Hi There, I'm using David Hall library and is running into a bit of problem. When creating a task, we can supply the user and password in which the task shall run. The problem I am having is that I want to schedule a task to run with all the priviledges of the current authenticated user, in other words, the person running the program should be the person executing the task when the time comes. I am trying to avoid saving the password of the user and sending it to the task scheduler. Are there anyway I can tell the system to grab my credentials and use that to run the scheduled tasks? Thanks,

Thank you all for your input. It turned out that I did have ASP.NET install or so I thought. I did windows update before and already downloaded and installed the .NET Framework. I then install IIS which does not pick up the .NET Framework. Thanks to you guys, I just reinstall ASP.NET and IIS finally picked it up and it's working great now. Thanks

Hi There, I'm very new to all this web services stuff and would like to learn. I tried downloading the C# web services examples and followed the direction on building and running it. I ran into this problem: When trying to access the *.asmx file from the browser, Internet Explorer prompted me to download the file. After downloading it, I asked IE to open it and all I got was the content of the *.asmx file. Something like the following: <%@ WebService Language="c#" Codebehind="WebService1.cs" Class="MyService.WebService1" %>" Instead of the web page. I managed to compiled the solution just fine, the problem arise when I tried to view the page. Any comment or feedback would be more than appreciated. Thanks in advance.