Thanks for the reply! Yea, seems websites on the local IIS need to be ran as administrator, but doing this with projects causing some issues. Yay for Windows 7 security issues.

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Got it to work by running visual studio NOT in Administrator mode and then rebuilding/installing. Seems the run as administrator has some sort of effect on the end build. Anyone else run into this? EDIT: This still doesn't work on a different deployment machine running on Windows 7, only on mine.

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No password needed but i think something is set up on log in for access to the network drive so i should have access under my login. Thanks for the reply :)

Hello, Has anyone else had problems opening files on network drives through VB.NET programs using Windows 7? The error on my local machine says: '(correct path taken out)' could not be found. Check the spelling of the file name, and verify that the file location is correct. If you are trying to open the file from your list of most recently used files on the File menu, make sure that the file has not been renamed, moved, or deleted."

I deployed the program on a windows XP machine and it worked fine. Any ideas as to what windows 7 security settings that need to be changed? Thanks!

Why not just make it ReadOnly?

Thanks for the quick responses rashad! Basically these tables are just one column tables with multiple rows that contain links to PDF files. I know I could just use one table and set the links for that table, but I'd rather have 5 separate tables and have their Visibility properties changed based on the login. Thanks, Nate

Why do you want to dump the results into a new table? Why not just fill the original table with a dataset query based on your search option?

Hey Rashad, Yea I could do that to create a data table, but I just want an HTML table. Basically the situation is that I'm going to have a page with 5 tables on it (one on top of the other). Each table has multiple rows (one for each PDF for that state), and I want to set the Visibility attribute (style) of each one. Thanks, Nate

Hey Todd, Thanks for the answer. But, it is an HTML table, thus not having a Visible attribute (has visibility) and as far as I know you cant set the attributes of an HTML table by using the ID (that would def be the easiest way tho). Thanks, Nate Lindley

I was wondering if its possible to set the visibility element of an HTML table, using the aspx.vb file. I know you cant set the ID and call it like that. Just wondering if there is any good way to do this (preferably without JS). What i'm doing is setting certain tables to be visible based on who logs in. Thanks, Nate Lindley

You could just use a 'For each row' in TableAll, and then check the existing condition that you're looking for (the like) and then when the row meets the condition insert 'row' into TableQueried. Nate Lindley

I was wondering if its possible to set the visibility element of an HTML table, using the aspx.vb file. I know you cant set the ID and call it like that. Just wondering if there is any good way to do this (preferably without JS). What i'm doing is setting certain tables to be visible based on who logs in. Thanks, Nate Lindley

The reason i wrote that was because, i cant for the life of me think of it now tho, I think you have to clear some registry values. Just try the uninstall via the control panel and if it doesn't work check out this blog: http://blogs.msdn.com/astebner/articles/574618.aspx When I had your problem this blog was a life saver. Good luck. Nathan Lindley

good luck, make sure to COMPLETELY uninstall visual studio. Nathan Lindley

Okay then yes, the express edition is whats causing the problem. Id assume he probably installed it when installing Visual Studio 2k5. I actually ran into this problem a few months back, and the solution for me was to uninstall visual studio completely, and reinstall and make sure not to install vc express (custom install if i recall correctly). Id assume you were already on this path so i'm not sure how much help im providing but lmk if you still are pondering a decision. Nathan Lindley

So are you (development machine) using sql server 2000 or 2005? Nathan Lindley

I've read through a few articles on the issues that a machine running XP will have when accessing a server on a 2k or 2k3 machine, but have yet to find the solution to my problem. Here goes... The issue is that when someone running a machine with XP on it, tries to access a Crystal Report,(which queries a db hosted via sql server on a machine with win2k), they often run into access issues. The access (in the crystal report) is set to use integrated security so the users are not required to use a un/pw. This happens after new installations (almost every time) and occurs randomly throughout the day. Currently, when the user encounters this error, we are just having them log off / log on and this takes care of the problem. So again to sum it all up, users are being asked for their credentials (although access is set to integrated security) when trying to access a crystal report. Nathan Lindley

Hey, If you don't want to be prompted for database credentials when you open the crystal report you should change the database connection (in crystal, under Database > Database Expert) to use integrated security as opposed to typing in the username / password. Later Nathan Lindley