Hi Sven here again. One of my collegues told me that he had that error also and that it has todo with the security on your SQL server. Propably only Integrated Security is set on. iIf that's true, you must conenct through SQl Authentication. So check under the security proeprties of your server what the connection is (Windows authentication or SQL Server authentication). Be sure you have to right connection in your conenction string. We hope this is the solution.

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Hi, First a bit of common info. This can't be done directly. You should contact your mobile operator, because you will have to use the SMPP server of the celular service provider. It's also possible that you need a VPN connection to their computer (but I'm not sure about this). To use SMPP, you will need to use WinSock for the connection. More info on how to use the SMPP can be found on the SMSForum : http://www.smsforum.net/. You can also use a SMS Modem, but I don't have more info on this one. A bit of advantages and disadvantages : The SMPP option gives you these advantages and disadvantages: - Massive amounts of SMS. Perfect for SMS spammers. - Lower costs, depending whether your provider charges you for SMPP and how much. - Providers rarely release access to SMPP to individuals. Sometimes not even companies. The GSM Modem option gives you these other advantages: - Freedom from the provider. Just insert the SIM and you are ready. - It will handle (outgoing or incoming) only 1 message every 4.5 seconds. Now todo this with .Net, here is a bit of info : An example in C# : http://www.emant.com/681002.page There are also a few examples on the codeproject itself : http://www.codeproject.com/cs/webservices/SendSmsThroughWS.asp http://www.codeproject.com/vb/net/PDUEncoder.asp http://www.codeproject.com/smartclient/phoneat.asp Several code examples : http://www.csoft.co.uk/sms/example\_code/index.htm So I hope this helps you with your problem.

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Hi, The first link was more about the common info for this problem, not really a solution, maybe I must have mentioned it. Normally if you following the guidelines of those 2 other links, it must work. It did for us. But I have asked the question to 2 collegues (one of them is an expert in WCF). So as soon as they send me answer I will post it here.

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Well if you want to know what the connection string is, this is the only place for all your connectionstrings : http://www.connectionstrings.com/[^]. Otherwise, please give more information in your question as it is too common.

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Hi, If you are using ASP.Net 2.0 you can use master pages to do this. A master page is a page in which the content stays the same for every page. On the masterpage itself you have a content place holder where all your other pages are comming.

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Events (as for controls are handled locally. See more in this article : http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dct97kc3.aspx[^]. Bit it can be solved. All info can be found in this article : http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/c8y19k6h.aspx[^]. Hopes this helps you out.

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Hi, Here's a link with code in VB.Net, but you can see how it's done and reprogram it in VB6. http://blogs.vbcity.com/mcintyre/archive/2006/12/11/7343.aspx[^] Here's an article which grabs all the words out of a word or text file and places them in an array. You can use a part of the code for your counting : http://vb-helper.com/howto_list_doc_words.html[^] Hopes this helps you out. Sven

Hi, SQL Server 2005 Express doesn't allow remote connections on a Vista machine by default. You need to alter a few settings. See following articles : - http://samirhelps.wordpress.com/2007/06/27/hello-world/[^] - http://blogs.msdn.com/sqlexpress/archive/2005/05/05/415084.aspx[^] - http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=1696957&SiteID=1[^] Kind regards Sven

Hi Razana, You can use the Internet Explorer Webcontrols of Microsoft for this. They add 3 more controls for you to use in ASP.Net 1.1 (I have blogged about the tabcontrol[^]). You can download them Here[^]. Cu Sven Cipido

Hi, A very good site for regex is Regular Expression Library[^]. If you search here for decimal you will find 93 regex samples. There's also a regex tester on it. Sven

You can check on the type of the toolstripmenuitem. For the separator this is System.Windows.Forms.ToolStripSeparator.

