Thats exactly how it works, if an applicable product upgrade is released during your license term you then yes you get a license for the new version as well. Once your license runs out (and if you don't renew) your existing licenses are still valid (I think theres a few exceptions to this though.) Something you should know is that most stuff is licensed for "development and testing only", obviously that depends on how you read into that though :) <edit> For more info on how the licensing works check out http://msdn.microsoft.com/subscriptions/cc150618.aspx[^]. If you want Office it's only available on the Premium subscription. </edit> Gavin Taylor

Hi, Here is a blog post I found that might be of use to you: http://swt1962.spaces.live.com/blog/cns!3C6545A442A42401!291.entry[^] Cheers, Daniel Daniel Vaughan Blog: DanielVaughan.Orpius.com Company: Outcoder

If your event is in a class, you can create a method in that class that invokes the event asynchronously. Specifically, you can do: ThreadPool.QueueUserWorkItem( delegate { if(eventCallResponse != null) { eventCallResponse(req) } );

No problem. Glad to help. Deja View - the feeling that you've seen this post before.

Thanks for the good answer I couldt get the Suspend thing to work, but the AddRange() works perfect :)

Google is broken?[^] The first result seems to be a good starting place with some good info.

Pete O`Hanlon wrote: and they will debate it out right in front of you. at length :P wether you want them to or not :P

Use the Mouse Down, MouseMove and MouseUp events, Capture the mouse oc-ordinates when the mouse is down and moving, and set the location of the form to the mouse location (consider the offset) i hope that works for you. Regards, Pramod

Hi Thanks for the reply Didnt think of you way to do it, thanks :)

If I try to open a file in windows which is not a know filetype (like the test.WhoCars, windows do not know this filetype) but in windows a dialog comes and you can select a program you want to open the file with. if that helps?

It was just as an example, as it was the only thing I could find, but the pinvoke.net was exactly what I was looking after. Thanks.

What DigitalKing said, but you could also use the using statement to close the stream and release resources correctly. Something like using (Stream s = ...) { } Regards Senthil _____________________________ My Blog | My Articles | My Flickr | WinMacro

You simply do the playing on a background thread. You can choose between BeginInvoke[^] and creating and running your own Thread.[^] Regards Senthil _____________________________ My Blog | My Articles | WinMacro

I get your point. You are right it is not good to go against any parents, but my main questen was if it is possible to do this, not exactly how to do. Think I may have wrote that wrong. But thanks for your reply :)

zip lib for .NET - SharpZipLib And I never heard about free fullfunctional rar lib... By the way, UnRar.dll supports extraction from password protected files. At least, my password protected rar archive was successfully extracted using sample solution, coming with unrar.dll... ____________________________________________ Robin Panther http://www.robinland.com -- modified at 6:43 Friday 21st April, 2006