Thanks for the info, Is a web based editor (Dev technology Silverlight). Any other good idea? or site/forum to post the announcement? thanks Braulio /// -------------------------      Braulio Díez      http://www.dbschemaeditor.com /// -------------------------

Thanks a lot ! That's what I was looking for, I will give a try when I arrive home.

You can add your own GET/POST variables to the header which is then submitted to the next URL. On that URL you can then retrieve the values by the GET/POST vars name. This is how a normal form submits data. You could also store it in the database and retrieve it from the other page. The other ways are better for transitory processes though. regards, Paul Watson Bluegrass South Africa Chris Maunder wrote: "I'd rather cover myself in honey and lie on an ant's nest than commit myself to it publicly." Jon Sagara replied: "I think we've all been in that situation before." Crikey! ain't life grand?

Braulio Díez wrote: I have heard that it's possible to generate that file in memory as an stream and then send it to the client web page, is that possible I think you mean HttpResponse.WriteFile() method. Mazy "One who dives deep gets the pearls,the burning desire for realization brings the goal nearer." - Babuji

Reflection is definitely useful for case tools, but it can be used in production code, although the size of the project doesn't matter. For instance, reflection is used by the runtime and XML serialization routines. Reflection could also be used - while not recommended - to get/set a private field in a class if you really need to (its name could be changed at any time, though, which is one reason it's not recommended). You could use reflection to discover type information at runtime, which makes it a good solution in many things like IDispatch interfaces, although reflection is much easier to use, IMO, than dispatch (just less things you have to do to accomplish the same thing, which is pretty universal comparing .NET to lower-level languages like C and C++). Microsoft MVP, Visual C# My Articles

Hi Michale, I'm following you article "Neat Sutff to do in List Controls Using Custom Draw", now things are going better :-) I hate to do things like this with MFC/ATL... when guys making shit with Visual Basic can do it in five minutes :-( Thanks for your help, Bye ! Braulio

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Braulio Díez wrote: Is it possible ( if the user has enough right on that machine) to install it "remote" ? Why don't you try it and see? The code to do this is a custom action - a compiled DLL hidden from our prying eyes. Only trying it would tell you. More than likely, though, it goesn't because it doesn't ask for a machine name for which it gets the remote metabase for IIS (via the "iis://" management request). There's nothing stopping you from creating your own if you know how. The installer solution (using Windows Installer) is not meant to be a production-grade solution. For that, see Wise for Windows Installer[^] (have used it from the beta-testing days with them and love it) or the much more expensive and bloated InstallShield Developer[^]. Microsoft MVP, Visual C# My Articles

The MSG format is an internal format used by Outlook and Office. It is not acceptable to send to SMTP servers. For this, you use MIME which I mentioned earlier in this forum (I think even to you). Microsoft MVP, Visual C# My Articles

Because it doesn't allow you to send pictures as part of the HTML body, only to include a URL from an external resource. You can include attachments, but without using the right MIME header the HTML body won't resolve the attached image correctly. Microsoft MVP, Visual C# My Articles

Hi Daniel, I have seen that if you develop an ActiveX control and place it with the designer you get for free the connection point in your "Event" combo, ... but how to do that if the COM component has no inteface at all ? Thanks for your info Braulio

You can use WTSEnumerateProcesses(), which take WTS_PROCESS_INFO structure as one of its parameter. where you can specify session id. The session ID can be obtained from a variety of APIs including ProcessIdToSessionId, WTSQuerySessionInformation, or WTSEnumerateProcesses. greatest thing is to do wot others think you cant :) suhredayan@omniquad.com

You have very much to call CreateInstance, which I ment to indicate with ... (dots) in my code. Since it was OK in yours, I didn' repeated it again, modify your get_Connection function accordingly. AddRef tells the object that there will be one more call on it, it should not unload itself, and Release tells that the call have already taken place, it can unload. So after you received the interface pointer,you should release it. Smart pointers indeed eliminate this, because they call AddRef on object creation and Release on when the object goes out of scope. Peter Molnar

Thanks for your answer. I'm using windows forms, well a bit of work to make that, it's a pity that the VBA get effects like this so fast, and we have to spend some time into it ( how can you explain to that guy that the first time you need an hour to make a thing that he makes in five minutes :-( ). Another problem that I found on the Windows Form Datagrid, is that there not an easy way to fake the load of a result ( I mean, load only the first 1000 entries, then by demand load the others or all, something like that). Greetings Braulio

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