You can use OpenXML SDK to parse your byte array (use WordprocessingDocument.Open with a MemoryStream). Then look here for hints on how get all text content of the Word Document.

yes it is Tauseef A Khan MCP Dotnet framework 2.0.

No, I don't mean draw graphic. I want to display math equation in my program the same way we can see with Math Editor in Word. Bye, Claude

I have just calculated based on particular date. It is not just calculating first day of year. So I code accordingly. Hope you understand! :) Jinal Desai - LIVE

Thanks for your answers guys now i got the reason for this kind of behavior. AliAmjad(MCP) First make it Run THEN make it Run Fast!

Make sure you call the update method or the changes aren't committed

It depends on which technology u r using. And also depends is it web application or window application. Tell me which technology u r using.

See here[^] Mark Salsbery Microsoft MVP - Visual C++ :java:

Silverlight is strictly client-side technology. WCF and other web services are server side. You don't have to host your web services in the same web application that hosts the Silverlight application. In fact, Silverlight apps don't need to be hosted in web applications at all. For n-tier, how you connect your client and server tiers is up to you. You have some options built-in: Accessing Web Services in Silverlight[^] For EF you get even more help built-in: WCF RIA Services[^] Even though WCF RIA Services is still beta, the Visual Studio 2008/Silverlight 3 version has a go-live license. I use it in production applications and it works great - saves a ton of plumbing code usually needed for typical n-tier/CRUD type stuff. Mark Salsbery Microsoft MVP - Visual C++ :java:

Gagnon Claude wrote: I want to respond differently when I choose Print from the menu and the Print button from the toolbar. Connect them to different triggers.

The way I used to do it w/ LINQ2SQL is to generate an interface on the table, for each table class in the datacontext. I would then manually go through each interface and convert it to a class. I'm not sure if someone has figured out how to automate this. After a year of so, I bought a commercial ORM from Mindscape called Lightspeed, it supports linq and generates the DTOs for me =)

i just replaced web.config file with new one and all is ok , but still i want to know about problem. Tauseef A Khan MCP Dotnet framework 2.0.

You only should get the foreign key of tableb! according to your example... unless you've selected some data of tableb like result.tableb.fieldOfTableB <--- this automatically makes a join in your query! ;)

Don't allow the ObjectContext to be created outside of the layer you wish it be used in. ? Tauseef A Khan MCP Dotnet framework 2.0.

The WcfSvcHost is for testing/debugging. You'll probably want to consider how it will work when the service is actually deployed. I find hosting on IIS the easiest and most flexible. Mark Salsbery Microsoft MVP - Visual C++ :java:

Use Blend or wait for Visual Studio 2010. I don't find it cumbersome myself since I'm comfortable with XAML and code, and at least there's intellisense. I could see where it would be cumbersome if you're used to visual designers. Mark Salsbery Microsoft MVP - Visual C++ :java:

I'm pretty sure my recommendation will fix both your issues. When Silverlight 3 was released, I uninstalled Silverlight, the silverlight VS tools, and the toolkit. Then I downloaded and installed (in order) everything on the Get Started Building Silverlight 3 Applications[^] page. Except for some namespace shuffling (they keep changing stuff for WPF compatibility and when controls get migrated from the toolkit to the framework) everything works correctly. The toolkit is essentially beta, so I highly recommend keeping up the latest version. They are fixing stuff every few months. July is not the newest. Mark Salsbery Microsoft MVP - Visual C++ :java: