If you have DNS you could just use HostIP = System.Net.Dns.GetHostByName(ServerName); and if you have AD, you could do a DirectorySearch of computers and get a list by name, then use that to retireve the "ServerName" for your dns lookup string Beautiful; Beautiful = "ignorant"; label1.Text = "The world is full of " + Beautiful +" people."; Why is common sense such an un-common comodity?

http://www.codeproject.com/dotnet/DotNetComPorts.asp has some info on this, HTH Russ

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Hi there, You can check out a set of ASP.NET Starter Kits from here[^], perhaps the Community Starter Kit is what you are looking for.

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There are some reported problems when using COM Interop with TAPI3. Most people opt for using either their own COM wrapper around TAPI2 or use this one at GotDotNet[^] If you still want to use TAPI3, then the platform SDK and MSDN have some samples (although not C#) but they aren't hard to convert as the code is straght forward. See Tapi QuickStart[^] Personally, unless you have a really good need for using TAPI and C#, I'd avoid it. TAPI is hard enough to learn without having the extra complexity of Interop. Michael CP Blog [^]

What? Can you please rephrase your question a little more clearly? If you want to get the remote computer name in an ASP.NET web application (i.e., the requesting machine), use Request.ServerVariables["REMOTE_HOST"]. If you want to get the name of the computer on which your code is currently running, use Environment.MachineName. If you want to enumerate the machines on your local network, you can use the System.DirectoryServices to enumerate domain machines or P/Invoke the Network Management APIs which is discussed in several articles here on CodeProject. Try the following search: http://www.codeproject.com/info/search.asp?cats=3&cats=5&searchkw=NetServerEnum[^]. Microsoft MVP, Visual C# My Articles

Thanks Heath, I've never actually used the boolcolumn, just assumed it was the same as the textbox column. I'll try not to give bad advice in the future! ;)

Weak. Very weak. There is nothing to stop the user from unstalling the app, deleting the registry keys and files you leave behind and then starting all over again. Or even just put the older values back into the registry and files. Copy protection like this is nortoriously difficult to write. Google for "time limited software protection" and you'll come up with a bunch of results on libraries and packages that can be used in your project. RageInTheMachine9532 "...a pungent, ghastly, stinky piece of cheese!" -- The Roaming Gnome

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As I told you the first time - this question has nothing to do with C# and doesn't belong in this forum. For one, creating a serial number for your installer is completely up to your implementation. If you want help, you should go to http://www.installshield.com[^] and look for answers or help (like a newsgroup) there. Microsoft MVP, Visual C# My Articles

The InstallShield documentation explains this and gives examples if you look. This has nothing to do with C#. Microsoft MVP, Visual C# My Articles

Hi, Try reading your textfile using the "streamreader" and save it one at a time using the INSERT statement into your SQL server. IF your text file is big or you often do it, might as well use the DTS in #C. I haven't tried it but I know it will work. /dabuskol

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There are many ways you can do this. One way is to handle the TextBox.Validating event (inherited from Control) of the DataGridTextBoxColumn.TextBox property, which gets the TextBox that is hosted when the cell is in edit mode. If you wanted to validate input as they type, handle the KeyDown event of the TextBox as well. Microsoft MVP, Visual C# My Articles