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Awesome! Now it works the way I want it. Thanks.

1. In your Button2 click handler, write something like this: If ListBox2.SelectedItems.Count > 0 Then 'Code to move your items from ListBox2 to ListBox1 Else MsgBox("Please select an item from ListBox2") End If 2. I don't think the standard listbox supports having different fonts for its items. You may have to create your own user control for that. See example Color List Box[^].

Oh ok, never thought about using .JPG or .GIF, I am curious on how to convert a chart into an image file.

check http://www.mentalis.org/ it has API viewers

cnurse wrote: The thing I have in the back of my mind is to run the application which could be developed in .NET, as a web app. There would be the minimum of downloads then, and of course nobody has to work hard to keep up to date with the latest version! 8-) I only have to rollout to one location too, sounds good huh!? Web apps can be good. HREF-EXEs (also known as ClickOnce or No-Touch Deployment) look better :-) Unfortunately for you, it would seem to be best suited to corporate LANs: http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/dv_vstechart/html/vbtchno-touchdeploymentinnetframework.asp[^] But in the longer term, this might be how a lot of software is deployed in future generally. Ian Darling "The different versions of the UN*X brand operating system are numbered in a logical sequence: 5, 6, 7, 2, 2.9, 3, 4.0, III, 4.1, V, 4.2, V.2, and 4.3" - Alan Filipski

Have a look at this Its were I went to do mine Ray

Thats great, thanks very much ;o) Jim

CodeProject's forum code doesn't convert < and > to their HTML representation. Please post again, converting < to < and > to >, so we can see the problem.

Of the few language conversion tools I've used, they ALL have one thing in common: They can never get all the code to convert properly, so you have to go thru and edit the resulting code anyway. RageInTheMachine9532

Are you absolutely sure the database file is being written to the same directory as your .EXE? RageInTheMachine9532

Hi there :) Ok, the timers seems fine now, next prob is this: I want the program to email only if the file contains new "errors" but NOT to email if there are no new instances of the "error" word. so i wrapped the mail code in if sline <> "" then ... (mail code)...end if and it doesnt seem to mail at all now (i added errors manually to the file to check it). Could u pls tell me where im going wrong? Thanx! Imports System Imports System.IO Imports System.Collections Imports System.Web Module Module1 Sub Main() Dim myTimer As New System.Timers.Timer Dim LineNo As String myTimer.Stop() Dim CurrentLineNo As New Integer If GetSetting("OrEM", "Settings", "LineNo") = "" Then SaveSetting("OrEM", "Settings", "LineNo", "1") End If LineNo = Val(GetSetting("OrEM", "Settings", "LineNo")) Dim objReader As New StreamReader("filename") Dim sLine As String = "" Dim arrText As New ArrayList Do sLine = objReader.ReadLine() : CurrentLineNo = CurrentLineNo + 1 If CurrentLineNo >= LineNo Then If InStr(UCase(sLine), "MON") Or InStr(UCase(sLine), "TUE") Or InStr(UCase(sLine), "WED") Or InStr(UCase(sLine), "THU") Or InStr(UCase(sLine), "FRI") Or InStr(UCase(sLine), "SAT") Or InStr(UCase(sLine), "SAT") Then sLine = objReader.ReadLine() : CurrentLineNo = CurrentLineNo + 1 If InStr(UCase(sLine), "ERROR") Then arrText.Add(sLine) While sLine <> "" sLine = objReader.ReadLine() : CurrentLineNo = CurrentLineNo + 1 End While End If End If If Not sLine Is Nothing Then End If Loop Until sLine Is Nothing objReader.Close() If sLine <> "" Then 'create mail notification Dim mailMsg As New System.Web.Mail.MailMessage mailMsg.BodyFormat = Mail.MailFormat.Text mailMsg.To = "me@co.uk" mailMsg.Subject = "name" mailMsg.From = "name" Dim txtBody As String For Each sLine In arrText txtBody = txtBody & sLine & vbCrLf Next mailMsg.Body = txtBody System.Web.Mail.SmtpMail.SmtpServer = "server" System.Web.Mail.SmtpMail.Send(mailMsg) End If SaveSetting("OrEm", "Settings", "LineNo", Trim(Str(CurrentLineNo

i meant u try dbConnection.ConnectionString = "UID=UserID; PWD=Pww; Provider=MSDATASHAPE;Data Source=SQLOLEDB;Initial Catalog=FC_AIRLINES;Server=yourserver" dbConnection.Open n don smile when doin it! :rose::rose: 1fm1fu

By "edit" do you mean allow the user to interactively change the value of a subitem in column 2,3,...,N? Or, do you mean simply set the value of the subitem, as in ListView1.Items(0).SubItems.Item(1).Text = "X" Unfortunately, according to the .NET Framework documentation, "Unlike ListViewItem objects, ListViewItem.ListViewSubItem objects cannot be edited directly by the user"

If everything is in the same workgroup or domain (and the Administrator account presumably has permission to everything in the workgroup or domain) then you may simply refer to the location using the UNC path -- i.e., "\\machinename\sharename\foldername\", and you will not have to expend any additional effort with coding for file access & security permissions.