Let's assume I have such table: Pictures: p_id p_name p_path p_userId_mobile_addition [int] p_userId_mobile_modification [int] p_userId_www_addition [uniqueidentifier] p_userId_www_modification [uniqueidentifier] p_userId_mobile keys reference UsersMobile table. p_userId_www keys reference UsersWWW table. These keys give us information about the user that added or modified the picture. There are 4 keys as addition and modification can be performed with www or PocketPC interface. How to create a view presenting: 1. p_id, 2. p_name, 3. p_path 4. username (from UsersMobile or UsersWWW) for addition 5. username for modification through www 6. username for modification through PocketPc Platform: MS SQL Server 2005 Best regards,

My application behaves unpredictably as I turn on the 'Group similar taskbar buttons' option in the Taskbar properties. Strangely, the problem occurs only on some computers. It is as follows: I enable the Group similar taskbar buttons option in the Taskbar properties. As the taskbar buttons begin to get too small Windows automatically groups buttons so that all of the open buttons from the application are grouped into one taskbar button. This works fine. The icon of the groupped button is Application's default resource icon which is also OK. The problem is that the caption of the groupped button is set to the AssemblyName not the AssemblyTitle defined in the AssemblyInfo.cs file. As I mentioned this problem occurs only under some conditions. I can not determine them. For example the feature works fine as I run the application from local disk while it does not work as I run the application from network disk (same machine, same application). Best regards, David