Hello dotnetdev83 wrote: but It does appear when you tap and hold on the tab page, not its node It depends on which event you handled. Either TabControl.MouseDown, or TabPage.MouseDown. In your case you probably consumed TabPage's not the TabControl's event. Handle TabControl.MouseDown event and check TabControl.SelectedIndex Regards:rose:

Because I have already explored all the articles and concluded my solution on the basis of the best implementations. All work good but not with the scenirio, I'm facing "The Hidden Form" By the way, I'm interested in Vista Develpement Specially, WPF and WCF. Any guide lines? Best Regards, Rizwan Ahmed.

dotnetdev83 wrote: But are you sure Windows and Visual Studio Reinstallation can fix this problem No sorry I'm not sure. For me it worked, but I don't know if our problems have the same cause. Regards, Ingo ------------------------------ PROST Roleplaying Game War doesn't determine who's right. War determines who's left.

I already new this :( I was asking How to set these attributes in assembly itself that it requires atleast these permission to successfully do all its operatoion and any zone or user which doesnot allow these permission should not be allowed to even run the assembly :) Anyways Thanks alot. Any Help??? Best Regards, Rizwan Ahmed

Proxa means : hide your IP, show the IP from proxy. That means, what you want, is against the concept from proxy.

Yes Exactly, I already solved this problem a few hours back but thanks alot for being so concerned from heart to help me. What I did is: if (messageSize > messageDataBuffer.Length) readByteCount = dataStream.Read(messageDataBuffer, 0, messageDataBuffer.Length); else readByteCount = dataStream.Read(messageDataBuffer, 0, messageSize); :-D All is working perfect now :laugh: Thanks alot again!!! Please add me in you Msn buddies if you feel comfortable :) rizwansharp@hotmail.com Best Regards, Rizwan Ahmed

Thanks, I'm using 2.0 and also know about findwindow and used it in the same application but some other purpose. Lets see if i can get some better solution otherwise i know different ways to do it. Thanks alot!!! Best Regards, Rizwan

dotnetdev83 wrote: And yeah of Course I know about double buffer Then why didn't you mention that you had already tried this approach in the original message? It would have been useful info.

Depending on how safe you want your license to be making it yourself can be very complicated. There are several commercial components which do what you need. One of them is this[^] on.

base64 is a binary encoding scheme for email attachments. The email protocalls are ancient and were written so long ago that the performance gained by using 7 bit bytes instead of 8bit bytes. Base 64 takes a series (7bytes?) of 8bit bytes and encodes them as series of 7 bit bytes (8bytes?) which are represented in modern hardware as 8 bit bytes with the high bit set to zero. It might also contain parity or ECC bits, I'm not overly familiar with it.