And they've already replied :) Thanks for your feedback. We have reproduced this bug on Vista and OrcasBeta2VSTS, and we are sending this bug to the appropriate group within the Visual Studio Product Team for triage and resolution. Thank you, Visual Studio Product Team. Posted by Microsoft on 20/08/2007 at 02:24 of course this doesn't mean they'll defiantly do something about it ... but atleast they are looking at it :)

Why not use one of the other overloads of GetMethod MSDN[^], like the one that takes the method name and a Type [] for the parameters? And you don't really need to match return type if you're matching parameter types, because you can't overload methods based on return type alone. Regards Senthil [MVP - Visual C#] _____________________________ My Blog | My Articles | My Flickr | WinMacro

Thanks Diminik :) Good job catching the error in my comments. I was just trying to make up a quick example of my question.

SHaroz wrote: Keep in mind that this needs to be ANSI compatable You didn't say that in your original post. If you need to stay within the bounds of ANSI C, and you still need to emit only LF when running on Win32 (which is an "illegal" Win32 EOL sequence), then you might try linking with binmode.obj. If that doesn't work, the only thing I can come to think of is to do your output to an internal string buffer, and then resort to fwrite. ++luck;

Thanks. I knew it would be something obvious like "Screen". I kept trying to find a "Display" object. :laugh: -Steve

You can use a window called BrowseForFolder. A .Net wrapper is available at Folder Browser component for .NET :cool: 43 68 65 65 72 73 2c 4d 69 63 68 61 65 6c

That was the first thing I tried. I did every possible combination for creating and defining the two controls. Thanks for the suggestion though :)

If they can port VBA to .NET then they wouldn't have needed to change VB6 to VB .NET. Kevin

Try running this (and look at the y and z definitions): using System.IO; using System.Runtime; using System.Runtime.Serialization; using System.Runtime.Serialization.Formatters; using System.Runtime.Serialization.Formatters.Binary; . . . TreeNode x,y,z; x = new TreeNode("Root"); y = x.Nodes.Add("A"); //it only runs if you comment out these lines z = y.Nodes.Add("1"); //it only runs if you comment out these lines IFormatter formatter = new BinaryFormatter(); Stream mystream = new FileStream("MyFile.bin", FileMode.Create, FileAccess.Write, FileShare.None); formatter.Serialize(mystream, x); mystream.Close(); TreeNode root; mystream = new FileStream("MyFile.bin", FileMode.Open, FileAccess.Read, FileShare.Read); root = (TreeNode)formatter.Deserialize(mystream); MessageBox.Show(root.Text); Thanks for the help :)

Hi, When your going to retrieve the TreeNode you'll have to cast it to the right object-type like - Custom node-class = TreeNodeEx Private Sub TreeNode1_Click(sender as object, e as TreenodeEventArgs) ... Dim MyTreeNodeEx As TreeNodeEx MyTreeNodeEx = CType(e.Nodes.SelectedNode, TreeNodeX) ... End Sub This is what I'm doing when using the treeview with custom nodes. I hope this answers your question. Greets, Poolbeer Sorry no sigh yet

It's probably just mirroring J++ 6. If I recall, there was only ever a J++ Standard Edition with VS6. At least that's what I received in the post after purchasing an early version of VS6 Pro. If that's so it is, of course, very confusing, as VC++ Pro, etc., aren't the same as the Standard editions. Kevin

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That makes sense. I was trying to send only 4k at a time, so I was having all sorts of problems with getting the server to send the next 4k rather than the first 4k. But I realize that I'm never actually going to be sending a file too big to fit into a byte array. I'll just send it in one big array like you did. Thanks for the help, Steve :)

I eventually got so frustrated that I actually called Microsoft, and they said that getting normal outlook reminders in a second calendar is impossible. The only way I could think to make this work is to use a timer to control when MessageBoxes would apear, but that sucks. MS pisses me off!!! :mad:

Are these server-side controls (e.g. asp:button ). If these are, did you remember to specify "runat=server"?