I had some trouble with my system a couple days ago, and after using system restore to roll back a change i made gacutil.exe doesnt seem to want to work any more.  I have reinstalled the framework sdk and i still receive the error "Access is Denied" when simply typing "gacutil /?

If I write some code doing network access through NetworkStream, is it
better (performace wise) to always encapsulate in a BufferedStream or it
doesn't matter ?

I am trying to create dtmf grammar which accepts 5 digits. Here is how the grammar looks like
<rule id="UserIdDtmf" scope="public"><item repeat="1-5"><?MS_Grammar_Editor ...

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I'm using HttpWebRequest to connect to a secure site which requests a client certificate. When this happens, a dialog box pops up titled "signing data with your private exchange key" asking the user to confirm that the application should be allowed to use the private key
However, ...

using HttpWebRequest to make HTTP request t web server and get resulting
HTML in the response, when the response includes hebrew characters (not
unicode) these characters are moved away after
StreamReader reader = new StreamReader ( response.GetResponseStream() );

my system runs Windows2000 server with sp4, dot-net framework version 1.1 (1.1.4322), Visual Studio 2003 (7.1.3088),
making a windows application in C# that uses HttpWebRequest and brings data, after about a minuete from the end of the response, while the window stays open, i get ...

I regularly get the exception message:
with Title Common Setup Files (3790.0)
and complaining that the installation package PSDK-x86.msi cannot be found.
Where should I look for that file?

using HttpWebRequest to make HTTP request t web server and get resulting
HTML in the response, when the response includes hebrew characters (not
unicode) these characters are moved away after
StreamReader reader = new StreamReader ( response.GetResponseStream() );

Hi people
I tried to use ngen.exe on an executable generated by C#, but I don't see where the generated executable is placed. I use it as follows (from the tools menu)
 ngen.exe "$(ProjectDir)bin\release\myprogram.exe
The output goes to the output window, and it doesn't say it ...

A serious omission from VS.NET:  Epsilon keybindings were the reason
that a lot of programmers did not move to VS.NET.  I've heard lots of
rumors about new versions of the IDE.  Any word on whether Epsilon
bindings will be back in place?   Or is everyone happy with the