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Thank you Mark.

Why are you so lazy? here[^] only two letters away from being an asset

Why dont you look in add\remove programs? Or the Central Admin Regards, Hulicat

sorry, i forgot to explain my q, i want it expand in first time when i run it. and i dont want collapse in first time

What Type of document are you trying to "publish"? It shouldn't be a problem Regards, Hulicat

Regardless you need to initiate the email once it's approved. try downloading SPD it's free it has a simple Workflow Designer that allows you to add tasks on actions. I would send the email on the approval action. I hope that helps. Regards, Hulicat

Thanks for the information. But this is not an ideal place for product advertisment. Regards Saanj There is no foolish question, there is no final answer...

MOSS 2007 Blogs provide some limited functionalities. Categorisation, Keywords, Comment Archiving and Moderation are not powerful enough. You can use CodePlex features for SharePoint and also can use BlogEngine.Net which is totally .NET based application. Regards Saanj There is no foolish question, there is no final answer...

Hi Hulicat, Thanks for responding.. I am using MOSS 2007

In MOSS2007 , you can directly create an sub-web in IIS and deploy the site in that IIS. However, please be remind that using that approach, you will not get benefit of SharePoint security model. Riwut Libinuko Microsoft MVP | SharePoint Server | Singapore b: http://blog.libinuko.com c: http://ideasfreestsadm.codeplex.com

The "other" application can not use SPContext.Current.User , since it doesn't relate with SharePoint. So the SharePoint application should pass the cred info to the next application. If you are using MOSS 2007 you can activate SSO (Single Sign On). Principle of SSO is to make SharePoint User -> Application User mapping. For more information on SSO, please refer here. http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms580316.aspx[^] If both application are in the same domain, you can use windows integrated authentication. Riwut Libinuko Microsoft MVP | SharePoint Server | Singapore b: http://blog.libinuko.com c: http://ideasfreestsadm.codeplex.com

Are you going to retrieve a file (pdf) from document library? SPList list = SPContext.Current.Web.Lists["DOCUMENTLIBRARY"]; // Sample get item id no. 1 SPListItem listItem = list.GetItemByID(1); SPFile itemFile = listItem.File; The last statement will give you the file. Riwut Libinuko Microsoft MVP | SharePoint Server | Singapore b: http://blog.libinuko.com c: http://ideasfreestsadm.codeplex.com

Hi, you have to know which part of the code which potentially return null value. For example avoid type casting without first checking the existence (null or not) Riwut Libinuko Microsoft MVP | SharePoint Server | Singapore b: http://blog.libinuko.com c: http://ideasfreestsadm.codeplex.com

xhajek10 wrote: I am ready to help. Ok, show the three references. only two letters away from being an asset

See if this helps you: http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/sharepointdesigner/HA101741361033.aspx[^] Regards, Hulicat