There is a scenario I\'m interested in. User runs COM based application in a separate window, I want my C# application to manipulate that application through COM calls. I\'ve found COM interface I\'m
I\'m trying开发者_运维问答 to use the Microsoft.SmartDevice.Connectivity library to talk to a windows phone 7 device, but whenever I try to create a DatastoreManager (which is the first step) I get a
Background: We have a COM object written in C#. We are working with another company that has code written in VB6. We need to send them VB6 code that creates and calls objects/methods from our COM obje
The title is self-explanatory of what I want to accomplish. I have a COM-visible component built in 3.5 and my new projects are 4.0. Code very similar to the one below is what I want to run from the 3
I\'m trying to use a VB6 app consumed in a C# app. The VB6 App is a Winform app. To do this, I have modified the VB6 App (EXE) to a DLL. Then I\'ve referenced it in my C# app. In my VB App, I\'ve add
I\'ve picked up some C# code recently and one of the classes has a Guid attribute present above it. I don\'t understand what this is or what it\'s used for.
I have a COM object in C# and a Silverlight application(escalated privileges) which is a client to this COM object.
I\'m trying to get a third party app (hMailServer) to consume my C# library.They support 3rd party libraries using VBScript hooks.I got everything working fine using registration-full COM, but now wan
Right now I\'m drawing a small 16x16 image on the title bar of my window. It works nicely, except for an obnoxious flicker that I cant figure out how to get rid of.
I\'m trying to write something that (amongst other things) adds a user to an AD group - using VS2010, .Net4 and the library facilities in System.DirectoryServices.AccountManagement.
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