That wa a request and not an order. Sorry if that hurt you. -----Have A Nice Day-----

No, I am not having any more troubles. You need to first create a site collection through the central administration and then open the same site collection in the Sharepoint Designer using the HTTP path. Once the site opens, all the controls will be visible. After that you can add any number of ASPX pages and add controls in that. -----Have A Nice Day-----

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Hi, It cannot be installed under Windows XP but it can be installed under Windows Vista. Please note however that this is not a supported configuration by Microsoft. To obtain details, please visit this post: http://community.bamboosolutions.com/blogs/bambooteamblog/archive/2008/05/21/how-to-install-windows-sharepoint-services-3-0-sp1-on-vista-x64-x86.aspx Just remember that this not supported by Microsoft and therefore it should be only be used for demo and exploration purpose only. Regards, Alain Lord MVP SharePoint Server SharePoint Quebec User Group Lead

Can you please guide me as to what needs to be done and how do I change it. -----Have A Nice Day-----

Dear Neeraj, I have tested that query and with varying inputs. It worked fine in all the situations. The inner query is doing the necessary job. It is bringing out all the dependent records. I wrote the outer query only to satisfy your requirement. But anyways, I enjoyed to solve this kind of queries. By the way, you can always mail me by clicking on the email link provided here in the message section :) Niladri Biswas modified on Saturday, June 27, 2009 11:16 PM

Databinding - if you read 100 examples you will find 100 ways to do that databinding - pick one at random and give it a try - repeat until something works. That's what I do then I scrap the app anyway because WPF is always too slow and I am not a designer so everything looks rubbish.

I wonder why data access is a security risk that they are not allowed in partial-trust. Eslam Afifi

Just right click on the folder and add permission to the users you want.. :) isnt this what you are doing? :rose: Abhishek Sur

Not sure about this but what happens if you cast the mailItem to primary interface (_MailItem[^]): iAttachCnt = ((_MailItem)mailItem).Attachments.Count; The need to optimize rises from a bad design. My articles[^]

Search Google :) or Esnips.com where you can find lots of Dumps. but better if you first go with Microsoft Press Book For 70-236 and 70-528. it will realy helps you. cheers, Abhijit

Probably best to ask this in the ASP[^] forum. Simon

Dude, the registry key you are talking about has nine entries on my computer where as the msconfig shows thirteen. And above all, they all the active. No one of them are INACIVE.. Check out my solution. -----Have A Nice Day-----

I think you can do this with WMI, You should find a reference on that to help you. See here[^], read the question on "How does Windows Security Center detect third-party products and their status?" Simon

Let me just try that. Though I tried to put a MessageBox, but that was of no help. -----Have A Nice Day-----