if the site is listed as a trusted site in your internet options you could brows a users hard drive.

Daniel Kirstenpfad wrote: sometimes the harder way is the better way Sometimes, however that's not necessarily the 'harder' way. :) -Nick Parker

Daniel Kirstenpfad wrote: Think of a "Windows Explorer" ... or a Newsgroups Reader... ... the Newsgroup Reader is the desired App.... - but how to do it without frames ? You can use DIVs with overflow: scroll set on them to have panes which scroll independantly of the main page (actually you can put that on any BLOCK element.) Much better way and then you don't have to manage calls between FRAMEs. If however you are dead set on FRAMEs then there is no difference between using FRAMEs with ASP vs. ASP.NET. It is all client side so nothing changes. You still use JavaScript to talk between the FRAMEs. Paul Watson Bluegrass Cape Town, South Africa brianwelsch wrote: I find my day goes by more smoothly if I never question other peoples fantasies. My own disturb me enough.

String escapedurl = new System.Uri("http://mydomain.com?url=my string").AbsoluteUri;

you are right, there is nothing built in for this. check out my free DefaultButtons control.

session should maintain the different data for different user. you are doing some logical error in putting the data in session give detail of your problem statement hi

Hey, you're welcome. Also, in case the documentation wasn't clear, you don't have to create a new LiteralControl for each html tag you add. You can create a whole page in a StringBuilder or string object and add it all in one go.