Thank you for your information. I'll try that and get back to you. You don't have to be AFRAID!

Thank you very much Luc Pattyn! that will really help me.... I would like to go through the articles here.... But with so many of them, I find it a bit difficult to chose.... Thanks for the advice :) You don't have to be AFRAID!

The way we came up with ours was by picking out a load of syllables that sounds right to us then generated a list of random combinations based upon them (well what do you expect from programmers!). Once we had made that list of made up words we began passing it around and got rid of the ones we didn't like at all or sounded stupid. Once the list was down to ~20 we went through and checked if each one was available as a domain name for at least .net, .com and our local country TLD's. That left us with the last few names that we liked and were available. We spent a good week or 2 getting used to the feel of each one and eventually decided on one. That name then meant a lot to us as it was something we had constructed, something we liked and something we had worked for ... just like any other project :)

Hi, U can get password for another user the same way as u get it for the administrator to authenticate him when he logs in the system. Thanks and Regards, Chetan Ranpariya

Hi, Using middle tier class is better. Regards, Blumen

Which is the Operating System of your Webserver (IIS Server)? If it is Windows XP (SP2 Installed), the personal firewall blocks the other machine to connect the server through the port 80 (TCP/IP default port). You have set exception in the firewall to the 80 port. Regards, Venkatesh Mookkan. Software Engineer, India My: Website | Yahoo Group

Just point your connection string to the server on the network. People do this all the time. I wrote an article about setting up asp.net on .net 2.0 to point to different sql servers in different environments. http://www.codeproject.com/useritems/SingleWebConfigFile.asp[^] Anyway, you can see some examples of connection strings there. Hope that helps. Ben

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u can store data in xml by encrypting your data. using any algorithms. MD5 or any custom. With Regards, Mayank Prajapati MCP, MCTS Sr. Software Engineer JCTWeb India www.jctweb.com

hi i have two dates in my table, 03-23-2007 8:00:00 03-24-2007 8:00:00 I have two dropdown in my page use to filter between those two dates. i used to convert the two dates into CHAR CONVERT(CHAR(10),date,110) so the result is just "03/23/2007" and "03/24/2007" but the problem now is, when i filter the date like SELECT * FROM table WHERE date BETWEEN '03/23/2007' and '03/23/2007' returns no value but if my query is like : SELECT * FROM table WHERE date BETWEEN '03/23/2007' and '03/24/2007' it returs value but only the rows with the date '03/23/2007'. Any idea about that? Bernie

Not that I or any of my co-workers have found! IIRC, you can get hold of 6 in a desktop OS, but only under Vista...it's something to do with the concept of app pools under 6.0 I believe... "Now I guess I'll sit back and watch people misinterpret what I just said......" Christian Graus At The Soapbox

Hi thanks for the help, But I have no idea, How we check the configuration of IIS. I would really appreciate you help.

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If your system has .NET 2.0 then you probably will find csc.exe inside C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727 :) Luc Pattyn

Thanks Everyone for all the suggestions.:)