I am currently coding an application that creates a report to be
printed. I found out that when I use some fonts on my report, they get
scrambled on the hard copy (the print preview works correctly). Right
now, one font I can use that prints correctly is "Courier". So I

I would like to install MS-SQL 2000 Personal Edition on my
computer to test with as I'm developing my application
(s).  I used the MS-SQL 2000 Standard Edition CD but the
only choices I had was to install the Client Tools or

I recently moved a large project (Managed C++ and C#)
using extensive app.exe.config trace switches for
debugging from VS.NET 2002 to VS.NET 2003. Now whenever I
build (or even the implicit build caused by Debug /

When use the Add Method wizard to create a new method for
a COM interface, in the header file, it creates the
following:
   LONG s3(VARIANT vv);

1. Is it possible to define an "OnDoubleClick" event attribute for a
datagrid item?
2. I have code below which selects a datagrid row with the "OnClick"
attribute, but apparently there is no built-in OnDoubleClick attribute.

I have a windows service written in C#.  It's a simple service that will run
as our remote host listener.  First question: how do you install a service
to accept a command line parameter when the service starts?  Second
question, how do you install multiple instances of the same ...

I have this application that was developed by someone
else using VB>NET and when I try to run it on my win98 OS
it gives me all kinds of error messages and throws some
exceptions. What would I need to run that application on

I have seen the academic version listed for <$300 and all the listings say
"same as pro version" and yet the pro version lists for $1000+.  Is there
truly no difference?  It sounds too good to be true.
Thanks

I'm going to be doing a lot of programming using Visual
Studio 6.0 and am shopping around for a laptop.  People
have told me that I should definitely get a Dell and not
an HP or Compaq.  Any recommendations?  If I have it

I have vs.net 2002 and was wondering if I should upgrade to 2003 or not.
Is 2003 better than 2002?

What decompilers out there work well enough for general use?
I"m looking at helping out an outfit that made the mistake of farming out
some development offshore (Eastern Europe) - but didn't get source code. Now
there are bugs, the product needs enhancement (it is not a large ...

A client runns VS.net on a Win2000 server SP3. Reciently
when she attempts to recompile the code, VS starts to
assemble the required resources and then the whole PC
freezes. We have reformatted and reinstalled the PC inc

Anyone have any thoughts on validating the .NET
environment for FDA compliance purposes?
Thanks!

I have found a bug in VS.NET 2003 that I can't seem to
find a solution for.  When I am at a break point, I want
to expand a variable node in the local windows to see the
properites of the corresponding object.  However, when I

My Vs .NET ( 2002) is crashing repeatedly when I open the Macro explorer or
the Macro IDE
i have one very simple macro in my macros.
the following events are in my application log -