I have already known solvation. The mobile phone number can be passed in http header. It is necassery to be set such option by cell phone company. (SMS Centrum has to be configured). bye

leppie wrote: Hi I have tried to do something similar and there seems to be 2 ways: 1. Easy - place bitmap object in clipboard and paste to richtextbox. Problem that u use the clipboard and mite "lose" data that still needs to be there. Hmm I did't think about it... but how to copy bitmap from Form (for example I would like to write some kind of chart and put it into rtf) leppie wrote: 2. Hard - Create a RTF file in a word processor with required bitmap, save the file. Now add that to the Rtf of the richtextbox. This could coause many problems though In my case it couldn't be done. leppie wrote: 3. Ideal solution - Every stick together and make a proper WordProcessingTextBox with all the features we always wanted . Like highlighting That's cool. But unfortunately I don't have time to do it :( (but maybe in future it is good idea :)

I am afraid that looks horrible :(

thx (there was no space in oryginal ;) but correct version of test shoud look like xsl:when test="name='myName'"

Thx. I have found stream witch writes output to string. StringWriter class. It helps me to solve problem.

Thx Problem was solved. (I had to change a name of config file). Tomiga

James T. Johnson wrote: Better yet You can use MC++ as your glue so you can use MFC and an MC++ class to communicate with your C# application. Sounds like a sticky mess. :) Nick Parker

And can lead to several multithreaded problems if not carefully coded... Crivo Automated Credit Assessment

Convert can convert from all intrinsic datatypes to the other types; parse only accepts strings. Convert also calls the appropriate parse method when converting a string to that format except when converting UInt32 which isn't CTS compliant and converting string to string where it just returns the value ;P. I would use Convert for consistancy in code, but in some cases, Parse will take a few extra parameters you may wish to use. HTH, James Simplicity Rules!

I'm with you. I'd rather have the default params. As Christian stated, people are just going to inject work-arounds to the lack of support for default params that are cause the same problems that resulted in their omission to begin with :) Cheers, Tom Archer Author - Inside C#, Visual C++.NET Bible A total abstainer is one who abstains from everything but abstention, and especially from inactivity in the af