Change the HoverEvent property of the grid to true and get the item index that will be row index for grid Private Sub NhsListViewGrid1_HoverEvent(ByVal source As Object, ByVal e As GlacialComponents.Controls.HoverEventArgs) Handles NhsListViewGrid1.HoverEvent MsgBox(e.ItemIndex()) End Sub milan

You have to add it to the ToolBox yourself. Just adding a reference to the .OCX won't do it. Right-click inside the Toolbox and pick Add/Remove Items... I think you can figure it out from there. Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP - Visual Basic

Are the images you have in the ImageList the same size as they are going to be displayed in? Or are they larger images being scaled down to icon size in your ListView? If they're being scaled, your sacrificing alot of image quality doing that. It's best to use images of the size they'll be rendered at, not scaled. Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP - Visual Basic

Google found me this: http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=278644&SiteID=1[^] Perhaps you have the same problem. --- b { font-weight: normal; }

jiangalong wrote: Are you joking? Yup. I guess it wasn't a good one though. :-D Jeremy Falcon

Is this being accessed by MS Access itself (rather than a.n.other application), if so, to stop others from changing the content of your database, as an idea, why not use a switchboard that autoexecutes upon load. The switchboard's functionality can be set to whatever you would require your users to see without allowing them access to (or change) the underlying database structure. Of course there are other ways to ensure your database is not changed by unauthorised users.

where are you?

That was my first thought too, but maybe he wants to put some link in his windows application (wouldn't be that unusual). Hard to tell with this kind of phrasing, so I just gave it a try. www.troschuetz.de

You can do it by analyzing user ip address. But this is not OS language. It's regional location. Best regards, Alexey.

The return value includes "<" and ">" which is a xml string.

Thanks. However, this sql statement does not work in Oracle. It is seem that we could not write two sql statement in one line.

Thank you very much! Set static function is ok.

In your application, you need to mark the function as __declspec(dllimport): extern "C" __declspec(dllimport) void START(); BTW, I assume you've mistyped the function at the top and left out the void keyword. Functions with no specified return type implicitly return int, not void. Ryan "Punctuality is only a virtue for those who aren't smart enough to think of good excuses for being late" John Nichol "Point Of Impact"

rushing wrote: I am lucky to meet you. :->, there are many more smarter ppl than me here in code-project, you would be even more luckier if you meet them too ;) -Prakash

rushing wrote: The applicaiton is ok in Windows 2000. Is it your application? Is it memory exeception? if it is written by you can u identify the code from where the memory exception is raised? -Prakash

The use of raw sockets has been restricted in Windows XP SP2. See here[^] for more information.