My first post somehow got merged into the same post, along with Thea's post. VERY weird. Nevertheless, here is my post again to avoid confusion. Here is a simple way to get/set your page title during runtime. HTML file: VB Codebehind file: Public Class MyPage Inherits System.Web.UI.Page Protected pageTitle As System.Web.UI.HtmlControls.HtmlGenericControl Private Sub Page_Load(ByVal sender As System.Object, _ ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles MyBase.Load pageTitle.InnerText = "Dynamic page Title" End Sub End Class Now you can get/set your page title by doing the following: PageTitle.Innertext = "Text to display" Hope that helps. Jon G www.Gizmocoder.com

You don't want to do that. DEVMODE is a standard structure but there are cases where the printer driver needs additional space. You should get the existing DEVMODE and modify that in-place (or possibly copy that, including allocating any extra space). Steve S

Thanks for the info. My first idea was to parse the URL but thought I would check the board first. I don't want to recreate the wheel. Thanks again, :) Jonathan Craig www.mcw-tech.com

Sorry, my mistake. From CommDlg.h: #if(WINVER >= 0x0500) // // PrintDlgEx structure. // typedef struct tagPDEXA { DWORD lStructSize; // size of structure in bytes HWND hwndOwner; // caller's window handle HGLOBAL hDevMode; // handle to DevMode HGLOBAL hDevNames; // handle to DevNames HDC hDC; // printer DC/IC or NULL DWORD Flags; // PD_ flags DWORD Flags2; // reserved DWORD ExclusionFlags; // items to exclude from driver pages DWORD nPageRanges; // number of page ranges DWORD nMaxPageRanges; // max number of page ranges LPPRINTPAGERANGE lpPageRanges; // array of page ranges DWORD nMinPage; // min page number DWORD nMaxPage; // max page number DWORD nCopies; // number of copies HINSTANCE hInstance; // instance handle LPCSTR lpPrintTemplateName; // template name for app specific area LPUNKNOWN lpCallback; // app callback interface DWORD nPropertyPages; // number of app property pages in lphPropertyPages HPROPSHEETPAGE *lphPropertyPages; // array of app property page handles DWORD nStartPage; // start page id DWORD dwResultAction; // result action if S_OK is returned } PRINTDLGEXA, *LPPRINTDLGEXA; #endif That means you need to define WINVER at 0x0500 before including Windows.h or CommDlg.h.

Jonathan Craig wrote: But I think it is because after 14 years of writing code with Microsoft tools my brain is starting to slip... Great. Another thing to look forward to in a few years... ;) -------- You can change the extention so it reads ASP even though it is PHP which is kind of cool. - Martin Marvinski --Shog9 --

No sweat. Happy to help, that's one of the reasons I lurk around here. :) Jason Jystad Cito Technologies Sonork ID: Ogami(100.9918) An object is simply a referenced thingy. --Larry Wall (Programming Perl)

WTL, which is included in the Platform SDK, has a CHyperLink class. There is also the Hyperlink class http://codeguru.earthweb.com/controls/hyperlink.shtml created by someone named Chris Maunder. Never heard of him.:) I'm sure the code is also here but I couldn't find it. Chris?