Thanks Peter; that's some great advice Best wishes Mark

Hi all, without giving too much away I have a bit of a problem / opportunity. A small but successful company approached me about building a piece of software for them which they could add to their existing software which their company heavily relies on. I already had something close to what they were after "lying around" so to speak so I said that they could either buy it outright or license it from me. They have come back proposing that we combine my software and their software and then look at licensing this software out to other companies. My main concern is that they may use the "new super software" in their existing company therefore basically getting my software for free. Their core business is not selling software but utilising their existing software to keep track of financial statements. So, I could be contributing alot of my time/ software for free, which they then use in their current business and I get absolutely zilch in return unless they then license this software out again. What would you fine people do? :)

Hi, given an Active Directory account as well as a Exchange MailBox can anyone show me how I link the two together in C# code? I want to be able to (Given a persons Active Directory Username) retrieve their details from Exchange. I know that I must use the msExchMailboxGuid in Active Directory and link it to the MailboxGUID in Exchange. When I view the msExchMailBoxGuid property I receive a GUID like {B8220D80-4788-44D6-83C3-2C421BA7D0BC} When I call the MailBoxGUID I receive a System.Byte[]. I think that if I cast the array to a string I might get a match between the two but I am not sure how to do the ByteArray cast. Thanks in advance for any ideas Mark

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