here is a check list I created for myself with the steps needed to sell your own software. http://www.24hsoftware.com/How-To/promote-sell-shareware-software.html[^]

Hello AFAIK the best practice in transfering a file over a network is making it in chunks. This would give you two advantages: 1- Minimize data loss, and improve recovery. 2- Allows the user to resume uploading/downloading files later if there is a connection failure. I wouldn't like it if I lose my 99Mb upload for a 2 secoinds power failure.;P Regards:rose:

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I think I have answered my question by trying to explain what I wanted to do. Thank you for getting back to me soo soon. Will I hate users. Not all of them, just the ones who talk.CP member: Al Einstien

lol... I hate users. Not all of them, just the ones who talk.CP member: Al Einstien

yes...some very interesting stuff has happened. If you want to talk about it some time I would be more then happy to. Do you know anything about EVP(Electronic Voice Phenomena)? Basically it is the recording of "Disembodied" voices A.K.A. Spirits. She has been studying them for some time and has it down to a pretty good science. Like I said if you are interested we can talk more about this later. Will I hate users. Not all of them, just the ones who talk.CP member: Al Einstien

Would you be so kind as to put your 2 cents in on this code? Thanks, Will I hate users. Not all of them, just the ones who talk.CP member: Al Einstien

thanks for the reply.. both are on the same machine. I will look around more on the MSDN2 site. Thanks again for the help. Will I hate users. Not all of them, just the ones who talk.CP member: Al Einstien

thanks for reply's Yes i have enabled the CLR in sql server 2005. so in short I dont need a template? I can just use the code on msdn2 and it should work? Will I hate users. Not all of them, just the ones who talk.CP member: Al Einstien

no one can help me on this? :mad: I hate users. Not all of them, just the ones who talk.CP member: Al Einstien

WOW thanks for the link! Will

:laugh: "there is no spoon" biz stuff about me

Thank you for the link and info... When I figure this out I will post my new solution. Thanks! Will

OMalleyW wrote: I will look into BCWipe I read a little and it sounds very interesting. Currently I use SDelete from Sysinternals that is a cool program also. From what I understand (now) what I would like to write is no trivial task and will require me to do far more research. If you want to actually design your own algorythm (bad idea!) you will, but to just implement it yourself is trivial. All you'd need to do is copy the bit patterns used and sequentially write each to the entire file. What would be nice would be a program that would also wipe 'underneath' existing files. It shouldn't be that hard to do either.

Nope - swing and a miss again.

I hate Windows Media 10 myself for different reasons. Microsoft chose to not support MPEG video natively anymore. You have to go buy a license from your video card manufacturer (or a different company), then download the codec. I hate when someone sends me a link of a video to look at and I get the audio but a black screen. :mad: Regards, Brigg Thorp Senior Software Engineer Timex Corporation

Now that is what I am talking about... Very nice post! When I first wrote the Barcode program it was an external project with classes that I created to render the bars. When I showed it to my boss and we talked about how it would be used, we decided that it would be to our advantage to have SQL Server do the work for us and just display it rather then take the time to format it later. As I look back on it a better solution would have been to generate an XML page that has a XSLT translation that formatted the data presented. That way I could use the built in OPENXML capability's of SQL Server and not wast the time generating the HTML. I am sorry about how I replied to you. I should have handled that one better, but from my stand point I was just posting code that someone could re-write and reuse as they saw fit like you did. If it is ok with you I would like to take some of the ideas above and use them in a new project I am going to be working on to render more codes. Thank you for the reply. William O'Malley