Hi, Thanks, that's it. I had System.Design and System.Drawing (which should have been System.Drawing.Design). RS

I'm trying to use the FolderNameEditor in a property grid. Like this: [Editor(typeof(System.Windows.Forms.Design.FolderNameEditor), typeof(System.Drawing.Design.UITypeEditor))] But it seems that FolderNameEditor is not in that namespace. Although all the documentation that I've seen says that it is. I'm using VS2005 and the 2.0 framework. Can someone tell me where this editor is?

I'm trying to use the FolderNameEditor in a property grid. Like this: [Editor(typeof(System.Windows.Forms.Design.FolderNameEditor), typeof(System.Drawing.Design.UITypeEditor))] But it seems that FolderNameEditor is not in that namespace. Although all the documentation that I've seen says that it is. I'm using VS2005 and the 2.0 framework. Can someone tell me where this editor is?

Hi Nish, I responded to the wrong entry. I did choose Accu Web Hosting, see the entry below as to why. Regards, Rome

Sorry I checked back with them. I wanted to transfer my registration as well as my hosting. But they do not handle the registrations for ".ca". So I'll make the changes at my end and just move the hosting. The reason I choose them was - support was always and immediately available. This was big considering my current situation. - Price - web mail was available - and they also offered MS Access as one of their databases. For what I will be doing it's more than sufficient. Thanks, Rome

I was about to sign up with Accu Web Hosting because their support staff was always online and answered my questions promptly. Since I had signed up with my current hosting company for two years and only five months have passed price was a factor. But I was about to start the transfer and found out that they do not support ".ca" domains :sigh: So the search is on again.

Thanks Ashley, I'll check them out.

Thanks Nishant, This was the kind of feedback I was hoping to get. How long the web hosting company has been used and whether there were difficulties or not. I should have put it into my question, as well as some other things, but I didn't want to create a survey. Rome

Thank you Guillermo - I'll check them out.

I realize that there are a number of reviews out there. I even use CNet when I am buying electronics. But I was hoping for actual experience from a CPian.

I've been having serious problems with my current web hosting company, www.webserve.ca, so am looking to switch. Can anyone share their experience or recommendations, good, bad, even ugly, with web hosting companies?

Thanks Andrew that works fine on my win2k machine as well. I'll have to test it out on XP. In you signature you have "If you can think - and not make thoughts you aim;" Should it be "thoughts YOUR aim"? Thanks again... RS

I would like to put the output of one of my projects in the SYSTEM32 directory but I can't find the macro to use. I'm trying to set it in the Project->Properties->General->Output Directory. I'm looking for something similiar to $(OutDir), $(TargetDir)... Thanks in advance, RS

I'm using DAO (CDaoRecordset) on an Access database. I'm using Get/Set FieldValue using an ordinal position. In debug everything is fine. In release mode I get "Data Type Conversion" errors. It's happened on numeric and text fields - I know that the correct type/value is being get/set. When I change the ordinal to an actual field name everything is fine. :confused:

"some sort of memorial" That's a great idea - maybe a short bio and picture on the main page of CP for a couple of days or a week.

It's Dutch - my wife translated it for me.

Are you talking about www.marbus.net ? I works for me...

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I sent this to myself by accident. ---------------- It seems that I can use _variant_t vt; COleCurrency oleCur(vt); CString strCur = oleCur.Format(); This will work for a date string as well COleDateTime oleDT(vt); CString strDT = oleDT.Format(); I have some testing to do. I also found the DECIMAL conversion in Carlos Antollini's CADORecordset double val = vtFld.decVal.Lo32; val *= (vtFld.decVal.sign == 128)? -1 : 1; val /= pow(10, vtFld.decVal.scale); str = DblToStr(val); // also define in his class Thanks, RS

It seems that I can use _variant_t vt; COleCurrency oleCur(vt); CString strCur = oleCur.Format(); This will work for a date string as well COleDateTime oleDT(vt); CString strDT = oleDT.Format(); I have some testing to do. I also found the DECIMAL conversion in Carlos Antollini's CADORecordset double val = vtFld.decVal.Lo32; val *= (vtFld.decVal.sign == 128)? -1 : 1; val /= pow(10, vtFld.decVal.scale); str = DblToStr(val); // also define in his class Thanks, RS