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    sowjanya3
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    Will there be any problem for image to display in runtime? If IIS is not installed in our system? Every time in run time the image in not viewable but while at design time it is viewable.

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      Will there be any problem for image to display in runtime? If IIS is not installed in our system? Every time in run time the image in not viewable but while at design time it is viewable.

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      1. Displaying images does not depens upon IIS. If you dont have IIS then you can not host an .NET web application. 2. It seems that you can run the application and in runtime you can not see images. FYI, you mention images path in controls of your application and at runtime, the images path should match to the actual physical location images. if you dont see images, rather you get to see 'image' control but a 'cross' showing images not displayed, right click on images to get to see what path the control is expecting at runtime. Depending upon that you should modify the image path in design view. Please let me know if you get it going.

      Thanks, Arindam D Tewary

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        Will there be any problem for image to display in runtime? If IIS is not installed in our system? Every time in run time the image in not viewable but while at design time it is viewable.

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        thanks fr d info will try it out and let you no

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          1. Displaying images does not depens upon IIS. If you dont have IIS then you can not host an .NET web application. 2. It seems that you can run the application and in runtime you can not see images. FYI, you mention images path in controls of your application and at runtime, the images path should match to the actual physical location images. if you dont see images, rather you get to see 'image' control but a 'cross' showing images not displayed, right click on images to get to see what path the control is expecting at runtime. Depending upon that you should modify the image path in design view. Please let me know if you get it going.

          Thanks, Arindam D Tewary

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          In each system it wil be prefixed with Local host number. the same code is working in other system. then what would be the problem? On ur suggestion i had right clicked on the image this was the link http://localhost:49216/ws/App\_Data/pics/pic1.jpg in this except local host and its number my path is same asp:TableCell ID="TableCell4" ColumnSpan ="2" VerticalAlign = "Top" HorizontalAlign ="Center" runat ="server">

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