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Aaaah, I thought it was my unfamiliarity with linq, geez! Wout

Hey, I think I found the problem, but it still makes no sense. I've been using the Ajax Toolkit in my project and I just put the latest build into my project. Anyways, I rolled back to the dll I was using before and the problem went away. I can only assume that there's a glitch in the toolkit causing it since none of my code was modifying field values including my hidden fields! I'm going to check out their developer section to see if anyone else has had this issue. -- Steven

Thanks for the help. I also discovered Assembly.LoadFrom(string location), which also looks promising. -- Steven Hunt

Have you ever heard of Microsoft Visual Studio Tools for Office (VSTO)? It allows one to automate Excel documents using .NET (in C# or VB). It supports dragging-and-dropping WinForms controls onto the worksheet. In addition, you can cache arbitrary data (e.g. the state of the controls) within the document and retrieve them outside of the Excel host environment. For more information: Visual Studio Tools for Office -Phil Disclaimer: I work for Microsoft as a developer on the VSTO product team.

Have you tried the Respond.Redirect instead of the Server.Transfer? Also there is an AspCompat attribute in your @Page directive. This is what MS help says: AspCompat When set to true, allows the page to be executed on a single-threaded apartment (STA) thread. This allows the page to call STA components, such as a component developed with Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0. Setting this attribute to true also allows the page to call COM+ version 1.0 components that require access to unmanaged Active Server Pages (ASP) built-in objects. These are accessible through the ObjectContext object or the OnStartPage method. The default is false. Note Setting this attribute to true can cause your page's performance to degrade. For more information, see the Remarks section. Anyway, Hope that helps. Ben

You can use ADO.net (or just plain ADO) and treat the excel sheet like a datbase table. Use the Jet Engine with an excel specific connection string and reference the appropriate sheet as $SheetName (sheet name prefixed with $). I have used Carlos Antonini's C++ ADO wrapper classes successfully with Excel in this way. ADO.Net with DataTables/DataReaders and SQL commands works as well.

Hello I've already been sending images across LAN networks using sockets, but strangely I didn't face your problem!!:confused: Your post raises some points: 1- Try checking your method of sending data. Do you send other data than images? Are there any problems in any of the other types? 2-Are you sure you are reading the bytes of the image corectly? Try after reading the data, and just before sending it using the NetworkStream, try to convert it back to Image, see if it works. 3- I have been converting my data from Bytes to strings using Encoding.Default.GetString() method before sending them across the NetworkStream, maybe you would like to try this 4- If you still having problems try to use the Socket.Send() and Socket.Reveive() methods instead?? perhaps??:^) I hope this was helpful.

You need to either log in with an account that has permission to use SQL Server, or you need to set up the permission in SQL Server for the account you want to use. I'm not really a fan of allowing Anonymous access to things in a business senario so I would suggest that you log in using an appropriate account. As you are accessing this through an ASP.NET application I am curious as to what your security settings are, if you check the box that says allow anonymous access then it will access resources through a special ASP.NET account. Do you want to know more? Vogon Building and Loan advise that your planet is at risk if you do not keep up repayments on any mortgage secured upon it. Please remember that the force of gravity can go up as well as down.

The OnKeyDown and OnKeyUp events don't catch the arrow keys. OnKeyPress catches the arrow keys. It's an annnoying little workaround, the OnKeyDown/OnKeyUp catch the ASCII chars and the modifiers (Ctrl, Shift, Alt) but not the arrow keys and the OnKeyPress catches ASCII chars and arrows but not modifiers. Aaron Eldreth TheCollective4.com My Articles While much is too strange to be believed, Nothing is too strange to have happened. - T. Hardy

You're code uses the HTTP protocol, which is a specification that is independent of the host OS; so, no, it doesn't matter that you're running linux on the server. If you're having problems, please be specific. The code I gave you is a sample that you should research further, like reading the method and property documentation in the .NET Framework SDK if you don't understand a particular line of code. You should also read - which I mentioned - which authentication protocols are supported. If your web server (presumably Apache) is uses an unsupported authentication mechanism, then you're have to implement the IAuthenticationModule interface and roll your own authentication module. With specifics regarding your problem, I really can't help you. Microsoft MVP, Visual C# My Articles

You can use different fonts, sizes etc. for printing to what is used for display. Just set the font into the CDC used for printing. Typically you would let the user choose the font they want to use. This is what I do in ED (see sig). Neville Franks, Author of ED for Windows www.getsoft.com and coming soon: Surfulater www.surfulater.com

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I am not sure this is a GDI+ problem. Possible causes: 1) failure to over ride CWnd::OnEraseBkgnd() (a.k.a. WM_ERASEBKGND). 2) not drawing the entire client content a memory DC before blitting it to the screen (kind of slow). When displaying rectangular images that require updating/zooming etc..., I use the following method. 1) Override OnEraseBkgnd() to return TRUE. 2) In OnDraw(): (1) draw the image, (2) then call pDC->ExcludeClipRect() to exclude the drawn image rectangle from furthur drawing, then (3) draw the background (pDC->FillSolidRect(&rectClient, ::GetSysColor(COLOR_WINDOW));). There are aticles on GDI+ and flicker free drawing at codeproject. INTP

perhaps posting your code would be a start. Why do you think it's in an infinite loop ? How do you deallocate the array ? When do you ? See how much easier this will be when you post the code ?:doh: Christian I have drunk the cool-aid and found it wan and bitter. - Chris Maunder

Use mktime() to obtain a time_t value from individual time fields, then use difftime(). Or you can roll your own algorithm like so: long differenceInSeconds (long nStartHour, long nStartMinute, long nStartSecond, long nEnd Hour, long nEndMinute, long nEndSecond) { long nStart = nStartHour*3600 + nStartMinute*60 + nStartSecond; long nEnd = nEndHour*3600 + nEndMinute*60 + nEndSecond; return (nEnd - nStart); } I hope you didn't make me do your homework. :(( (You're only cheating yourself, if you did). /ravi Let's put "civil" back in "civilization" Home | Articles | Freeware | Music ravib@ravib.com