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  1. Derek Stone
    Not without overriding the DataGrid's render method. http://www.scrollingdatagrid.com/
  2. Derek Stone
    [msdn]System.IO.File[/msdn].Exists()
  3. Derek Stone
    You can't terminate instances of the service.exe process. You can stop the services that are hosted in it however. As for aspnet_wp.exe you can terminate that whenever the urge arises. It will be restarted automatically by IIS when needed.
  4. Derek Stone
    Use the StartsWith() method instead.
  5. Derek Stone
    Applications don't "run in the IDE" as they do in Visual Basic 6. They may have a debugger attached, as hinted by Tim above, but they are always compiled and run as a full-fledged process.
  6. Derek Stone
    An application's configuration is inherited from its parent with redefinitions in the application's configuration file (web.config) overriding those inherited from the parent. In your case you should have one login page, with one web.config file and location elements specifying who can access what. <configuration> <location path="Logon.aspx"> <system.web> <authorization> <allow users="?"/> </authorization> </system.web> </location> </configuration>
  7. Derek Stone
    Here's a start. (?<!--.*)go
  8. Derek Stone
    Reflector Anakrino Resharper NAnt NUnit
  9. Derek Stone
    He's dealing with MySQL not Microsoft SQL Server, iebidan.
  10. Derek Stone
    Responding "not me" is of no help iebidan. Please refrain from doing so in the future.
  11. Derek Stone
    Looks like the first exploit generated from the source code has hit the shelves.
  12. Derek Stone
    The .NET framework runs just fine under Windows 98 and Windows ME. Of course classes that wrap subsystems only found in Windows NT (Windows NT, Windows 2000, Windows XP) will not be available under Windows 98 or Windows ME. Consult the .NET SDK for each class' compatibility.
  13. Derek Stone
    Just to expand you'd look for the WM_DEVICECHANGE message and filter for a "wParam" value that equates to DBT_DEVICEARRIVAL. LParam will be a pointer to a PDEV_BROADCAST_VOLUME if the device is of a media type (check for DBT_DEVTYP_VOLUME in the PDEV_BROADCAST_HDR structure).
  14. Derek Stone
    You can't remove an item while iterating through its collection.
  15. Derek Stone
    You'd have to detect the initial install using the RMS API provided by the Win32 device subsystem. You can then query the device using [api]DeviceIOControl[/api] to determine its purpose.
  16. Derek Stone
    There are several PDF converters/readers available online. One of those would be your best bet.
  17. Derek Stone
    As for your timers you should be keeping a reference to them throughout the lifetime of the application.
  18. Derek Stone
    If the threads should terminate along with the rest of the application, then set the Thread.IsBackground property as mentioned by Jorge above.
  19. Derek Stone
    If I said $15-$20 it wouldn't be much of a push towards excellence, now would it? :)
  20. Derek Stone
    It depends. If the code is running on a machine that has its timezone set to Eastern Standard Time the answer is rather simple, and you need only to call the [msdn]System.TimeZone[/msdn].ToLocalTime() method. If this is not the case, then you will have to perform the conversion manually.
  21. Derek Stone
    It is against United States copyright law to depict a character's voice without the express written consent of the media outlet, unless otherwise noted in their fair-use guidelines. In the case of Disney, such actions are strictly forbidden, and this thread will have to be closed.
  22. Derek Stone
    This has nothing to do with ASP.NET and everything to do with Explorer Bars. http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/shellcc/platform/shell/programmersguide/shell_adv/bands.asp
  23. Derek Stone
    You give me a vanilla install of Microsoft Windows Server 2003, Microsoft SQL Server, and a decent chunk of bandwidth (10 GB+/month) and I'll give you $10. Now that's a deal I'd go for.
  24. Derek Stone
    The controls in the BCL are fairly complete from my standpoint, although there is room for improvement. Can you give us an example of what you're looking for exactly?
  25. Derek Stone
    If you save the settings in a class instance you can easily serialize it to file (save and load).
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