There is an example in this article: Thread synchronization: Wait and Pulse demystified[^] :-O Your implementation looks correct, but I guess you want to limit the size of the queue at some point, not let it grow to infinity. The implementation in that article also allows you to terminate the queue cleanly. Or you might find something in the recent release of MS Reactive Extensions on DevLabs[^]. It contains an ( unsupported ) back port of the new .NET 4.0 Task Parallel Library for .NET 3.5. I haven't explored it yet, but I would be surprised if it didn't contain the concurrent collection, including BlockingCollection. Nick ---------------------------------- Be excellent to each other :)

Thanks both. I think that your solution, Dave, could do the trick!!! Thankssss!! Kind regards

ika2 wrote: Is there something equivalent in .net 2.0? C# don't support anonymous classes. It has support for anonymous types, but it will not help you in this case. I guess what you need can be achieved using nested classes. Nested class will have access to all members of the class where it is written. Here is an example. public class Controller : IController { private State state; private Speed speed; public class ProductHandler { public void ChangeState(State newState) { } } } Best wishes, Navaneeth

Hi, I don't think they like this kind of access by code. With my tool, I could download many resumes in just a minute and this could stress their server. But thanks for the answer :) Regards

Hello Well, one easier solution is: 1- Get the image from your ImageList; 2- Use a Graphics object to draw the arrow with the proper direction at the proper place of the image. 3- Show the image in your header!! This way you won't need to use unmanaged calls!! Regards:rose:

thanks!!! is what I need! thanks again :) -- modified at 8:02 Friday 6th January, 2006

Hi! You could try adding a minimal RTF header yourself: string rtf = @"{\rtf1\ansi"+myRtfFragment+"}"; richTextBox1.Rtf = rtf; MessageBox.Show("Plain text is '"+richTextBox1.Text+"'"); Regards, mav

Try this[^] or one of the other articles on serial I/O. Signed: John R. Shaw

I´m sorry, I don´t use the newsgroups:-O thanks!!!I have used the LVS_EX_DOBLEBUFFER and it works!! but..I get much flickering. Is there a way to relax this flickering? thanks again