In the connection string you can specify the path to the correct MDW file using the "System Database" property, like: OleDbConnection conn = new OleDbConnection("Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4; " "User ID=anon;Password=;Data Source=C:\Data\Database.mdb; " "System Database=C:\Data\Users.mdw"); Any further questions specific to ADO.NET please post in the ADO.NET forum. This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights. Software Design Engineer Developer Division Sustained Engineering Microsoft [My Articles] [My Blog]

IIRC Windows Integrated Security is run against the current user of the browser, if their credentials don't match those at the server then a login dialog is automatically opened by IE where the user can log in. You can't re-direct this to a form as Windows is handeling it all. If it did allow redirection to a form then you as a developer could potentially syphon off peoples user names and passwords - this is not good. If you want to use a form for log-in users into your system then you will have to maintatin the security credentials (say, in a database) that can verify the user name and passwords. "If a man empties his purse into his head, no man can take it away from him, for an investment in knowledge pays the best interest." -- Joseph E. O'Donnell Can't manage to P/Invoke that Win32 API in .NET? Why not do interop the wiki way!

Hi, I'm not really sure why that's happening, but I remember experiencing similar problem before. I solved the problem by using 'ViewState["utility"]' instead of 'Session["utility"]' and everything's fine again. Hope this helps. Anzy

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Would you please explain more clearly? Appreciate for your replies.

Thank you for all the responds. I know how to do CSS for a HTML button. Do you have any tutorials or samples with web control. I'm focusing on effects genereated by the mouseover, mouseclick

I do it by having named div elements with style="display:none" or style="display:block" as appropriate. You will put all the tab stuff inside the divs Enjoy

You don't have to purchase it. Use a custom validator.

I wouldn't recomend using this method since the Referrer header can be easily disabled and or faked. -Andy Brummer

Or you could build a custom popup window using window.open(). Or, there is an article here on CP about a custom control that generates client-side popup windows. Try the search here on CP.

There is an object called DBNull. Use DBNull.Value when you need to use a null value in the database. set_IsNullable is the internal name of the setter part of the IsNullable property. Does this help? --Colin Mackay-- EuroCPian Spring 2004 Get Together[^] "You can have everything in life you want if you will just help enough other people get what they want." --Zig Ziglar

Thanks guy I figured out by using StreamReader.

1> In the global.asax file you could add some code to the Application_Start function (VB.NET) to read in the servers location and any other information, then store it in the application object: e.g. Application.Set("Variable", value) 2> If you can, install the debug version on your development machine and step through it. 3> Dont know

Write your controls after you write the contents of the page. The control I added after the page was written, was a button that had an onclich event to close the form, so it was easy. Free your mind...

For both of your concerns you need WebLoad 5.0 or higher. This tools is for professional level stress/load testing. Very easy to use....you can create scenario visually and then configure it how many concurrent min/max requests to be be send and so on.... It will fillup the form itself and sends request(s) and give you the results