:-DWhoow, finally got back to this (its a pet project):-D And YES, YES, YES... thats the one; again CPians deliver, I thanks you so very much. For some reason, I did not find it using the search, and I did look in that section, but probably I was already looking cross-eyed... this site just has too much good info. thanks again, R# R# (well maybe not as # anymore as I used to be):-D

I'm pretty sure I have seen an article on CP about how to build these nifty toolbars that you can add to your Start Taskbar. You know the bar with the big green Start button on it? Well, if you right-click, you can add toolbars such as the Address, Links, Media Player, etc. Well I want to create such a toolbar. I found this url[^] that closely looks like what I want to do, but I'm pretty sure I saw a different article about it. Can anyone else dig it up? Thanks. R#

Hi all, Since I have seen some of the greatest C# code on this site; I'd sure appreciate your contribution to a presentation I will be delivering. I'm looking for radical cool C# tips & tricks to demo. You will be mentioned in my presentation, if you do not object. So any cool stuff with unsafe code; com interop; or even general .Net cool tricks are welcome. You (already) have my eternal gratitude. Rudi

You have two options for server-activated objects: Singleton and SingleCall. In the case of Singleton, the remoting will only create one instance and every client-call will be routed to the same instance. In case of SingleCall, every client-call will be served by a completely new instance of your server object. Rude :-O