Ok perfect, thank you!

I have a simple question that I really don't know the answer to: I have two computers, say computer A and computer B. I want to create a c# winform app that automatically copies files from one of my computer A to computer B every 60 minutes. Does it matter in terms of PERFORMANCE where I install my exe, on computer A or computer B? If I install the exe application on computer B will B's CPU % increase and take more load than if I install on computer A? I know this is a stupid design question, but I'd like as many opinions as possible. All response are welcome, thanks!

Haha, I think you have the wrong site. Try www.hacking4dummies.com

Scenario: I have two web users. If user 1 makes a change to an Application server state variable, how do I notify user 2 about the new info without doing constant javascript polling in a timer using Ajax, which is what I am doing right now? I would like to make this more efficient because the contant polling seems expensive to me. Any ideas? Thanks!

That's like asking which religion is better. The correct answer depends on who you ask. The best language is the one you are most proficient in...in my opinion.

Vipin, I went to that site. But it doesn't seem like it does what I want it too. I want to do something like: WebRefreenceIPLocation.WebRefreenceIPLocation wsIPLocation = new WebRefreenceIPLocation.WebRefreenceIPLocation(); genericsStringList = weIPLocation.GetAllIpLocationInfo(TextBoxWebVisitorsIpAddress.Text); Except I wouldn't use a textbox, I would pull the IP out of the Request obviously.

My second post here - I'm really loving this site...anyway, here is my question: 1. Is there a free public domain web service where I can send an IP Address and have the geographic location info returned? 2. Or a public domain file that I can download that provides similar info that I can parse? Not sure if this the right spot to post this message, but thanks in advance! (I did a quick search on this site, but couldn't find this question)

Mikeyyy

I don't know why, but half of the syntax didn't show: List myList = new List();

First time to pose a question on this board...fairly new to C# too, so please go easy :-D I want to do something like this in Generics:

List myList = new List();

This blows up obviously...any workarounds? Thanks! Mikeyyy