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Hi I am not sure if this is the right forum, please direct me if I'm right :-) I have a setup project in C# where I need to decide what to do based on the vales of registry keys specifically created for my app. As I understand it I …

The element 'collBlock' exists alright in the current context, but it does not exists in the context you are using it. try DataBlock aBlock = (DataBlock)collBlock[name]; where 'name' is referring to an existing key.

Hi Try to have a look at [URL="http://www.connectionstrings.com/"]http://www.connectionstrings.com/[/URL]

Hi Below suggestion is using a class "Matrix" containing the values to be added. After creating those they are populated with some numbers. Finally we are doing a row by row addition. Hope this helps you First create a form with a button on it [CODE] namespace MatrixAdd { public …

Please post an example of your data in order to help.

Depending on the database it is a possibility to include the name of the table in square brackets like [table name]. At least this works for SQL Server / Access, and if my memory is not cheating me, MySQL too... :-)

Did you "Copy & paste" or a "cut & paste" ?? If it is a copy and paste and you former controls is hidden beneath the tabform, it may actually be OK but not visible. What you see and try to access will in that case be the copy....

Hi think you need to include a reference to NUnitCore.dll in you reference-section of the project.