Just got an email and evidently the drugs he's on are areeing with him rather too well. It could be a while. And then we'll have the cold-turkey shakes to deal with. cheers, Chris Maunder The Code Project | Co-founder Microsoft C++ MVP

I have looked through that article, and have done everything up to the point about cookie containers. My webservice proxy has no such object, what am I missing? EDIT: Ok so I found that theres and attribute in the config file to enable the cookie container. But now my silverlight(which is what I am using to connect to the webservice) now gives this error: "CookieContainer is not supported when using a browser-based HTTP stack. Cookies will be automatically managed by the browser. To gain manual control over cookies, switch to a different HTTP stack, for example by using WebRequest.RegisterPrefix with WebRequestCreator.ClientHttp." But I don't think this has to do with Silverlight at all, or the cookiecontainer, because even that auto generated test page for the ASMX doesn't work. Strive to be humble enough to take advice, and confident enough to do something about it. modified on Wednesday, July 21, 2010 4:45 PM

Mark Nischalke wrote: Don't understand what points you are trying to make. We'll just leave it as a misunderstanding in terminology and processes. I will be more than happy to clear up any misunderstandibgs you may have :)

If you are drawing sprites then you should use DirectDraw. Unfortunatly DirectDraw isn't directly exposed to .Net developers. But there's another CodeProject article where some one declared all of the imports necessary to begin using DirectDraw from the .Net Compact Framework. Joel Ivory Johnson J2i.net | @J2iNet

Perhaps it is down to IE's treatment of the z-index. Maybe this could help you. [z-index-internet-explorer-7-ie7]

Thanks :D Strive to be humble enough to take advice, and confident enough to do something about it.

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roguemat wrote: I also cannot bring that application to the foreground(voiding the use of sendkeys). Not sure if this is any help, but: Have you thought about bringing it to the foreground outside of the visible desktop area? You could bring the window up at -1000, -1000 (and make sure it's window size doesn't exceed that of course), use SendKey and put it back to its original position. May not be very elegant, but it should work. Standards are great! Everybody should have one!

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Found a solution from a combination of 2 articles. Heres the code inside ProcessRequest: string page = "~/Dogs/Page3.aspx"; Page compiledPage = (Page)PageParser.GetCompiledPageInstance(page, context.Server.MapPath(page), context); compiledPage.ProcessRequest(context); Strive to be humble enough to take advice, and confident enough to do something about it.

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Hi if you add strong name for one dll, then you should use strong name for all the places, where you use that dll. for example i have added strong name for one class library project and i need to use strong name where i use (refer) the class also...

That would suck; keep it off my system. X|

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