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Great! Thanks for you help, I was going down the wrong track trying to cast a string. I managed to get this to work but I guess the datakeys are already in the correct format. Dim FileUID As Guid = CType(dgMyDataGrid.DataKeys(e.Item.ItemIndex), System.Guid) Jim

No that was my mistake my test code is simply a standard exe. As for as the depends.exe goes how do I use the information it gives me? Thanks for your quick replies guys, another reason why I love this site and the people who use it. Frank

thank you. I will think about that.

Hello Deepak, Thank you for your help. I will use this .EXE.Config file. It will be very useful. Heave a nice day. Xelk

Michael - my feeling is it will do what you want - Im going to try to direct mail you, the relevant reference manual and one of the examples which (I think) demonstrates what you want ... Garth

Hi Marcus, Are you referring to calling into a managed C++ control library used by a VB.NET application? If so, there shouldn't be much you need to know. If you are trying to create a C/C++ DLL with the same "__stdcall" calling conventions used by the Win32 API, that keyword itself should be what you need for your C++ DLL. If you can describe exactly what you need (i.e. both languages, versions, etc.) I can be of more help. Regards, Joe

Worked. Thanks!

You Have To Use The Rich Text Box Instead Of A Textbox So That You Can Easily Load A Text Fine Into It. Richtexbox1.filename = "PATH" I You Thinh You Can - "You Can"

I just want to know all the components of a windows form, their appearance, their status and all other stuff about theme. Can i get the work using Process or Application classes? thanks.

Your going to have to write new classes for Netscape that do the exact same thing the IE sample does. Problem is your going to need the documentation from Netscape's site on the COM class that Navigator exports in order to match up classes, methods, and events to duplicate IE's functionality. Then you can rewrite the sample's class for a Netscape version, that is, IF Netscape exports everything you need... RageInTheMachine9532

It all depends on what your comfortable with, what level your skills are at, of course the size and scope of the project, and what your deadline is. The only person who can answer your question is YOU! RageInTheMachine9532

Public Db as new connection Add all the required reference Sub Main() Set Db = New Connection Db.CursorLocation = adUseClient 'Access= ' Db.Open "Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;Data Source=" & App.Path & "\DbName.mdb;Persist Security Info=False" Sql server= Db.Open "Provider=SQLOLEDB.1;Password=" & Password & ";Persist Security Info=True;User ID=" & Username & ";Initial Catalog= " & DataBaseName & " ;Data Source=" & ServerName & "" End Sub