OK, thank you, I'll think along the lines of DELETE and INSERT. The next step is to have this work with an SqlDataSource1_Updating method with my Gridview control in C#. Thanks to all for your help.

Amazing at times, annoying at others! :)

If you create Word application object, uou can use Selection.Range to tell the application: "use current selection" or you should create range object in context: Sub cxzcxz() Dim doc As Word.Document Dim rng As Word.range Set doc = Documents(1) Set rng = doc.Paragraphs(1).range End Sub How to create bookmark using VBA (Word application)? Sub test() Dim oBkm As Word.Bookmark Set oBkm = AddBookmark("Bookmark1", Selection.Range) MsgBox oBkm.Name, vbInformation, "Message" End Sub Function AddBookmark(ByVal sName As String, ByRef oRange As Word.Range) As Word.Bookmark Set AddBookmark = oRange.Bookmarks.Add(sName, oRange) End Function sorry, for my language I'm still learning

Here's a brief update after poking around a bit. I notice I get different behavior when I set "NetworkCredential" to my valid username and password then when I use "CredentialCache.DefaultCredentials". When I use "NetworkCredential", I can now access the URLs that allow "anonymous" access. But I now geet "401" errors with all other URLs. In short: a. Using "CredentialCache.DefaultCredentials" gives me access to all URLs b. Using "NetworkCredential" (with correct username and password) gives me access to URLs allowing "anonymous" access. Question: why do these behave differntly?

...make sure that you don't have any other form controls on your page that have ID="submit". This caused the same error on my system whilst converting an HTML layout to ASP.NET because JavaScript was referencing a form element called submit, rather than the submit() method of the form.

jboyd111 wrote: DataList1.DataBind(); That's OK, but you need to tell the datasource from where the data is to be used. Manas Bhardwaj Please remember to rate helpful or unhelpful answers, it lets us and people reading the forums know if our answers are any good.

I think each one have their own personal criteria , For me, if I have to develop something related with asp I will use only VS because it was specially created for that, I think DreamWeaver was made for design tasks and for static web pages. Each tool has good function as well as weakness, all depends of your experience with each one. My personal opinion.

It was real pleasure helping people like you. Feel free to post any further question you may have in appropriate forum. Good luck learning asp.net Yusuf Oh didn't you notice, analogous to square roots, they recently introduced rectangular, circular, and diamond roots to determine the size of the corresponding shapes when given the area. Luc Pattyn[^]