You can use Report Viewer, But I think for that you must have VS 2005 .Just do some googling to confirm that.

OH and also if you can view the reports in the browser then use the javascript command "window.print" or just ctrl+P Brad Australian "Keyboard? Ha! I throw magnets over the RAM chips!" - peterchen

Thanks for your suggestion. We tried it on the intranet, and it worked. We are yet to try it on the publicly hosted website. We have no access to IIS on the hosting company's machine, but would request that they create the applicaton for us. I believe it should work also. Gaulles

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Thanks. That took care of it. Gaulles

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Gaul wrote: I cannot understand it when MS takes away features that were already existing, and used by several applications. On the contrary, the functionality is still there; just how you use it is changed. Rather than following the MFC paradigm where you added strings then set related data separately; you just add the data and tell the combobox how to represent it (by setting the DisplayMember and ValueMember properties of the combobox, if DisplayMember isn't set it defaults to calling ToString()) James "And we are all men; apart from the females." - Colin Davies

Unfortunately there isn't. However, if you considered switching to a ListView instead of a ListBox, then you would be able to use the ListItem.Tag property. And, it functions almost like a listbox...kind of. Norm Almond: I seen some GUI's in my life but WTF is this mess ;-) Leppie: I made an app for my sister and she wouldnt use it till it was colorful enough:) Norm:good point leppie, from that statement I can only deduce that this GUI must be aimed at children:laugh: Leppie:My sister is 25:eek: -Norm on the MailMagic GUI

First. post your questions in the Question Forum. Second. I have a lot problems with the CRecordset class and needed to migrate my project to the CDaoRecordset class. (with visual C 4.0) Now I wrote my Own class using ADO. Carlos Antollini.

Actually, just reviewing your post again I am fairly sure that this is a UNICODE problem! You are assigning default values to the parameters of the fuintion call. The default values are all ASCII string literals eg: const CString& param1 = "" If the default .NET compilation is UNICODE then this will fail, since you cannot initialise a UNICODE CString with an ASCII literal. For UNICODE, the code should read const CString& param1 = L"" Or, if you want to not worry about this: const CString& param1 = _T("") So, the bottom line is that the code you are trying to compile can ONLY be compiled in non-UNICODE mode - it is not UNICODE aware. Therefore, you have to make sure that .NET is not running in UNICODE mode (I assume it's an option ? Java only supports UNICODE, so there is no 'non-UNICODE' mode)

Cape Town, South Africa calling here too. Glad to see some locals around on CP :-D CP could put together a nice project showing the geographic dispersion of all CP users. Also knowing there are developers close by helps when you are stuck in a bind. regards, Paul Watson Cape Town, South Africa e: paulmwatson@email.com w: vergen.org

what about WM_CONTEXTMENU()! It is triggered when right clicked on any control which itself is a window already! :) Just add the message handler and connect it to your own menu created in the resource editor.