Thanks you for you help and insight was extremely helpful, thanks again. Robert Fidler I'm listening but I only speak GEEK.

This would work but I still run into the content/type restrictions which could be changed prior to download. This creates a new issues:   -How to update filename and file type once it file reaches the client's PC. I am unable to rely on the client to have the ability to rename the file (half the time they don't know where it went once it was downloaded). I would accomplish his if I used an ActiveX control on the client's PC. Not an ideal solution but still plausible. I would prefer purchasing a control that handles all of this for me. I don't have allot of time available to me for this project and am looking for a quick fix. I also need to update the Upload functionality to allow multiple files and folder uploading so my thoughts where to purchase a control that kills multiple birds with one stone. Thanks for all your assistance in helping me come to a solution. I'm listening but I only speak GEEK.

thats perfict. this article is exaclty the starting point I was looking for. THANKS!! I'm listening but I only speak GEEK.

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private void CompaniesCompare() { rowsAdded = 0; rowsDeleted = 0; rowsUpdated = 0; start = DateTime.Now; // This will update and add the rows m_parentProcess.OnPostMessageEventHandler( this, new MigrationEventArgs( "\tcomparing company data." ) ); foreach ( dsLogPro.CompaniesRow row_Raw in ds_Raw.Companies.Rows ) { dsLogPro.CompaniesRow found_Local = ds_Local.Companies.FindByCompanyCode( row_Raw.CompanyCode ); if ( found_Local != null ) { if ( !found_Local.Equals( row_Raw ) ) { // raw will trump local foreach ( DataColumn col in ds_Local.Companies.Columns ) { found_Local[ col ] = row_Raw[ col ]; // update local with raw } rowsUpdated++; } } else { // this must be a new row found_Local = ds_Local.Companies.NewCompaniesRow(); foreach ( DataColumn col in ds_Local.Companies.Columns ) { found_Local[ col ] = row_Raw[ col ]; // update local with raw } ds_Local.Companies.Rows.Add( found_Local ); rowsAdded++; } UpdateProgressBar(); } // This will remove un-needed rows foreach ( dsLogPro.CompaniesRow row_Local in ds_Local.Companies.Rows ) { dsLogPro_Live.CompaniesRow found_Raw = ds_Raw.Companies.FindByCompanyCode( row_Local.CompanyCode ); if ( found_Raw == null ) { // was not present in the raw so remove it. ds_Local.Companies.Rows.Remove( row_Local ); rowsDeleted++; } UpdateProgressBar(); } } This is what I have ended up with and would like someone elses opinion on the code. I'm listening but I only speak GEEK.

Thank you! Exactly what I was looking for, thanks again. instruction is EM64T I'm listening but I only speak GEEK.

I've post a newer version of the application with the connection strings cleaned up and the database has been srunk down. Are Jay's Profile Page[^] I'm listening but I only speak GEEK.

Thank you every one for your help. public static Bitmap BytesToBmp( byte[] b ) { using ( MemoryStream ms = new MemoryStream(b , true) ) { Bitmap bmp = Bitmap.FromStream( ms ) as Bitmap; return bmp; } } Works great. This is was the byte[] that I was sending the method; it was not being recognized by the Bitmap Constructor. I am storing images within an Access 2003 db, (yes, not a good idea), and the way Access had been altering the byte [] so that the Bitmap Constructor couldn't recreate it. I'm not sure n exaclty what Access was doing with the Image but I as inserting a bitmap from file to it. ??? If anyone know the answer to this, please drop me a line. Otherwise, I'm now converting the image and inserting it into the database using a FileStream in and then a FileStream out. If anyone is interested I will post the project when I've completed. Thanks again!! I'm listening but I only speak GEEK.

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OUT STANDING ! I thought I'd _crew'd it up. That work perfect. Thank you.

How simple was that. LOL I ended up with a work around using the.. gTime.SetBounds(0, (-gEmployee.VerticalScrollingOffset) + 11, gTime.Size.Width, gTime.Size.Height) Thanks for the help. I've been wanting to contribute to the site with an article of some sort. So, I'm thinking of using parts of my current project with the multiple datagridviews and runtime creation of them and linking. As my first attempt at an article on the site. Thanks again.

AreJay wrote: trying to decide if I need to pick-up C#. It couldn't possibly hurt. For image manipulation, C# is just about a must, or a Managed C++. I know VB.NET and C#. My C++ is pretty rusty, but I can still read it and translate very easily. I do the bulk of my work in VB.NET, but use C# for the stuff that VB.NET doesn't support, like pointers and unsafe blocks for image manipulation. (Thank you Christian!) Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP - Visual Basic