Mhm but that program displays only PCs based on Windows. Is there a way to display all network devices? (network printers, routers, PCs with Linux/MAC etc.)?

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There are a lot of free hosters on the net, and also there are many FTP Servers freeware that you can install on your workstation. An example, a excellent freeware FTP Server is CesarFTP. Besides, try to search "free hosting services" on the net, almost all of those provide FTP access. ;)

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Hello, How can I build a IP lan scanner in .net(vb.net/c#)? It should give the list of all computers/devices in the network, and their relative IPs and (eventually) MAC Address and device/computer name. Thanks in advance, ;)

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Mmm I think that you are OT... This forum is about .Net. However, you may use the API RegisterServiceProcess to do that. But I don't know if it works also in Windows NT. Bye,

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Firsts, enable the details of errors by write this in Web.config: So, write the full details of the error so that we can help you. Bye, ;) Carmine, Webmaster of: www.thetotalsite.it My web blog: blog.thetotalsite.it

A bootstrapper is only a simple program without user interface, this program only extracts the MSI file from an integrated resource and executes that. So, you can make a bootstrapper that englobe the MSI files that you want, and then extract (and run) these. Bye, ;)

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I forgot, if you intended instead really to create a web page, you only have to use the FileStreams and FTP classes to upload the webpage (or, if the permission of the web-site allows that, you can create directly the page on the web space). Bye,

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Start with learning ADO.Net... So you can read the information by DataSet or DataReader and print in labels on the web page... 1. Prepare the database 2. Open a connection 3. Execute a SqlCommand (or OleDbCommand if you don't use Sql Server) 4. Get the datareader 5. So print the information that you got. Or use the DataSet and DataBindings. Bye, :)

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You can simply use an AJAX timer that manage the hidden postbacks that check if the record exist, interrupts the video. AJAX timer is a component of Microsoft AJAX framework (Atlas) and it's completely freeware. Enjoy ;)

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You can use a variable in the Session object to store what the user choose in the popup. So, in the main page you check what the user chose (an example, a AJAX timer that checks the value of the variable in Session object) and open the appropriate popup. Or else, you can simulate a pop-up window by using DIV(s) and AJAX. Bye,

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Strange... You could create a exe "bootstrapper" that extract and run all MSI files contemporarily.

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It's simple. For example, You can just provide a simple class that have a List that contains the grades of students (an example, a List of custom classes that provide name/surname of student and the grades) and simple methods to calculate the average/highest/lowest grade. Another way may be to use a database, DataTables, XML etc... To test the class you can provide a windows form in that show the grades for each student (for example). Enjoy,

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It isn't hard... You only have to use the simple methods (copy, move, delete etc) of System.IO.File and System.IO.Directory classes to do this. Bye,

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You can use the System.Net.HttpWebRequest() and System.Net.HttpWebResponse() to do this. Do the login and navigate the web page with HttpWebRequest, then parse the HTML code (got by HttpWebResponse) and get the link for download file(s). Bye,

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Obvious... Vs2005 projects aren't compatible with previous versions of Visual Studio.Net...

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I think that AOL doesn't support HTTP uploads. However you may use the FTP Upload, .Net framework provides a class for this. Bye,

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