You could use the mutex object. An example to check if you have already running an instance of your application can be found here : http://blog.svencipido.be/Blog/PermaLink,guid,49328c9e-45d5-4dc2-be61-081f13bf4f95.aspx

Normally you should have one resource file for each language. So when having three languages, you should have 3 resource files. For your other question, I think (but I'm not sure) you can use the same caption for more than 1 form. So this should be no problem. For the translator, you don't have to send 50 resource files but only the number of your languages. In these resource files everything is kept together for that language and as far as I know, your translator doesn't need a copy of VS.Net. As long as you give him the not compiled resource files, because these are XML files.

Hi, I can't help you for all your points. But for point 2 about using the locale-based dates/number formats. You can use Globalization and Localization. The System.Globalization namespace provides you with a number of classes that allow you to retrieve, make use and change the culture that your application code i susing to format dates, numbers and strings. The culture is set cia the Regional options. Localization means that you make use of these settings within your application. Every culture is defined by a 2 letter lowercase language code followed by an optional 2 letter uppercase Country code (f.e. nl-BE represents the Belgium Dutch regional setting. You can ask the info using the globalization namespace. Then you can use the CultureInfo class. Me.Label1.Text = CultureInfo.CurrentCulture.Name Me.Label2.Text = CultureInfo.CurrentCulture.DisplayName For the other items, you should create an kind of admin screen, where your users can define their word. Save this to your XML file and read this XML file. I prefer to define by meyself the possibilities. Create languege textfile with everything translated. Use then resgen.exe to create your resourcefiles of each text file. You can also work with XML-based resource files. For this create your project, right click to add a new item and choose an Assembly Resource File. Add one for every language support. These files are XML files. Your job is to store the resources (name/value) in the data element. You can do this directly or using a dataset. Again use resgen. As you can see, all of them are using regen to compile theses resX files into binary resource files. Only the first option isn't doing this. Hopes this helps you a bit.

What I understand about your question will give this solution : in the development environment of Vosual Studio.Net double click on your button. This will bring you to the codepart of your windows form. An event is created for you (the click event). In here you can program everything that you want to do, like reading your 3 textboxes. Hopes this is the answer for your problem, otherwise give some more info in what you mean with press a button.

If the webserver don't have the .Net framework, you can publish the asp.net web application (Just by FTP-ing your files), but you can't run it. So to be able to publish and run your asp.net web application, the server MUST have the .Net framework. If it's your own server, you can download and install the runtime version of the framework, otherwise try to ask at your hoster or look for a another hosting company who supports .Net.

Hi, These are the steps : - Open connection to your DB - Create your insert/Update/Delete SQL statement - Run the SQL statement - Close your Connection Example : Const C_CONNECTSTRING = "Provider=OraOLEDB.oracle;Password=xxxxxx;User ID=xxxxxx;Data Source=xxxxx" Set Get_Connection = Server.CreateObject ("ADODB.Connection") Get_Connection.Open (C_CONNECTSTRING) Set rsSave = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Recordset") SQL = "INSERT INTO table(field1,field2,field3) " SQL = SQL & "VALUES ("& field1value &",'" & field2value & "','" & field3value & "')" conADO.Execute SQL Be aware : For opening the connection check your hoster. Also most hosters have example code on how to do certain actions. I couldn't check it, because batcave.com sends me to the website of Warner Bros.

Hi, The error you got is : String was not recognised as a valid date. What I had to do is the reformat the string in this string : string text = "2004-11-30 13:05:01"; I'm not sure from where the text value comes. But you could use other wyas to do this.

Hi, This is what you need to do : function show() { var typeLength= str.length document.typewriterScreen.typepage.value= document.typewriterScreen.typepage.value + str.charAt(i) i++ var timeID= setTimeout("show()",50) } In my case typewritescreen is my form and typepage is my textarea. But you could use your document property. What's happen is that the code var timeID= setTimeout("show()",50) sets a time out for the script of 50/1000 of a second before it runs through the function again. Hopes this helps you out

I could recommend this framework for you : http://www.codeproject.com/asp/ClassicAspFW02.asp[^] It's a great set of components and your richttextbox is included.