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Why do you need to 'multiply and truncate'? Random returns integers by default, you have to ask it for doubles. Also, with no code, there is no way to determine why you are getting the same sequence.

A properly defined event has a sender object as the first parameter. The sender object would be the image that is sending the OnMouse events. Just cast it from object to whatever it really is.

Try specifying the type when you add the parameter TestCaseManager.Parameters.Add(new SqlParameter("@Img", SqlDbType.Image, Img));

http://blogs.microsoft.co.il/pavely/2009/07/23/changing-console-fonts/

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Open input file for reading Open output file for writing Start a loop for 3 iterations Read line from input (we'll call this sub) Start a loop for 6 iterations Read line from input (we'll call this base) Use String.Replace on base replacing (,) with (sub) (we'll call this out) …

like 8 of your last block you are trying to convert an CompayAPI object into an ICompanyApI<DerivedCompayType> object. Is it complaining about that?

A for loop consists of 4 parts for (Part1; Part2; Part3) { Part4 } Part1 - the initializer. This is where you initialize variables, usually the loop counting variable but can be anything, really. Part2 - the condition. This is where you put the condition that ends the loop. When …

/force makes the linker create an exe even if you have unresolved references or duplicate references. I suspect that line 2 is your problem, including the .cpp file and it's probably part of the solution. Create a header file like normal and include that.

Without seeing your code, i'd just be guessing that you are adding it to the wrong datagrid.

As far as I can recall (back to Express 2003) they have always been allowed for comercial uses.

I knew where they were supposed to go but didn't know how to find the correct path. Nice info.

You can use it in a webbrowser control, or send it as an http request.

First step would be "what is the program supposed to do"?