Talk to Scott Hanselman[^]. He uses an insulin pump and he blogs about it now and then. I remember reading a blog post about some software he wrote but not able to locate it.

I would use RegEx, but this is a dirty way to do it: Dim strUnitsResolved As String = String.Empty Dim strUnits As String = "point_units=""'meters'"">""" strUnits = Replace(strUnits, "point_units=""'", "") strUnitsResolved = Replace(strUnits, "'"">""", String.Empty) MsgBox(strUnitsResolved)

Thanks Mika. As both you and Luc suggested, using AS worked by referencing the existing ID's. I'd much rather not do it that way but when I try to insert a record with no ID my table does not update. I'll try to figure that out latter since I can get by with Aliasing for now. ;)

The "proper" way would be with a GINA dll. The "improper" way, and the way I recommend would be setting the default shell to your application, which then runs explorer if they click agree. Mark Churchill Director Dunn & Churchill

Alright. Thanks Christian.

After playing around, I've answered my own question. Brad Fackrell wrote: I tried adding this line: 10.10.1.100 mydomain.com The line should read: 10.10.1.100 www.mydomain.com

Brad Fackrell wrote: but I’m assuming that the manufacturer would not be very likely to give out the SDK without me forking over a good bit of cash. Not really. Most companies supply their SDK's for free (if they have one!), or there's a charge that's normally not very high. But, there's only one way to find out - give them a call! :-D Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP - Visual Basic

In the web interface you can configure an "Intrusion" sensitivity that will react to "Motion" and send an email. Seems pretty cool!

Thanks. That gets me on the right track.

ahh true :) I see I clicked the wrong one there :)

Thanks Dave. I like the idea of being able to turn it on and off. As for why it was read only, I have no idea what happened but I do know that is should NOT be read only and everybody was yelling at me to ‘just do something’. So, for now, I will just force it back to normal. Brad

Brad Fackrell wrote: On the Exit command I use Application.Exit()but I don’t think that all forms are being cleared from memory and the computer still thinks that my application is running. Not true. All the managed objects you create are destroyed when the startup form is destroyed. The problem comes in when you don't release unmanaged resources, like file handles, GDI handles, various COM objects, ... RageInTheMachine9532 "...a pungent, ghastly, stinky piece of cheese!" -- The Roaming Gnome

Okay, Thanks. I see what I did. I hard coded a non-existent path. Brad

Thanks.

Good idea. Thanks.

Anonymous wrote: _http://www.codeproject.com/vb/net/VbNetExpTree.asp\[^\]_ ...Very nice. Anonymous wrote: _http://www.thecodeproject.com/vb/net/DragDropPersistingTreeV.asp\[^\]_ ...Perfect! (When combined with the first article.) Thanks

Yes, that makes sense. I appreciate all of your help on this. Brad

Okay...that's what I was affraid of. Thanks.