I solved the problem. I need to create an extra GPO, which overrules the "Default Domain Controllers Policy" - and add the SuperUsers group to the "Allow log on locally" property in Policies -> Windows Settings -> Security Settings -> Local Policies/User Rights Assignment. Now a normal Domain User can be delegated to job of unlocking users on the domain controller using Remote Desktop.

Hi. How can allow a user (Domain User?) to log on to a DC, and unlock user accounts?. I've created a Group called "SuperUsers". I've added the group Superusers to the Remote Desktop Users, and added the group in the "Allow logon through Terminal Services" option in Local Security Policy - and Delegate Control... by setting the Read/Write lockout properties on user accounts. But when the users tries to start mmc.exe, the users is asked for Administrator credentials. I know that you can do it with Remote Desktop Administrative Tools - but it's an assignment, where it has to be done on the Domain Controller. Edit: Wrong forum. How do i move it to "System Admin"

Found a solution: Region-based control designer for web control derived from CompositeControlDesigner. Lookin to: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.web.ui.design.editabledesignerregion.aspx[^]

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The control is devoloped in C#. Which forum should i use insted? I've searched, looked in MSDN, but can't find info or a example which covers my problem.

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Hi. I wish to create a ASP.NET server control with design-time capabilities. But i want to display, when designing and when rendering to a browser, some HTML code in the top which you can't edit. How do i accomplish this?

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Look in the Filesystemwatcher class.

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Hi. Is there a way to log which process has accessed/changed a file? I looked at the FileSystemWatcher class, but it dos not tell which process.

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If you need any DOS or 16-bit Windows applications, don't upgrade. Who the hell uses DOS or 16-bit Windows apps, now-a-days? :^) But otherwise good point!

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How many programs do you have/use, that exists in 64bit versions? Do all your drivers exists (and work) in 64bit versions? Windows Vista Ultimate (32bit), runs better with 4 gb (3,25gb) memory then with 2 gb. IMHO. If you have/use programs that exists i 64bit versions, then switch to Win 64bit, otherwise... Stay, and save the FORMAT C: :-D Btw: Are you developing apps that can use 64bit? Just My 5 cents.

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Anyone know a free tool that can automatically generate classes from an MSSQL database?

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It's for my examen project....we have to use MS Access. I've programmed the classes in C# and trying to store it as a relationel database (MS Access). I've found somthing about recursive ralations i MS Access http://groups.google.dk/group/microsoft.public.access.tablesdbdesign/browse_thread/thread/22d6b932ea2b8bbe/71dcc0301d38a812%2371dcc0301d38a812[^] Im still trying to find heads and tail in this :-)

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Hi. I have problem storing a composite structure in MS Access using relations. The class structure looks like this: http://www.web-tech.dk/CompositeStructure.jpg[^] It uses a composite design pattern. Any ideas?

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Yes, I know, sorry....accurately I posted this one first, but in wrong forum... I probably asked the question wrong... I know the difference between design patterns and polymorphism... I read the text about Composite, and began thinking about polymorphism. But thanks for the answer.

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I’m studying computer programming, and I’m a little puzzled by the Composite design pattern. In "Design Patterns in C#" by Steven John Metsker, Addison-Wesley, it says: COMPOSITE lets clients treat individual objects and compositions of objects uniformly. And in "Programming C#", O'Reilly, it says about polymorphism: Thus, polymorphism refers to being able to use many forms of a type without regards to the details. Is this not one and the same thing?

Programming is like Mathematics… you take ONE step at the time! ;-)

I’m studying computer programming, and I’m a little puzzled by the Composite design pattern. In "Design Patterns in C#" by Steven John Metsker, Addison-Wesley, it says: COMPOSITE lets clients treat individual objects and compositions of objects uniformly. And in "Programming C#", O'Reilly, it says about polymorphism: Thus, polymorphism refers to being able to use many forms of a type without regards to the details. Is this not one and the same thing?

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That is the best solution/technology to use in this scenario: One computer needs to multicast/broadcast a big (about 10-15kb/s) data stream to n number of receivers. The data stream is a video/audio stream. The multicast/broadcast cannot be freely accessible. I need to control who can receive the data stream. Eg. An IP-Multicast group can be joined by any computer right? The problem is the bandwidth. I do not want the computer that’s broadcasting to connect to all receptions, and send the same data. I’ve tried “goggling” some information on IP-Multicast, but can’t find any information about securing a group. Am I facing the impossible?

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Hi. I was just wondering, how many times you nice people will reply to these annoying subjects? I know it sound hard, but there has to be a consequence at some point. Programming is like Mathematics… you take ONE step at the time! ;-)

S Douglas wrote:

I mean come on Ray Ozzie the Useless Notes guy. Might as well let Steve Jobs run the company...

Well, why not? I'd bet, that even I could bring something new to the company! Don't judge until (Until bla=True :laugh:) you have some arguments or prove. New thinking is the way to go! Programming is like Mathematics… you take ONE step at the time! ;-)

:laugh: Monkeyboy? :~ ...well he is a fun character to a serious company. Programming is like Mathematics… you take ONE step at the time! ;-)

Are you being ironic or serious? I think he has done a great job. A man of visions who has done something about it. Too many people complain about Microsoft, and I can’t see why? If other companies produced products which is better then Microsoft’s then I would buy them. Until then, I’ll stick to Microsoft. Programming is like Mathematics… you take ONE step at the time! ;-)