have a look here[^]

try Lists.asmx

You may create a Win app, Console, Web app,... Calin

You don't need a special template for that. Just add a reference to the webservice. Calin

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Basically, if you call GetListItems webmethod you may pass an XmlNode which represents a CAML. For a sample, have a look at: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/lists.lists.getlistitems.aspx[^] Calin

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Please have a look at http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb943859.aspx[^] and see a sample at http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb669162.aspx[^] Calin

http://www.codeproject.com/KB/aspnet/wcfinjavascript.aspx[^]

You may use WebRequest

See Wrapper patern[^] Also take a look at the following link for a sample[^] Calin

have a look here[^] for a sample. Calin

You have to add a custom action to your installer. Have a look here[^]. Calin

Well, you may use this function in Paint event. Add an handler for Paint event of GraphPanel and use e.Graphics (instead of GraphPanel.CreateGraphics()) In this way, your graphs will be drawn every time when the Form is repainted. Now, call GraphPanel.Refresh() in trackBarNR_Scroll() in order to refresh the graph when scrolling. Calin

Where/how are you creating the graphs? Are you not drawing using the Paint event of the Panel? Calin

you may use XElement.Load() method. Have a look here[^] Calin

C:\\ARV\\pdf\\70863).pdf and C:\\ARV\\jpeg\\70863).JPEG are args? try Process.Start("U:\\convert","C:\\ARV\\pdf\\70863).pdf C:\\ARV\\jpeg\\70863).JPEG");

Have you tried with different CipherModes? Are you sure you are not removing to many dashes? Calin

You cannot catch mouse click event because you cannot click on the panel. In Dock.Fill mode, your control covers the entire panel. You may catch the click event in the control and pass it to the panel. Calin

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you may use ProgressChanged event, and check for e.CurrentProgress and e.MaximumProgress Calin