Thank gosh! Thank you very much sir Mr.Fred Smith Now I got it worked. I am so happy :) Thank you million now my school project really done! :) Hope you have nice day:rose: junior boy

Thank you Luay. I got it. Actually I have tried this ImageButton1.ImageURL=Server.MapPath"???????"; Is there any wrong or can I can programming like above? Anyway, thank you very much again for yr help :) junior boy

Thank gosh... Finally my project every thing worked right:) I am really exited and it worthwhile on have been tried hard. Thank you for all help again,sir.:rose::-D If you would like to visit my small project here is the link Click here -- modified at 0:48 Thursday 5th July, 2007 junior boy

Now I know I need to upload the text file [data file] to the server. Anybody know what article explain how to upload text file? Thank you very much again. junior boy

Thank you advance for all advices:-D That's really appreciated. junior boy

It looks like the dropdownlist is getting rebound in Page_Load even on Postback. Can you check whether you could bypass this by using IsPostback property so that the control is resurrected of its values from the ViewState statebag? Vasudevan Deepak Kumar Personal Homepage Tech Gossips

Check with 8 space ( '8 space' ) this equal with 1 tab. Parwej Ahamad g_parwez@rediffmail.com

Oh...Gosh.. Thank you very much for your help. I am really appreciated. Now I got it work. I chaged some code it's Response.Flush() to Response.End() I think .Flush() it doesn't work for this somehow. Thank you very much..I spent all two days for this :( junior boy

That looks like VB6 code that is just ported to .NET without converting to .NET technology. There is no reason to use a ADODB.Stream object in .NET, there are better stream objects in the .NET framework. You don't even have to use a stream object in .NET to output a file, there are methods for that in the HttpResponse object. Real VB.NET code: Response.Buffer = True Response.AddHeader("content-disposition", "attachment; filename=MyFile.txt") Response.WriteFile("C:\data.txt") Response.End() --- single minded; short sighted; long gone;

Thank you for all helps from all you guys. Now I decided to use VB .net 2005 to avoid this problem and some people told me that it is bugging on VB .net 2003 Probably its right because I have no problem when I tried to use VB .net 2005 Really glad for helping. Good luck,have nice day all you guys, junior boy

You can do that, then you just need to provide a link. You can also set the mime type and stuff a file into a response, using the Response object. Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++ Metal Musings - Rex and my new metal blog "I am working on a project that will convert a FORTRAN code to corresponding C++ code.I am not aware of FORTRAN syntax" ( spotted in the C++/CLI forum )

Thank you for your suggestion,Christian Graus. I coding it by my own and I know exactly where the center is but the problem is I can not put the value that go around the pie such as in MS.Exel. If you have any idea to suggest to me that will be very kind of you. Thank you for all replied. junior boy