wheelerbarry wrote: This class is a decent basic overview, but due to the massive variations between types of car, you could consider making it abstract and defining specific types of car. Considering the OP isnt even proficient in defining objects yet, I tried to stear clear of the obvious abstractions. Of course, the base class should be called Vehicle allowing definition of a Boat (no wheels, still with engine), Bycycle (2 wheels, no engine/gearbox) etc etc etc. My answer was simply to give a basic layout of a class, which i think is what the OP asked for! --- How to get answers to your questions[^]

Thanx for the reply but these solutions don't seem to work. The actual line of error is Outlook.MAPIFolder objFolder; Outlook.NameSpace objNamespace; objFolder = objNamespace.GetDefaultFolder(Outlook.OlDefaultFolders.olFolderInbox);//HERE here objFolder.Items.Count = 0. While in case of console application im getting the actual no of mails.

Noone's figured out how they do it yet, but I suspect they rewrote the API's Outlook is using, and left out the Security junk. That could be done in any language, but it's a lot of work just to get around that warning. Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP - Visual Basic

I've searched a link http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=530668&SiteID=1 It seems to me relevant, I'll try it later.

sinanju wrote: >>That's the way you would write that string as a string constant, so that's how it's displayed. sorry, i couldn't understand this. An example: If you have this text: Text with "funny" characters. and put that in a string in the code, it would be written: string s = "Text with \"funny\" characters." This is the way that the watch windows show it. It does so to be able to show unprintable characters like line breaks. --- b { font-weight: normal; }

hi there, add onclick event for the button at client-side, and using window.open(...) js statement to open new window.... << >>

you're mixing up your sql I think. Updating the row goes via an UPDATE statement. Ordering your table is impossible, you need to use a SELECT statement (which will result in a view of the table, it isn't the table itself). UPDATE SET = VALUE WHERE (don't forget the quotes if it is a string. SELECT < COLUMNS > FROM WHERE ORDER BY DESC where < COLUMNS > is a kommaseperated list of the columns you want in your view or a * to select them all. This should be clear, if it isn't I suggest you learn sql first, your going to need it and this is basic stuff. Good luck! No hurries, no worries. -- modified at 4:04 Thursday 16th March, 2006

<asp:ButtonColumn Text="Delete" uttonType="PushButton" cssclass="btn" ommandName="Delete"> </asp:ButtonColumn> here cssclass="btn" gives error,i.e., not supported. <asp:ButtonColumn Text="Delete" uttonType="PushButton" ommandName="Delete"> <ItemStyle cssclass="btn"></ItemStyle> </asp:ButtonColumn> here cssclass="btn" get applied to coloumn of the button. So, I couldn't understand you, where to add this attribute.

Does this object extend the list control? If it does the AutoPostBack property will do it. Otherwise, javascript has a function "__doPostback" that will force it. Check out this link: http://www.dotnetspider.com/Technology/KBPages/195.aspx[^] 1 line of code equals many bugs. So don't write any!!

myList.Items.Add(new ListItem("--Select--", 0); will add it but since your binding your better off to draw the DataView and add it there then sort the DataView you just extracted. DataView myDataView = DataTable.DefaultView; I dont use datatables unless my arms are tied behind my back and someone is playing powerpuff girls all day, so the syntax might be wrong. 1 line of code equals many bugs. So don't write any!!

Thanks for the reply. 1st option: Inline code (physical) 2nd option: (dynamic) Can I get some example tutorial for the both options? As they will make the life simple. I did google but in vain. I could get only this relevant link(http://aspsmith.com/viewarticle.aspx?paged_article_id=42) for the 1st option. And also, why to not use the 1st option?