Thank you so much - I'll try to take a look at it. --------------------------- Blogging about SQL Server and related topics.

Hmmm...very weird. I wouldn't have thought that the culture would affect the sheetname. A guide to posting questions on CodeProject[^] Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP Visual Developer - Visual Basic      2006, 2007

What about this? http://www.amazon.com/Writing-Add-ins-Visual-Studio-NET/dp/1590590260[^] I've no idea how good it is. Kevin

Alsvha wrote: ...it is funny you should mention thinking from the perspective of a printing catalogue, as that is excatly what the scope of the project is, creating a new catalogue... I am attempting to draw inspiration as to the various other methods of designing the database; such as pro and cons with dynamic table creation, many nullables in each row of a table and so on... I'm attempting to keep it on a somewhat abstract level to better get the whole picture. Our company, years ago, developed a program specifically designed to handle large amounts of printed information of all kinds in the simplest possible way - we call it a wysiwyg "pagebase" and since the pages themselves are the database, it is fast, efficient, easy to understand and use, etc - there is no "translation" from database format to viewing format and back, and the user's idea of the thing is identical to the developer's. We've been using it for all of our corporate data for almost ten years now. I can send you a PDF of the documentation (about 100 pages) if you're interested in this kind of "inspiration", but you'll have to email me directly so I have a place to send it (you can use the email button below).

here's one http://blog.krisvandermast.com/ASPNET20PageLifeCycle.aspx[^]

it's an XML document, opened via notepad.

I have made this example to mess about with it, which was where I found this issue: (please ignore bad naming as it is just a test project :)) I have this enum: Public Enum MyType As Integer TypeA = 1 TypeB = 2 TypeC = 4 TypeD = 8 TypeE = 16 End Enum (withouth <Flags()> ) I then "OR" some choices together and place them in a variable of the type of MyType. This then results in some interger value depending on the choices. Then I can check if a type is added to my object: Dim result As MyType = mEnuType And examineType Return result = examineType where mEnuType is the combined type variable and examineType is the one I try to check if contains. I can remove added types by using XOR and all that, and all seems to work flawless. Withouth using the <Flags()> with my Enum, hence my confusion. If I read the documentation (msdn) for <Flags()> it seems to indicate that I need it to do these bitwise functionalities, however this testing seems to indicate I do not, and I can't figure out what I am doing wrong? --------------------------- 127.0.0.1 - Sweet 127.0.0.1

Never having modified a post, I didn't know that, so I've learned something today :) Thanks Steve S Developer for hire

If you are using .Net 1.1, you can read about BrowserCap[^] configuration that will let your ASP.Net render the same HTML in different browsers. "Democracy is two wolves and a sheep voting on what to have for dinner" - Ross Edbert Sydney, Australia

Thanks for the reply. The problem is that onChange dosen't fire until after the selection has been changed in which case the page changes, whereas the onMouseOver in Firefox would trigger as you use your mouse to "scroll" down the selection-choices, and you'd be able to see a preview before making the selection. I am "fearing"/thinking that we do need to go with an "onChange" to have compatibility with Internet Explorer, but seeing as this was a client request (*sigh*) I thought it was worth to see if there was a workaround for IE, to mimic the behaviour we see in Firefox. But thanks for your reply. With regards. --------------------------- 127.0.0.1 - Sweet 127.0.0.1

Its generally a bad idea to use error conditions in the flow of normal logic, so handling 404's will be the bad way to go about it. Rewriting URL's using the BeginRequest method would be my prefered option.

Thanks for the feedback. I didn't read anything about this in the framework description either, but I just couldn't read out of the wrapper code that it would do something like this. I'll try to debug the wrapper intensely and test it, to see if I can find this disparity. --------------------------- 127.0.0.1 - Sweet 127.0.0.1

I want the IFrame to expand with the content it shows, that is the page which I pass as the source. That size I can't know, which is why I wondered if there was any possiblity of making the IFrame "relative" in size. --------------------------- 127.0.0.1 - Sweet 127.0.0.1

Derive a class from CultureInfo adding your own code as a new property. You will obviously need to map the constructor as well. Remember this is a hack, and you should migrate to RFC3066 as soon as possible (or rather, the modified RFC3066 used in the .NET framework as the real RFC3066 can't handle Chinese correctly). You might still run into problems with Spanish though. :(

Thanks for the reply - it did confirm me somewhat. --------------------------- 127.0.0.1 - Sweet 127.0.0.1

Thanks for the feedback - I take it the file is corrupt and took the info up with the ad.agency, and after some tries I finally got a high res file which could be streamed withouth problems. I take it something had gone wrong in their production of the media file. I was just perplexed by the error message I got combined with the fact that the file played locally, which initially didn't indicate to me the file itself was the problem :) --------------------------- 127.0.0.1 - Sweet 127.0.0.1