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You could save the double as a string with Convert.toString (double) and store it in the registry. When you pull the string back out from the registry use Convert.toDbouble (string) to turn the string back into a double.

You could try this: using System.Runtime.InteropServices; [DllImport("winmm.dll")] private static extern bool PlaySound( string lpszName, int hModule, int dwFlags ); When you make a call to the method it will look something like: PlaySound ("MyFile.wav", null, 1); Here is a url with...

Here is some code that I stumbled across in the msdn that could be modified to actually view the cache instead of deleting the cache. http://support.microsoft.com/kb/q326201/

I guess I should have stated that my goal was to delete the cache. Sorry.

It is somewhat crude, but works. Here is what I did. private void cleanFolder (string path) { try { // delete directory Directory.Delete (path, true); // recreate the directory if it actually gets deleted all the way. if ( !Directory.Exists(path) )...

Cool. I got it to work. Thanks for the info.

Hello, I am having trouble figuring out a weird issue. I am trying to get all files in the special folder InternetCache. The problem is only two items show up when I get all files and folders in the directory. The two items I get are desktop.ini and Content.IE5. I check the directory on the...