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Umm... First of all C# code runs on the asp.net server, not the client. Can you open the file if you save the file disk then click Open? If not then there isn't anything you can do about it in your web application. You should really see what add-in is causing the problem. Once you have that figured out try googling to get more info. I didn't get any requirements for the signature

You can either write your own installer, or use something like Wise for Window Installer to build one. Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP Visual Developer - Visual Basic      2006, 2007

Chnage in httpRuntime section of web config file ... metion number of KB needed. like this .. httpRuntime maxRequestLength="10000" .... if you write above means you want maximun 10000 KB data to be transfered. Assume that angle bracket are there as per the structure of web config file. NB: By default the maximum data that can be transffered is 4096 KB that means it looks like httpRuntime maxRequestLength="4096" Arindam

PREMSONBABY wrote: please dont tell that it is not possible or useless Where exactly did I say waht you are trying to do was "useless or impossible"?? I said your subject line was useless for the reason Dave K described. We also have an SQL / ADO.NET forum here which would have been a better place for this post. PREMSONBABY wrote: if u dont know something I know more than something sonny. I have dealt with this particular issue (db concurrency) many many times and I gave you one (of many) solution to the problem. Dave gave a second. A simple thankyou would have been appreciated! --- How to get answers to your questions[^]

Is it a large picture that takes time to load?

Use a stored procedure and have it find you the max value of the primary key column and add 1 to it and then insert the record using the new value. Declare @NextID int; Select @NextID=(case when Max(ID) is null then 1 else Max(ID)+1 end) From Table1 Insert Into Tablel (TStamp,ID,...) values (GetDate(),@NextID,...)

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That makes sense. Are you using some kind of off-the-shelf user interface? I'm curious as to why you don't build that yourself. IMO, the best thin client is a web browser. You have full control over the versioning of the software that way, because when you change the web site, it changes for everyone at the same time. In that case, you do have a middle tier, sort of. You have the thin client (browser), the middle tier is the web server with the ASP(x) engine, and then of course the back-end database. Occasionally, it's not worth it to dumb-down your software to work on old machine, and more cost-effective to upgrade the office machines. It all depends on the size of the company and how many machines would have to be replaced in order to bring it into the modern world. Companies need to keep their office equipment up to date, and a lot of times, deprecated software can help 'motivate' that change. If that makes sense... "Quality Software since 1983!" http://www.smoothjazzy.com/ - see the "Programming" section for (freeware) JazzySiteMaps, a simple application to generate .Net and Google-style sitemaps!

PREMSONBABY wrote: server will not be able to publish the ip of other client also , because none of my client have static ip. They are static enough for to communicate in one session - that session can last for days or months! When the client disconnects the server stops publishing the IP address. When the client connects again (possibly with a new IP address) the server can publish that new IP address. What is so difficult about that? *** Developer Day 4 in Reading, England on 2nd December 2006 - Registration Now Open *** Upcoming Scottish Developers events: * Developer Day Scotland: are you interested in speaking or attending? My: Website | Blog | Photos

Not really the right forum for this question, is it? But anyway Real VNC turns off the wallpaper so that it has less data to tranfer to the client PC. It should restore the wallpaper after you termiate the connection. If you check the setting for Real VNC, you can set an option not to remove the wallpaper and FX etc. Steve Jowett

Probably permissions, although you don't provide a lot of info. Can you read the file normally ? Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++ Metal Musings - Rex and my new metal blog

Hi You can but you would need to write the USB protocol your self and for that you would need a big cpu. I presume you whant to go embedded. In short. You get IC's that will allow you to connect USB but you will need some software on your platform to use the USB interface. Rather use a SBC much quicker and cheaper in (R&D) time Regards

PREMSONBABY wrote: Is the BIOS able to detect a USB device without the help of an OS Possibly, it depends on the BIOS int he machine. PREMSONBABY wrote: is it possible to access the bios details of the system, using the low level program in this USB device The machine would ahve to support booting off a USB device. Most new machine can do this. Install DOS on it, and write your code as a DOS app in C or C++ and it should work. As for HOW to read the BIOS stuff, you'd have to consult the programmers guide for the BIOS your working with. Check with the manufacturer's site to see if you can get some information on it. Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP - Visual Basic

Before you update the tree, you have to save the current state of each child node, expanded or collapsed. After the update, you then have to go through and reset each of the child nodes that you found expanded. You'll probably have to save the name and expanded state of each node if the treee data can add/delete nodes while your app is running. Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP - Visual Basic

This is information that should be passed into the method by the caller. Since your .DLL can't determine what type of application is calling it, Application.StartupPath might not have any meaning. But, if you're absolutely sure that the only thing that will call your method is a Windows Forms app, you can add a reference to the System.Windows.Forms.DLL, then do something like this in your DLL code: Imports System.Windows.Forms . . . Dim path As String = Application.StartupPath Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP - Visual Basic

Hello Premson, Despite Christian repeatedly telling you that this is the wrong forum, why did you insist on pursuing the thread here? :~ Regards, Nish Nish’s thoughts on MFC, C++/CLI and .NET (my blog) Currently working on C++/CLI in Action for Manning Publications. Also visit the Ultimate Toolbox blog

You don't have to remove stored data... you can try to change the name of fields in the form, or form name. for example, create session and add first 3 characters from session id to the fields in form session_id = afse422aa32321s // for example ... and so on

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maybe with the event DataError Embedded Visual C++ Pocket Pc 2003