You know its a good day when the climax to a long list of message posts ends with such a humorous response. It makes you remember why you bother reading these kind of posts in the first place. To be slightly more constructive... choose another project! Life goes very fast. Tomorrow, today is already yesterday.

I don't see why you'd want all three values in one string. A string array or a List would be a straightforward technique. Or you may want to define a class or structure to hold the values. It depends on what you plan to do with the values afterward.

Define "similar". Are two video's similar if they feature the same people, or are they similar if two different people do the same thing? All fun aside; a computer cannot "guess" what is happening in a video. You can compare properties, like length and sound. You can evaluate differences between individual frames, or even try to interpret a single frame (face recognition, OCR etc). But no, there is no easy way to compare the content of two video's that I'm aware of. I are Troll :)

You can think of some splash screen as shown in these examples - 1. MSDN Blogs[^] 2. .NET Splash Screen Component[^] You can find plenty of examples in Google as well. But be careful about handling with threads. :) Regards, Arindam Sinha MyBlog - http://arindamsinha.wordpress.com/ Please give your feedback on this answer.

ok sir...

Do you mean you want to bind the grid to some datasource? If this is the case, then get the source of the data and bind to the grid. e.g. Say I have a datatable(dtBilling) as my datasource and my gridview name is dgBilling. DataTable dtBilling = new DataTable(); dtBilling.Columns.Add("Product Name"); dtBilling.Columns.Add("Price"); dtBilling.Columns.Add("Unit Price"); dtBilling.Columns.Add("Total"); dtBilling.Rows.Add("Prod1", "100", "2.50", "250"); dtBilling.Rows.Add("Prod1", "200", "3.50", "3250"); dtBilling.Rows.Add("Prod1", "300", "4.50", "450"); dtBilling.Rows.Add("Prod1", "400", "5.50", "550"); if (dtBilling.Rows.Count > 0) { dgBilling.DataSource = dtBilling; } Hope this helps. But to be honest, the question does not seem to be very clear to me. Please let me know placidly, if you are looking a solution for this kind of problem or different! :) Niladri Biswas

Thank You :)

Mads115 wrote: SqlCommand cmd1 = new SqlCommand("select UserName,Password from mads Where Username= '" + usrtxt.Text + "' and Password ='" + passtxt.Text + "'", Con1); If this is your live code, Please be careful about SQL Injection. cheers, Abhijit CodeProject MVP Web Site:abhijitjana.net

Use the SerialPort control instead of mscomm32.ocx.

You will as the controls are private - which is as they should be. Better to create your own public properties and in the setters, validate the value if neeeded and uptdate the controls from there. Dave BTW, in software, hope and pray is not a viable strategy. (Luc Pattyn) Visual Basic is not used by normal people so we're not covering it here. (Uncyclopedia) Why are you using VB6? Do you hate yourself? (Christian Graus)

Thank you Prasanth it works :)

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Though, timer can be one of the option but I would recommed to use Manual Reset Event[^] to it. :rose: Please remember to rate helpful or unhelpful answers, it lets us and people reading the forums know if our answers are any good.

Use Timer object and set label fore color different from its orignal and then set it orignal color,it will look like blinkin.. :laugh:

Your gridview does not know of the update as long as you don't tell it you have done an update. You should requery your database for the new data Do Or Don't, there is no "try catch ex as exception end try"

Hi, And its not evening here yet/anymore... you have been trying to do this for over a week now and all you CP posts have been related to this. I strongly suggest you start from the basics and get yourself a good beginners book on C#.Net, as this is a fairly straight forward task and you don't seem to be able to do it, despite the help given in your previous posts. But I'll give you another go... Do you have any database code at the moment? If so, does it work? When are you wanting to write to the database? On a button click? Have you actually got your button to work? i.e. changes when clicked, and you are able to retrieve a value to state if it is On or Off when needed? Answer these and then we can progress.... Hopefully Life goes very fast. Tomorrow, today is already yesterday.

No. Its your work and not mine. do it yourself. जय हिंद

Mads115 wrote: i need the code. for above application Start typing - we help, we tutor, we suggest research lines, we don't do your work for you! Never underestimate the power of human stupidity RAH