Hi, I wonder where you got the exception. Are you using Visual Studio Tools for Office 2003? Or are you using normal plugins to automate office? If you use Visual Studio Tools for Office you have to setup code access security policies to work with the addons. This can be done under any account, by running caspol under administrative privileges :) WM. Yaaarrrr What about weapons of mass-construction?

Another option that you may want to look at is impersonation, your application may impersonate another user who has enough permission to work with the automation. IamADotNetGuy wrote: this is a must requirement from customer. Any chance to convince the client that the automation is not a recommendation, may give the Microsoft documentation, and consider a third party component that supports the same thing.

Hi, You could probably do that by checking the ASCII value of keys pressed Ctrl and N key and then show the alert message accordingly.. sdaniel_cst

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which grid u r using can send me DLL of that??

yes .. when you r having different groups with different access rights

I'm not sure we need a seperate forum on CodeProject for Smart Client development. The existing C#, VB.NET and .Net Framework groups should be fine. If the list of smart client questions grows then I'm sure the CP team will add a section, as SmartClients are as important as ASP.NET. Michael CP Blog [^] Development Blog [^]

IamADotNetGuy wrote: Prabhu Ram Prasath's dothis guy have some more aricles on anything like this I honestly don't know. I found that article when I ran a quick google while answering your post. IamADotNetGuy wrote: How does reflection helps GAC and Also WebServices There have been tons of things written on reflection in .NET. If you're truly interested, I'd encourage you to search the articles here on CodeProject and google the topic. They'll do a better job of covering the topic then I can in a reply. In my experience the most common use for reflection is to enable late binding of an object. Again, if you're not familiar with late binding and would like more information, I'd encourage you to google it. Here[^] is an MSDN article to get you started. Hope that helps. :) --Jesse

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