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.NET Forum / .NET Framework / .NET SDK / November 2007

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Process.Start("filename.xlsx") never returns26 Nov 2007 19:47 GMT5
Hi;
This is for a C# Excel AddIn. Because it is an AddIn to C# I do not have
control over setting the threading model.
When my AddIn creates a report and calls Process.Start(filename), it works
CLR Debugger startup error19 Nov 2007 17:42 GMT4
I recently installed the .NET SDK 2.0.  When I run the Microsoft CLR
Debugger, it says:
"The file C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework\\mscorlib.tlb could not be
loaded. An attempt to repair this condition failed because the file
2005 VB.Net application under 200315 Nov 2007 13:04 GMT1
I am currently creating an application in VB.Net under Visual studio 2005. I
am having a doubt the whether these application will run under Visual studio
Dot net 2003 or not. Because i have used the methods which are not available
in Dotnet 2003. Please give me the solution.
Allow mis-matched versions in an interface12 Nov 2007 03:01 GMT5
Hi;
We have an interface in our library (our_lib.dll). Users can create classes
based on this interface that we then load when we are running.
The problem is each time we create a new version of windward.dll, the
x64 and .net access to registry keys08 Nov 2007 15:41 GMT4
I have a .NET windows service application built on an 32-bit XP Pro system
that I am trying to install on a 64-bit XP Pro system.
This service needs to write in to the HKLM/Software registry key, not the
HKCU key because it is a system extension that is intended for Win2003
List<T>.Sort01 Nov 2007 16:37 GMT2
does anybody have an idea why the List<T>.Sort method is not virtual?
Would be fine to allow subclassing with customer sort implementation to
get e.g. stability for the sort operations.
Br,
 
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