I have a Dll code written in VC++ having lots of structures, classes etc and
exporting 100s of APIs.
I have to port it to VC.Net to make it managed. How can i port the whole
code to make it managed. I have heard of IJW & wrapper. But please guide me

It's not necessary, but it would be nice if there was a way I could easily
create something like a 'web browser form' or a 'display web page form' as
forms in my application (in a Panel would be even better!). Something that
allows browsing the internet within the window, or ...

VC++Express;
I have a form with one button. This is my code for the button1 click
event.
BackColor=Color::Red;           // Red is in the scope Color ?

I'm trying to change the uuid of an Activex control so that my modified
version can coexist on the same system as the official control. I did
what I thought was obvious:
1). Generated new GUIDS using the VC8 GUID generator

I have recently ported a project from VS .Net to VS 2005 and when I
build/run it I get a run-time error "R6034".
After a bit of poking around I discovered that my manifest file only
contains the following

I'm moving code from VC 6.0 to VC2005. I noticed that some code I can
build and run in VC 2005 with CLR support. But once I put them into a
project which support CLR, I got error "AccessViolationException"
during run-time.

In today's market, what's a good screen resolution that I can pretty much
count on as being the minimum?
This is kind of a 'fuzzy' question in that I'm interested in the biggest
screen resolution that I can be pretty sure most people who buy a computer