Read about the ProcessInfo and ProcessStartInfo classes. Also, you could check into some of the win32 API functions that might be able to help with this task.

I normally just extract to a temporary folder, like C:\tmp\ then after I install, I just delete all of c:\tmp\
Those files are just install files, so it really doesn't matter where you put them. I...

You posted this at devshed too :P

What exactly are you wanting to do. Because it vastly depends on what your end goal is, as to determine the best plan of attack.

In the click events of your menu items you just need to call the undo/redo methods of the RichTextBox or TextBox you have on your form....You can also check to see if it's possible to undo or redo in...

I've never used that namespace but my guess would be there is either some sort of property in that namespace that can tell you, or maybe one of the Application or Environment classes.

You might...

You don't install the webservice. You just use it in your application. A webservice just takes input and returns a result....it's not something you have to install. You will, however, have to create...

You can use it without writing it back to storage. Just look into the XmlReader and XmlDocument classes. Just don't save it back to the hdd.

VB.NET is also much different in declarations. i.e:

'vb6
Dim someVar As SomeObject

'in vb.net
Dim someVar As SomeObject = someValue

You can do it with the Session and Application objects...but it's better if you use Cookies or GET/POST methods.

You can't just reference the particular cell in DataRow[DataColumn] = [some var here] form?

Maybe you're using the wrong encoding? (i.e. ASCII or Unicode. I'd try using unicode, see if that helps)

Huh? Do you want to check to see if someone uploaded the same image twice? You could check the filename and filesize...other than that I'm not sure what you're asking.

C# is my favorite, it's got a nice clean syntax. Easy to learn, easy to implement. VB (in any form) makes me shudder. C++ managed...why(you could just use C# :D )?! That's my oppinion.

There are several ways to do that, I would go about it this way:


// the encrypt button event handler
encrypt_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
// assuming you've named the text box for...

What do you want to know about it? If you use C#.NET it's like Java. If you use C++.NET it's like C++. If you use VB.NET it's like VB. If you use J++ or J#.net it's like java (1.1). If you use...

Could you give us the code example, that might help us answer you question faster. Thanks :)

Ok, well I'm assuming you know you're running your scripts on a .NET enabled server. Also, I'm assuming you're using your WebForm1.aspx.vb as your code behind page (which is loaded at the top of the...

Yeah, use DataBind() you may have to read up on it. But bind to a certain source, say an ArrayList, then just update the ArrayList, after that just do dataGrid.DataBind() and you rows and columns...

DataTable dt = dataGrid.Table["People"];
dt.Rows[4]["Colum 4"].Text = "BLAH!";

That is asuming you have a datagrid with a table named "People" and in that table you have a column named "Column...

Do you know anything about the .NET framework? Or any of the languages used in it (C#, VB.NET, C++, ASP.NET[well that's kinda like VB and C#], J#, etc) if you know any of those you should be fine....