the reason being is because the asp:Calendar is a server rendered control. so changing the month causes the need for the control to be re-rendered. personally I have never been a big fan for many of the asp controls. since you are using jQuery might I recommend you use a jQuery plugin and just eliminate the need for a server rendered control?? here is one that I use - http://trentrichardson.com/[^] as if the facebook, twitter and message boards weren't enough - blogged

Yeah, to solve the problem we had to change around a few things and make some sacrifices as far as a machine using vista is concerned. We just changed the style to "flat" whenever we detected Vista. It's not as pretty but it's a fairly quick and easy solution. Thanks for you reply. Much appreciated. "The shortest distance between two points is under construction" -Noelie Altito

I totally agree. I have had requirements change far more often than not. Even for things that I was originally told that it would never change. So I always write things in such a way as to allow for easy changes in the future. Bill W

Wow the third question in a row that has nothing to do with C#. :sigh: AeonBlue wrote: As a new developer As a new developer it sounds like you need to do some studying on Windows Installer[^]. Another good resource is InstallSite[^] led mike

UPDATE: Turns out when you are developing web applications you should test your product on browsers that don't begin with Mozilla and end in Firefox. Works fine in I.E. I lose. :( "The shortest distance between two points is under construction" -Noelie ALtito