Application.Exit()


MSDN Doc: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.windows.forms.application.exit(VS.71).aspx

Regular expressions are the way to go. Using them in C# is easy, but developing the actual regular expression is slightly complicated. There are two tools that I've used in the past to help me craft...

Have you tried setting the .DataSource of the combobox to null, then clearing it, then binding it? Also, there is probably a more elegant way to write that function, since all 3 if blocks are...

You need to do an INSERT query to add data. You gave us a screenshot of a SELECT query. Since you have two tables with a relationship, when you go to insert a row in both tables with the same ID.

Cool. If you don't know how to get Spy++, I believe I read that it is included in the Windows SDK.

Have you tried using the SharpZip? It's probably much better at handling compression. http://www.icsharpcode.net/OpenSource/SharpZipLib/

Have you tried using Spy++? Check out this article:...

So what exactly initiates the download? It comes from javascript? You might have to just parse the javascript. Sendkeys would be a cop out :)

You should override the Navigating event of the browser control. You're going to have to figure out when the URL is the download url (the file name might change, but it might be in a certain path or...

Thanks for sharing. Use the code snippits area of DaniWeb to post your code snipits - http://www.daniweb.com/code/csharp.html

You don't have to compile the project from the command line to generate a .dll file. In Visual Studio, select the Class Library project type, and that will compile into a .dll file. After you...

I don't think there are services on Windows Mobile, however, you can just run an application in the background on startup (with no UI).

Well the opennetcf library is open source, so you can at least download the source and see how they do it.

Check out the OpenNetCF Desktop Communication Library. It is available here: http://www.opennetcf.com/FreeSoftware/DesktopCommunication/tabid/90/Default.aspx

It looks like there are 4 C# Twitter libraries listed on the Twitter API Wiki. You can check them out here: http://apiwiki.twitter.com/Libraries#C/NET

This is possible. Check out this blog post, which shows how to use a CookieContainer with WebClient: http://couldbedone.blogspot.com/2007/08/webclient-handling-cookies.html

Well, the code you just gave is not C# ;). It's C/C++...

Even though your using Visual Studio 2005, your IIS Website is configured to use .NET 1.1. It says so itself, in the error message:

Version Information: Microsoft .NET Framework...

You have no code at all for an array there..

How can you be on the right track with no code? lol

All the C++ would be doing is converting 1 into "true"; that's not rocket science. This would work:

while(Convert.ToBoolean(1)) {}

Why would you store all of that in a string? LOL

That's why we have things like DataSets...

Check out the Mono (http://www.go-mono.com/)project. They should be exactly what you're looking for ;) .

Doh, I really should read posts before I post the same exact info :o

Why is Java named Java? or .NET named .NET? or for that matter, Xerox named Xerox?

Who cares :-).

MonoDevelop does sound like a great project :-). However, if Mono was ideally perfect, there would be no need for it ;-).

Google Search: Threading in C# (http://www.google.com/search?q=threading+in+C%23&sourceid=mozilla-search&start=0&start=0&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8) :cool:

Also, just wondering if you realized that .Net...

Also, I would like to apologize for taking long to reply. I've been busy and I wanted to give you a well thought, and organized answer.

A blog, short for WebLog, is sort of like an online journal. It could be used for many things - talking about your day, or talking about a certain issue. Some people have a few blogs - one about a...

I'm starting a new project (yeah, I need to have more then two concurrent projects!). This project is going to be uncharted territory for me - open source. I call it Blogger.NET, it posts to...

if("a"=="d")
{
//do something
}
else if("a"=="c")
{
// do something else
}
else
{

StringBuilder should be used when putting together large, complex strings. Do not use it for working with small strings - StringBuilder has a lot of overhead and isn't worth the performance loss.