How can I envoke WinDiff.exe from the command line to compare 2 folders
recursively (i.e. with "Include subdirectories" checked)?

I'm looking from some example of implimenting tracing via EIF across the
tiers of an application. I've implimented tracing on a single component, but
it's not clear to me (in the MS documentation) how I need to impliment my
trace events across the components/tiers so I can ...

i am getting the following error when i use the EIF DLL (by creating the TLB
file and all the necessary steps needed) in a VB6.0 application
This is a sample testing that i am doing as my main task is to implement the
EIF in a COM+ application

Can somebody tell me if EIF can be used in a COM application?
Pooja Renukdas
Deloitte Consulting,

I'm having real problems installing my logging components for use by a
web service. I have installed them fine in other environments, but am
having problems with 2 particular, load balanced servers.
I have installed the EIF, used installutil to register my Logging

I'm getting the following error message on a reinstall of EIF:
The .NET Framework of version v1.0 (with SP2) or v1.1 is required.
Please install an appropriate .NET Framework and try setup again.
Executing command: IsDotNetInstalled

Our issue is thus:
We have a couple of custom event logs that we write to using the EIF.
This works well, but recently we have had a couple of unexpected power
outages.  When the machines (Win2K3) on which the software is

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My application logs messages to windows trace file. It is writing to the file TraceLog.Log and the trace session settings are default.
Everything is working fine but I would like to write to a new file everyday instead of writing to the same TraceLog.Log.
Currently it is taking ...

Hi
I am using Visual Studio Dotnet Enterprise Architect 2002 in windows 2000 Server.
When I try to open new project in visual studio.net, the following error message displayed. How can i solve this problem?
Error Details:

## Event Schema
namespace MiMiC.EnterpriseInstrumentation.Schema
{
/// <summary>