oh! we are always in learning process, thanks for the input. :-D

option 1 looks good to me...

i know...i m in soup right now... But i will rise...okay...i will rise though...

ehhh excuse me Mycroft Holmes...R u not elder brother of The Great Sherlock holmes!!!! :omg:

u will definitely not going to envy, dex... Trust me, i am literally howling because of lack of proper support!!! :sigh: Anyway...still have to do one way or another else risk of getting fired is in order. Becoz they are not happy yet so far...

:laugh: , yes mostly we all don't know ourselves properly... Anyway again belated happy birthday :)

omg i am awed!!! :)

u r 100% correct.No clear and understandable settings. Conflicting part is biggest pain. I am having very tough time in office becoz this unfriendly support. :(

Don't know who he is. But doesn't hurt to wish him a happy birthday :)

I personally feel group policy support and existing API is not so very user friendly and no proper support can be found while googling. Don't know, may be for me this goes right : "Unskilled craftsman fight with his own tool" :( Still I will say that GP support from Microsoft sucks!!!

yes, good that they are honest, it will be good for them in long run. One of my previous company was using it officially!

Awesome finding... bye the way the only line of code which might caused issue is static void Method(dynamic d)!!!

Wow, well this can be the answer. Gr8!!

is 0 the missing number?

lol... it never happened to me...

hmm can't say i have experienced at big level... Kind of when i m doing some documentation then sometimes it happens... lack of use of grey matter :laugh:

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Hi Rob, U will like this link: http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/matthijs/ASPNET-MVC-2-Basics-Introduction-by-Scott-Hanselman[^][^] Please go through it...

I saw people rating as one!!! y so, i only asked a question to clear my view point by receiving other's opinion, is that so very wrong to get 1 vote...

yes, sure there is wonderful Introduction video by Scott Hanselman... http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/matthijs/ASPNET-MVC-2-Basics-Introduction-by-Scott-Hanselman[^] He has explained so very nicely but only confusion is whether it is a traditional web application. WebForms are going away as it still uses webforms but events are approached in a different way here!!!