someone knows how to convert c# code to vb net
automatically?

I am using Windows 98.
Suddenly, all my files on the C:\ drive and on a CD with
drawings and pictures appear (as a "List")  with a
thumbnail attach to them.

I have field names coming in from a database with spaces
that I did not create and I can't change. I have tried
evrything I know and .NET does not like it e.g File Number
as a field name and when I do

We have a project we are sharing for remote developers. The projects are
visable and most of the files are there except for the newer ones. If I
create a new file on the project it doesnt appear in the remote developers
solution explorer. I have the working directory and the site ...

We  Kumaraguru College of Technology _ India ,have
purchased .Net Academic Version (single User).
We had installed .net and registered with microsoft.
We had been using that , for the past six months.

My project has been migrated from VC 6.0 to VC .Net 2003.
The project uses an external library file which was
probably compiled with .PDB setting as VC60.PDB file.
When the project is compiled in .Net 2003 this library

I am running window xp professional with all the latest
update I found from the windows update site which include
the latest versionn of the .NET framework and Windows xp
sp1.

Coexistance of VS.NET 2002 and VS.NET 2003 on one computer ?
Is it possible ? How ?
Thanks,
Angel

 I've created a windows service that I would like to
deploy to other computers on my network.  I don't want to
have to use the "installutil.exe" program on each machine
to do this.  Can anyone point me to some information as to

I have a solution which contains some projects. When I
open the solution, most of winform classes do not show up
as winform, so I cannot design them. Is there any fix?

I have a project, which works fine when I run a debug
build. As soon as I change this to a release build, it
Any ideas as to why this might happen?
Cheers

I'm new.
I have a text box in a table.
Every time I try to drag it over a bit to the right, instead, the right side
shrinks to the left.

Hi all, just getting ready to install Visual Studio .NET 2003, and noticed
it came with VSS 6.0d?  I went on the Microsoft site, and it seems like 6.0d
is the latest version- but it's not logo tested for Win2k or XP?
Is this really the latest version?  Has anyone had any trouble ...

   I was wondering if anyone here could assist me. I've developed a small
app in C# which connects to an Access 2000 Database and converts it to mySQL
which will go open source when I've finished error testing.  I've
successfully deployed this application on a number of Windows XP ...

Is there any document that describes how
to migrate VS.NET 2002 projects to VS.NET2003 ?
Thanks,
Angel