And a trivial Google (using part of your last sentence as the search string) would have told you anyway: importing the WSDL into the C - Google Search[^] The top link is even expanded for you! Quote: Start Visual Studio. On the File menu, select New > Project. ... In the New Project dialog box, enter the desired settings, then click OK. In the Solution Explorer pane, right-click on References. ... In the Add Web Reference dialog box, enter the URL to the web service's WSDL document. Sent from my Amstrad PC 1640 Never throw anything away, Griff Bad command or file name. Bad, bad command! Sit! Stay! Staaaay... AntiTwitter: @DalekDave is now a follower!

Yeah, the limitations of HTML. Word can format individual elements of the document in ways that are not directly supported by HTML. You'll get a good approximation of the document, but the more complex the document, the more differences you're going to see. The alternative is to "print" the document to a PDF file and send that to the client. If the browser has an extension to display PDF documents in the browser it'll display. If not, they'll get a prompt to open it in an external viewer or save the file. System.ItDidntWorkException: Something didn't work as expected. C# - How to debug code[^]. Seriously, go read these articles. Dave Kreskowiak

Richard, Thanks for the insight i will sure apply the approach you stated.

Thanks for your input. I will check those links out. Ultimately what I am trying to achieve is to improve the performance of the application I am working on. Currently I do a database call for each entity. This works but from a performance aspect it isn't good hence why I decided to ask the dev community.

Have you tried to create a mapping from AnimalDAO to AnimalBE ? Like you're doing here: Mapper.CreateMap() .ForMember( etc.. ) That should be all it needs if your AnimalDAO(edit) ZooDAO class also holds the Animals in some type of collection. Take a look here[^] - he's essentially doing the same.

Hi, Yes your right, i only need to specify the OriginalString part. I solved the problem by using the debugger after i replied to your previous message. When i was developing a Windows Form application I was using HTTpRequests etc and assigning the values to a picture box. Thanks for the help.

Can you provide me an example please if you dont mind? Thanks,

hyjiacan wrote: Can this work? It will work, but that will make the query prone to SQL Injection Attacks[^].

Eagle32 wrote: I am using a richtextbox, how could i go about doing this? How about using some textual representation of the emoticon? Suppose you have a :laugh:, you could encode this image as :-D, and a :mad: encoded as :-@. Replace the string with the images before display, and replace the images with their respective codes when you want to send/save the message. Would be somewhat similar to coding your own "escape characters". I are Troll :suss:

Check this out before you go and build something for yourself ... http://www.yetanotherforum.net/[^]

The printer's resolution would probably be mentioned in the owner's manual. If not, look on the manufacturer's web site. If it's not there, send their support department an email.

As far as I know, jpeg formats do NOT support transparency. Here you have some info about transparency in jpeg (and some other approaches to your problem) http://graphicssoft.about.com/b/2006/08/21/qa-transparent-jpeg.htm[^]. And here you have a list with transparency compatible image types http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transparency_(graphic)[^]. Best of luck! I have no smart signature yet...

Don't allow null rows/fields. First Open Up Access and fill in with a default Empty or Default text the fields that are null. Now, lets say you have a table with 3 columns ID and AnimalName and AnimalPicture. When you/the user introduce some data if the AnimalPicture textbox is empty than put in something like Empty or Default. I really don't know how you introduce/get the datas so without much detail that is the best I could come up with.

Basically depends on what you want to achieve. In case it is looping through all visible rows in datagridview (In case you are using DataView) then DataSet is of no help. In case it is a basic looping through all the rows, why bother going to datagridview? you need to cast the object back to your datatype. Better would be to loop through TYPED datarow through a TYPED datatable... typed datarow already takes care of the conversion.

Your welcome. :thumbsup: -Bryan My latest programming adventure was coding the multimedia features for the Rip Ride Rockit coaster at Universal Studios Florida. I love my job.

Hi, I have sorted the issue out. Thanks.

Hi, thanks for the advice. I amended the file path as you advised by using just '\' and it appears to be working. I had to set to the listview properties such as View and LargeIcon before the creation of the images.