worksheet is an item of excel. Word.Cell mergeBeginCell = wordTable.Cells(1, 2); Word.Cell mergeEndCell = wordTable.Cell(2, 2); mergeBeginCell.Merge(mergeEndCell);

Did you hard coded the dll location?? Well, DONT:).. You can always use the pretty handsome System.Environment.SpecialFolder to locate special folders on different computers. Smile: A curve that can set a lot of things straight! (\ /) (O.o) (><)

No, there isn't. Although the page in the iframe is visible inside the other page, they are in fact separate windows. The concept of separate windows is handled entirely by the browser, the server is not at all aware of the relation between the windows in the browser. What is sent to the server is just a request for a page, there is no information of where (or even if) the page will be displayed. The server just returns the response for the requested page, it has no way of accessing any other windows that the browser might have. If you want to access other windows, you have to put client script in the page that does that. --- It's amazing to see how much work some people will go through just to avoid a little bit of work.

That is almost how I did it but thats not my problem. My problem is that the first postback don't have the connection to the client if a second postback occures. Lets say that I have to store some data in my database and then I get an Id back from the database and I have to use that in a response.redirect. If there is two postbacks then the first one with the response.redirect will not do anything because the second postback is the one with the connection to the client. It doen't matter if I don't do any thing with the second postback it is stil the one with the connection to the client. I think the solution is to merger the threads or something but I don't know how. Thanx for your answers!

Thanx! That worked!

It's not an ActiveX control, it's just an ActiceX object. However, that method doesn't work at all. There is no way that you can get any information at all about the client file system using Javascript. The only way to get access to that information would be to use a component on the page, like an ActiveX control or a Java applet. --- b { font-weight: normal; }

I think it was yeah :) Hmm if you will wan't to select a file you will defenitly need a type="file". Maybe you could use some CSS and hide the "textbox" and just show the button. -------------------------------------------------------- Q:What does the derived class in C# tell to it's parent? A:All your base are belong to us!

As far as I can see, you're a fan of common patterns, Nick :)!

Thanx that worked for me.

Thanx for your reply. I have allready done the way you wrote. The problem is that I can't place the image in a DIV because I'm using Microsofts TreeView and I have done a drag and drop funktion for the TreeView so that I can move nodes around in the tree. It works if I click on the text on a node because that is just an A-tag. But I also want to be able to click on the folder image that I have on each node but then It happens as I described in my earlier message. (When I click on the A-tag I create a DIV that moves around with the mouse and because an A-tag doesn't have a function for click and hold the A object nothing more than my DIV is hold by the mouse. But the IMG object has some kind of function for click and hold the IMG object but it is not posible to move the IMG so I get a forbidden sign instead of my DIV for some reason. When i release the mouse button my DIV follows the mouse and that is not what I want. Do you or anyone else know if I can drop the IMG object holder and show my DIV instead or if I can do it in some other way for this purpose.) Thanx!

Oops! You didn't reply to my post and I have no idea about your post as well as the fact that you are using the treeview control in the ASP.NET 2.0. So first of all, you can forget all the sample code in my previous posts, then you might think about another solution since the SelectedNode is the server side property. In the ASP.NET 2.0. the treeview control is rendered as a table and also using the div element, you might consider using the client call back to request the curent selected node of the treeview control. For more information, you can see: http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/3eafky27[^] http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.web.ui.webcontrols.treeview.populatenodesfromclient[^] http://beta.asp.net/QUICKSTART/aspnet/doc/ctrlref/navigation/treeview.aspx[^]