Hey, Kevin. It sounds to me like you want something that will function client-side -- the three types of timers in .NET (in the namespaces System.Windows.Forms, System.Timers, and System.Threading are all server-side. In the context of your ASP.NET page, the server-side processing functions to generate markup to send back to the client. If you wanted to trigger activity client-side, you could do so with the javascript function setTimeout(). There are lots of examples around - Google for "javascript timer" or "javascript setTimeout" and you'll find a bunch. Here's an example of one: http://www.mcfedries.com/JavaScript/timer.asp[^]

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MFC/Windows does not have this capability built-in. you'll need to use a library like GDI+, CIXImage (available here on CP), ImgSource (my favorite :) ), or any of the other dozens of libraries out there. Image Toolkits | Image Processing | Cleek

Always read the data into a Byte[] rather than a Char[] and it will work for both binary and text files. You shouldn't really need to read it into a char[]. Database FAQ

The following shows how to do it in Access. This should work the same in MySQL if you just change the OleDb connection string. http://databasefaq.thefreeserver.com/#q13[^] You'll probably need to download the MySQL drivers if you haven't got them. http://www.mysql.com/products/connector/net/[^]