You need to have the crystal reports runtime on the machine you want to see the reports. If your using a setup kit to make the installation then add the crystal reports merge module. Have a look at these two links Link 1[^] Link 2[^] JustmeNick wrote: can anyone help me or tell me what must i do to get it running on other machine with are without installation, ie. if i was to run just the exe file on that machine You will need to have the runtime installed on the machine, you could probably check if you get a separate installation of the runtime files. Last modified: 4mins after originally posted --

Don't tell me. Reply to the OP. That way, he'll get an email notice that you replied. Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP Visual Developer - Visual Basic      2006, 2007

No. You let SQL Server handle the replication between two servers. Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP - Visual Basic

Hi, U can use the Replication feature built in SQL Server 2000. Here a goog article about it : http://www.devarticles.com/c/a/SQL-Server/Replication-SQL-Server-2000--Part-1/[^] HTH

There is nothing wrong with that code. Debug the code and watch where you get the values from, as I suggested in the other thread. --- single minded; short sighted; long gone;

Here is an update query that you can use: Dim queryString As String = "UPDATE [R_Application] SET [Fname]=@Fname, [Mname]=@Mname, [Lname]=@Lname WHERE (" & _ "[R_Application].[AppId] = @AppId)" As you see, this is the same as you posted in your other thread. There is nothing wrong with it. As I said in the other thread, you have to look for the error elsewhere in the code. Debug the code and look carefully where you get the values from that you put in the parameters for the database call. I suspect that what you actually put in the parameters is the exact values that you find in the database. --- single minded; short sighted; long gone;

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if i could i would...but this is a custom in house system for doing company business...which meams only data specify by the company i can use..but thanks anyway.. Nab

You could start by finding a English and Spanish dictionary class. Then pick each word out of (whatever you want to translate) and compare them to each word in the English/Spanish dictionary by using an identification method (not really sure how to do so). That's pretty much it. Trinity: Neo... nobody has ever done this before. Neo: That's why it's going to work.

JustmeNick wrote: so now how do i go about listing them from that database... Google ADSI Here is an MSDN Example showing how to do it using VB Script. Retrieving Computer Names from an Active Directory Container[^] Or a CP Article (in C#) Retreiving a list of network computer names[^] They at least point you in the right direction. Good luck :) I'd love to help, but unfortunatley I have prior commitments monitoring the length of my grass. :Andrew Bleakley:

JustmeNick wrote: i think it is much better if i let the system admin control that part from windows by adding the user to a group so only those persons in that group would be able to access the system's data.. what do u guys think..is that the right approach or should i supply a user name and a password for the connection string?.. Yes, allowing trusted connections is more secure than adding a user name and password. Just remember that once you have your connection string to cache somewhere (in memory during the course of the application - not to disk) it and keep using the cached version. If you end up with two bits of code that create a connection string and they are in any way different (even although they evaluate to the same database with the same credentials) you won't get the benefits of connection pooling. Upcoming Scottish Developers events: * Glasgow: Tell us what you want to see in 2007 My: Website | Blog | Photos

Ok here you go but let me tell you up front that I would never do this in any production code Ever and here is why. If you persist the connection to a local file you can/will get hacked and you now have the responsiblity of maintaining or validating the contents of the file. So based on this don't use this code in production applications it is to dangerous and you don't need to there are better options. If the user has to enter the server username and password just hold it in a member variable then all of the problems go away. This is a test form to prove the concept Public Class Form1 ' Member sqlConnection variable Private mConnString As Data.SqlClient.SqlConnection Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click ' Gives you the path of the file to write Dim csExample As New connectionstringexample("C:\connectString.txt") ' Builds the structure and stores the data to a file csExample.PersistConnectionString(New ConnectionStringStuct("myServerAddress;myDataBase;myUsername;myPassword;")) Try ' Instantiates the new connection string using the data retrieved from the file mConnString = New System.Data.SqlClient.SqlConnection(csExample.GetConnectionString()) Catch ex As Exception Throw New ApplicationException(ex.Message) End Try End Sub End Class I used a structure to hold the data because it keeps everything by value not by reference. It has two fields one with a formatted connectionstring and one that is the raw delimited data which should be encrypted. Public Structure ConnectionStringStuct ' Real work is done here Sub New(ByVal RawStringIn As String) Dim lStringParts As String() = RawStringIn.Split(";") ' Put any validation code here ' Buids a complete connection string mConnectionString = "Data Source=" + lStringParts(0) + ";" _ + "Initial Catalog=" + lStringParts(1) + ";" _ + "User=" + lStringParts(2) + ";" _ + "Password=" + lStringParts(3) + ";" mRawString = lStringParts(0) + ";" _ + lStringParts(1) + ";" _ + lStringParts(2) + ";" _ + lStringParts(3) End Sub Private mConnectionString As String Private mRawString As String Public ReadOnly Property ConnectionString() Get Return mConnectionString End Get End Property Pub

Canon cameras have an SDK, which is in C.  The older cameras ( which you can't buy anymore ) have a C# wrapper you could use, if you can buy a used camera.  Some other cameras have some sort of SDK support, but none as good as Canon. You could write a wrapper for the new SDK, and buy an A640, that's the one that has SDK support now.

Review the below mentioned link:- http://www.codeproject.com/aspnet/#Reporting[^] :-D Thanks and Regards, Suresh Dayma Everything Is Possible!

Hy Chanhan wrote: You must buy: 1- domain name 2- Hosting support with ASP.NET when you have a server you can upload all webpages into your server. and test your website: Ex: http://www.yourdomainname.com Utter UTTER tripe.... All you need to access ANY machine worldwide is an IP address (Firewalls permitting of course).... To get someone to see your site, make sure firewall is configured to allow incoming traffic on port 80 (**PROBABLY**), then if you use http://localhost/mySite/Default.aspx, then just replace localhost with IP address of your machine and the port number if not 80 - like : http:192.1.1.1:80/mySite/Default.aspx That should allow people to see your site OK - although Hy Channan is correct from the point of view of a commercial site, for just showing someone, there's no need for the expense (And even then, there are plenty of FREE ASP.NET / SQL providers that will give you a free sub-domain) "Now I guess I'll sit back and watch people misinterpret what I just said......" Christian Graus At The Soapbox

I have got the answer to this problem by using a stlye sheet i was able to control the body image.. the coding that follows can be place in the head section.. body { background: #31CEFF url(bgImage.jpg) no-repeat center; } Nab