I agree. From a hiring perspective, I would have to see if that degree was even available. If it's not, I would pitch the resume entirely.

Nifty! That may be the easiest...:-D

I wasn't sure that http could could do what I wanted:~ ! But now that I know it's possible, I'll figure it out eventually! Thanks!:)

I haven't heard of samba:^), I wasn't sure that http could could do what I wanted:~ , and I didn't even think of ftp:doh:! Thanks for giving my brain a jump start!:-D

I have a web app running on a windows machine. I need it to copy files from a linux box to the box the app resides on. Any idea if this is possible? How would I proceed?

I disagree. I've worked with many programmers who were 50+. Granted, the ones working for the state were crusty & stagnant, but the consultants/private company programmers were fantastic.

If you are set on using a SqlDataSource, you can build a view in your database that joins the tables so that the SqlDataSource can then use that view for your control. Beyond that, I would recommend you walk through a tutorial on using various data sources.

If you do decide to use session instead of forms auth, keep in mind that sessions die after 20 minutes by default, and that in the meantime, you should clear the session if the user navs away from your site or logs out.

My users need to be able to covert an .vox file to a .wav file via my .net web app. Any ideas where to start?