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They are kind of the same. When you add .net you imply you are using the .net framework. The .net framework behaves similar to Java in which it compiles down to an IL and then gets interpreted by the framework. ASP.net is the web piece of the .net framework. That …

I was able to get this to work using the System.Diagnostics.Process. I did this by: [COLOR=#0000ff]string[/COLOR] fileLocation = [COLOR=#800000]@"filename"[/COLOR]; [COLOR=#008080]Process[/COLOR] test = [COLOR=#0000ff]new[/COLOR] [COLOR=#008080]Process[/COLOR](); test.StartInfo.FileName = fileLocation; test.Start();

okay, I haven't had to do much development work in c++, I spend most of my time in c#. I am trying to finish a course and my teacher gave an assignment on dealing with union and bitfield structure. The assignment is: [COLOR=#000000]Write a C++ program that reads a 64-bit …

it lookse like there is a response to the first part, I use the encryption classes as well in the .net framework, they work preaty well. As far as if sql express is needed to be installed they would not, they would just need the file the data is stored …

After you upgrade your framework to the 2.0 make sure you go into the properties of the website in IIS and point the asp.net version to the 2.0. You can have 1.1 and 2.0 installed on the same machine and if you are upgrading the code but not the asp.net …