http://www.devx.com/vb2themax/Tip/18808[^] Hi, Thanks, if u think it's good. otherwise sorry.

The default filter of that Browse dialog is EXE, DLL and OCX files. Select 'Cabinet Files (*.cab)' from the 'Files of type' drop-down to pick your cab file. Alternatively use signtool sign to specify the options on the command line. Stability. What an interesting concept. -- Chris Maunder

Hi, 1) Construct an XML file from the front end (ASP.NET). 2) Pass the XML file as a parameter to an Stored Procedure. 3) Write an SP to read the Values from the XML and insert into table. Sample Insert query to read from xml in SP Insert into table1(field1,field2,field3,....,field75) Select * from OpenXml(@intPointer,'/XML1/XML2',2) With (field1 char(6),field2 char(3),field3 char(15),......,field75 char (8) ) Advantages: ========== 1) No need to create 75 parameters. 2) SP creation is very simple and easy to maintain. Ram

hi try this 1.Add items in Page_load. Eg: Radiolist.Items.Add(new ListItem("yes","1")); Radiolist.Items.Add(new ListItem("No","2")); 2.Then add tool tip for this Radiolist.Items[0].Attributes.Add("title", "enter tooltip text here"); Radiolist.Items[1].Attributes.Add("title", "enter tooltip text here"); cheers sangeet

Create a dialog having a progress bar. In Its OnInitDialog start a thread to update the progress bar. Set the progress bar initalizations in OnInitDialog. The thread fun must have a infinite loop and setPos fun to update the progress bar. From downloading thread update the progress bar value using a static variable and use this var to update the bar in Thred fun() and when this value become 100 or like u can call end dialog which will close the progress dialog.

IMO, you can implement it in the way as below when the play button is clicked: Basically, you only need one player to play the selected media file, once the play button is clicked, you can use javascript to stop the player, assign the new media file to the url property, then call the play method.

The 'allow blocked content' prompt is probably coming from the Local Machine Lockdown feature in XP SP2. In Internet Options, go to the Advanced tab, scroll down to Security, and check 'Allow active content to run in files on My Computer'. If the prompt goes away, your users will not see this if accessing the page from another machine (whether over the Internet or a company intranet). You cannot automatically install the ActiveX control. This is quite deliberate - to allow this would be a serious security hole. If you're using this on an intranet site, you could use a standalone installer to install your control using whatever management tools you have available. Note that users not running as administrators will not be prompted to install the ActiveX control. Stability. What an interesting concept. -- Chris Maunder

thanks for ur reply while opening two players in two IE,one player is crashing and showing error.i got error in add-ons. The error description is like this.. "The following addons was running when the problem was occured.and it showed details of the player dll" Any solution for this.. i posted the same question in vc++ forum and got suggetions.they said the probelm might be due to sound resources in player.since both the player using same sound resources ,one is crashing.. I tested it by removing sound resources from Activex control(player) and ran it..but that time also i got the crashing problem. plz help me and give some suggestions. Thanks in advance Sunita

hi Zac, Thanks for ur reply.. I am using dll of the activex control.I give its classId in in HtmlPage(IE). So whenver i open the IE page,Activex control Dll is downloded and then player starts downloading cam file and plays it. So if i again open IE page,a new instance is instantiated and new player opens.This player uses the same Dll and starts downloading the cam file. The problem is,as soon as 2nd player opens,the first player is crashing. Any solution for this.. Thanks in advance sunita

See Here[^] maybe it is some helpful to you_** **_ whitesky

See Here[^] maybe it is some helpful to you_** **_ whitesky

I think that I saw one example extract audio from video in MSDN exmaples but sorry i dont know file name_** **_ whitesky

maybe it is some helpful to you Create a movie from an HBitmap[^] if i find my application i send for you

see http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/yd5xkb5c.aspx[^]

Maybe I'm missing something here, but jpg files aren't made to store movies. The jpg file format is only able to store one frame of image data. You need to use another format, AVI, WMF, Quicktime, Realvideo, Tiff...if you want to store multiple frames. On the other hand, if you save each frame to a separate jpg file then it will work, but then you'll have to deal with all those jpg's and find or make a player that can play them back in sequence.

Thanks for ur reply Already I display the image using m_pdib.GetJpgData(1,true); m_pdib.DispTODC(1,true); 1 is nothing but jpeg image1.similarly if i put 2 means i get second image. So can't i able to store this image in a file by adding few lines instead of using a new class. sunita ramesh -- modified at 5:43 Friday 5th May, 2006