Thanks for the report. We're looking into it now. cheers, Chris Maunder The Code Project | Co-founder Microsoft C++ MVP

Ah, the old RTFM gotcha. Oops! I really need to pay closer attention. LOL Yeah, I just decoder to append the images together, which keeps the size close. Now i'm just trying to work out saving off the indexes in the same file. Thanks for bringing that to my attention. Chris

JRHutch wrote: I use chrome for everything except stuff that only runs in IE. Yep, I also use Chrome, but I wanted to know about a resolution for IE8. Thanks, Chris

Some of the SP3 2005 installs will actually report wrong machine type after it completes (DOH!), especially x64 and itanium configs. Thus be careful, I had to resort to a complete reinstall but at least SQL Server installers are pretty well designed for complexity they handle, and never wipe out anything of serious value. Must have been some shipping or platform detect problem.. If only Vista installer and hardware checking was as 10% good as SQL Server's, perhaps all the bloat written in .NET might have been worth a huge penalty on *Server* systems.. Hang on, naah, it is as valuable as WordPerfect in DOS today. Again, it is incredible that in this day and age you can see that UI rendering as you launch the app. Bravo managed-guys.. more of that "innovation", please.

Hmmm. Run Spybot, Advanced SystemCare, CCLeaner and AVAST (or AVG) free. Then reboot into SAFE mode with Networking and do it all over again. There several online sites that can run AV against your machine so try this as well, while in SAFE mode. Not 100% guaranteed (what is???) but it works for me.

This is on the TODO list. cheers, Chris Maunder CodeProject.com : C++ MVP