I hope that other out there have had the same issue that I am having.
I am running VS 2005 Beta 2.0 and trying to compile a simple ASP.NET
Web app (C#) and I keep getting this error in the WEB.CONFIG:
The specified module could not be found. (Exception from HRESULT:

I need to store file types, different from bitmaps in resources. How can i
do this?

I would be really grateful if somone can  help me with this:
I am trying to compile a dll from the commnd line with the following code:
vbc /debug /nologo /t:library /out:\worldshopdevelopement\bin\Catalog.dll /r:
System.dll /r:System.Data.dll  \worldshopdevelopement\Catalog.vb

Hello everyone, I'm having a lot of difficulty trying to use an MSChart
component within my C# app...there's a lot of instruction on how to reference
the component using Visual Studio but not much for those of us using notepad
and the free SDK from Microsoft. Some instructions ...

I am writing some code to access share folder on a remote network.
DirectoryInfo dicInfo = new DirectoryInfo("remoteNetwork\shareFolder");
if (dicInfo.Exists)
{

I want to use IDASM to inspect my dynamically created dll's (created
using classes found in System.Reflection.Emit namespace) but I don't
see any of the custom attributes I assigned to the classes. Is it
possible that ILDASM does not display information about custom

I am running Exchange 2003 with latest SPs and am running into a very
strange problem.  When we receive certain emails, the contents of the
messages have been corrupted.  Exclamation points (!) seem to appear
randomly in the text (usually an exclamation point followed by a space) ...

Does anyone know how to get the mac address of a workstation in .NET? I am
looking for something that does the win32 equivalent of  GetAdaptersInfo().

I have installed version 1.1 SDK, saved the "Hello World" code example, but
when I load the command prompt (black DOS window) and type in the compiler
instruction from the directory where the file is stored I get an error
message saying that the vbc command is not recognized by ...

Hi;
I know this must exist but I've looked & looked. What is the call to get all
classes. I am using J# but that shouldn't make a difference.

NOTE: This question is a cross-post from microsoft.public.platformsdk.shell.  
The original post was on 9/21/05 and had not received any response as of
9/26/05.
I'm writing a C++ application that communicates with a Bluetooth device, and

I was reading through the thread on this topic towards the end of
march. It was mentioned that when he author multi-threads his ping
program one thread may get the response from another.  It was said this
was expect since ICMP doesn't use ports so the framework can't