hogan.smith wrote: Usually I will drink 350 ml rum within half hour. Why don't you get together with CSS and have a party? You seem to be kindred spirits. :rolleyes: To introduce faith christianity must destroy reason, to introduce salvation it must destroy happiness.

Hi mike, Thanks for reply. I tried to load data into an ordered list from an xml file. Content of test.xml file. Link 1 link1.htm Link 2 link2.htm Link 3 link3.htm Link 4 link4.htm Link 5 link5.htm Html code Thanks and regards, Hogan

A sealed class cannot be used as a base class. For this reason, it cannot also be an abstract class. Sealed classes are primarily used to prevent derivation. Because they can never be used as a base class, some run-time optimizations can make calling sealed class members slightly faster. I copied the above sentance from MSDN 2005 Thanks, Hogan

The registery seems ok. Thanks for that article. I will try that. Thanks and regards, Hogan

oh I can pass it as parameters. Sorry to waste your time for these silly questions. But I am curious, is there any way to access resource files in different assemblies? Thanks and Regards, Hogan

hogan.smith wrote: Is there any another better method to store messages to users? I never seen a resource file storing messages to user or constants. I'd like to use a XML file to store user specific messages, and write a XML serializable class which gives access to all these values. My Website | Ask smart questions

Yes, that was the one I ment - I just got the name wrong as I haven't touched it since 3.0 was released. The way it forces sorting on a collection simply does not make sense in a lot of cases - as not all collections can be sorted, and those that can might not have a property you can set to determine how it is sorted.

Ok understood. Thanks to spend your time with me :-D Regards, Hogan