Hi;
Ok, I'm going nuts here. We have a scheduler in our ASP.NET app and here are
a couple of major problems I am hitting.
1) Someone schedules an item to run weekdays at 1:00 am - Colorado time. The

I see the class but I can't find any way to get one.

It's possible that rhis is a newbie Q but I got a mind black out for the
moment.
If I want to check AD for an object and provide me with the info if the
object is a user or group object. I'm trying to make a form for adding users

I am a beginner in programming field.I will be grateful if anyone lets
me know the Windows SDK Programming Basics

We are currently developing an email-software for Windows, and we need a
Mime-Parser for our software.
I found a very nice Mime-Parser in the Exchange 2007 SDK called
MimeDocument. Since our software may or may not run directly on the exchange

Hi;
Four questions on credentials. These are all in a test Windows console app.
This is testing opening both \\server\share\file and
http://www.domain.com/file.

I have to get the path of a Running Windows Service from another application.
How to do this ?

I have my client machine where .NET Framework SDK is not installed. I
have an assembly developed in .NET which has a client C++ EXE. I want
to deploy these files to the client machine.
I found somewhere that we can drag the assembly into

I need to install the Windows SDK. The only version I can find to download is
the newest version at the following URL
http://windowssdk.msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/default.aspx
It includes the .NET framework 3.0 + SDK. I have 3 questions:

Hi;
It looks like the UdpClient set to join a broadcast cannot have 2 programs
on the same machine both join the same broadcast. They both join ok, but only
1 gets the broadcasts.

Hi;
I have a little test program that works great to send/receive UDP packets if
I run both ends on the same computer. If I run them on different computers -
doesn't work.

Hi;
I have a thread with a socket in an infinite loop where it does a Receive()
acts on it, then blocks for the next. Is the best way to kill this to call
Close() on the socket which causes an exception?

Hi;
I've noticed a lot of the MS samples show using Socket rather than UdpClient
for UDP stuff. Is that the suggested approach?