C#

Thanks...Does anyone know of a good reference online for the classes and what is in them?

Hey Andy, Why not post them and let the viewers let you know? Seriously it would be great if you put them up. David

Well, it is not really a problem, I think that in c# also exist something like System.gc() ( the garbage colector calling function), You can call it any time you want.

You have two choices: 1) Use MSDN online, at http://msdn.microsoft.com 2) Get VisualStudio.NET, and use MSDN locally.

Do u have any example code 4 me

Thanks for the info Andrei! I did figure as much myself. Unfortunately I was trying to create text editor with extra features not found in RichEdit and for now I had to abandon it. I hope Microsoft reconsiders their decision about text output support (or lack of it) in .NET. As for Windows SDK, if I have to use it I'd rather use it from C++. Cheers. P.S. I am using Beta2 VS.NET

You'll have to make that combobox a property (read-only).

Well from your code, you are attaching the images as attachments. Outlook Express will preview a picture attachment for you, that is why you are seeing it in the message. Typically what html newsleters do is have a full html page that is sent and the images are not in the mail message, but usually they refer to a web server. This keeps the email messages small. Steve Maier, MCSD

and another of the main reasons for .Net was to help with coding for those building for both 32bit and 64 bit versions of windows without requiring code rewrites, as everything is compiled to MSIL with it's common type library, all is requires is a .Net compiler and framework on the target platform to convert this to native code and allow it to run without code changes. BTW: A .Net Framework that runs on Java is underdevelopment, this should mean a version of .net could run on any platform/os that supports Java.