Try this http://weblogs.asp.net/justin_rogers/archive/2004/01/19/60424.aspx I would try to read the article myself and explain it, but i'm just too lazy for that right now... I know I have a book somewhere that explains it better and simpler. I'll post the code if I find it.

Instead of a progress bar try another progress indicator, if your idea is showing activity to the user. Otherwise, I dont know any way of doing what you're asking.

Is there any way of adding a button to a web page dinamically? Say, a button that when clicked creates another button in the page? I know this is possible in a Windows Form, but not sure about a ASP.NET page. Thanks in advance.

Is there any way we can show embedded flash content in a webBrowser control? and is there any way of doing this without the flash player installed? Thanks in advance.

Is there any way of eliminating the need of having the Dlls my program is dependent of, in the same folder the executable is? I mean, I have a program that uses some Dlls, but I don't like the need of having to copy them along with the program, if I need to move it. Isn't there any way of embedding the Dlls as a resource or something like that? Thanks in advice (and sorry if my English is too bad.. :( )

Is there any way of creating a console program that runs without the user noticing? SOmething like a invisible console? I've seen an article that taught to do this, somewhere in CP, but I can't find it anymore.. :^)

Is there any way of programming ASP.NET applications and running them in a Windows XP Home Edition?

How do I terminate all the threads my program has started when it closes? I've tryed this code: private void Form1_Closing(object sender, System.ComponentModel.CancelEventArgs e) { if (serverThread != null) serverThread.Abort(); if (clientThread != null) clientThread.Abort(); if (receiveRoutineThread != null) receiveRoutineThread.Abort(); } However, the form closes and a process with my application's name remains running. Can anyone suggest me other way of doing this?

I'm working on a simple TCP chat program. The user should be able to send messages through a LAN. However, I can't find a way to convert the string to a byte array so I can send it with the NetworkStream.Write() method. Can anyone explain me how to do it and how to do the reverse process? Thanks in advance. overfreeze