We have the modal dialog, that's not difficult. What we havn't been able to figure out is bluring/dimming the web page (excluding the dialog). The best times in life are the ones you can't remember!!!

its because they are very twisted, sad people, who jump at the slightest chance to correct, or criticize someone else. Truth is the subjection of reality to an individuals perception

> series of articles on Latex would be wanted. Of course! Jeff

LATEX [^] is the standard at most universities. It is intended to provide high-level access to the power of TEX [^] but that is not really important. The greatest thing about Latex is that it automates tedious tasks such as referencing, cross-referencing, bibliographies, figures, tables, page-layouts, presentations. While most word-processing apps (like MS Word) can do most of these things, the nice thing about latex is that it is a scripting language so you can actually define new comands and redifine existing commands. There is also extensive resources on the net where you can download additional packages for type-setting code, algorithms, trees, graphs, parse-trees, and so on. Anything you need typed for engineering, mathematics, physics, chemistry (any field really) can be done in latex. The best times in life are the ones that you can't remember!!!

Hi there, There are lots of examples out there, a simple google[^] would give you a bunch.

I found out the solution: If you are getting the following errors when trying to open a Web project: "Visual Studio .Net has detected that the specified Web server is not running ASP.NET version 1.1." Then you need to go to reinstall ASP.NET In your .NET Framework folder (not sure exactly where it is) there is an executable called aspnet_regiis.exe You need to get to this through the command prompt and run it: aspnet_regiis.exe -i and aspnet_regiis.exe -r This should fix the problem. (It did with me) I love chocolate

I'd also like to know the best way of doing it. I once used the SOAP Toolkit (which I believe will no longer be supported after 4/2005) to do it, but I don't know if it's the right/best/only way. All I know is that it solved the issue I was facing, so that made me happy. ;P

I believe I require a bank merchant license (similar as resturants who have credit card swipping capabilities. Another question though, this authorize.NET is third party, is it free. I am a startup company with a great idea so i need to minimise costs as much as possible. Is there anyway of doing it without thirdparty. Do all banks use the same protocols for connecting to them and processing transfers. I just need to know if it is possible because it will help alot for my future developments as well.