It is very interesting, why this example doesn`t work in my current project. I took it from other project where it worked... Nevertheless, I can of course set these NagivateUrls in Load(..) method, but it`s still very interesting why this doesn`t work

Im glad it worked, I just hate requiring JavaScript for functionality because you will use this and someone will have scripting turned off then they wont be able to get the mailto function of the button click. You can also use a LinkButton and call a server command when it is clicked in order to do the same thing and I think you can have it appear as a command button. CleaKO "I think you'll be okay here, they have a thin candy shell. 'Surprised you didn't know that.'" - Tommy (Tommy Boy) "Fill it up again! Fill it up again! Once it hits your lips, it's so good!" - Frank the Tank (Old School)

Thanks a lot! This was it

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hi there. to use WMI, visit "http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/wmisdk/wmi/wmi\_reference.asp" here is an example to collection physical drive info. namespace: System.Management ConnectionOptions conOpt = new ConnectionOptions(); conOpt.Username="administrator"; conOpt.Password="password"; ManagementScope localScope = new ManagementScope("\\pcgnadeem",conOpt);//computer name ManagementObjectSearcher searcher = new ManagementObjectSearcher(); //searcher.Scope=localScope;//required only for remote computers ObjectQuery query = new ObjectQuery("Select Name from Win32_LogicalDisk Where DriveType=3"); searcher.Query=query; ManagementObjectCollection ResultsCollection = searcher.Get(); foreach(ManagementObject obj in ResultsCollection){ MessageBox.Show(obj["Name"].ToString()); }

What you are showing is a design view. How content placeholders are shown in the design view has nothing to do with how they are handled when the page executes. A content placeholder has no size, but it is given a size in the design view. You can't resize the content place holder in the design view for the simple reason that it has no size. --- b { font-weight: normal; }

-Yoyosh- wrote: I read many MSDN articles I don't care how many you read did you read the "one" that I pointed you to? The first one in the search results using my search? Did you read the section titled "Problems Deserializing XML"? If you did all that why have you not posted the contents of the InnerException so we can help you? led mike

using System.Diagnostics; ... Process[] aProc = Process.GetProcesses() This will give you the currently opened applications... ;)

it is: yoyosh@o2.pl

MSN Plus can show it because that information is in the headers of the HTTP request and IP packets used to send them. The information he's looking for is built up during the transfer of the packets down the network. It is NOT all put into the packets before they leave the client machine, only some of it is. The network itself puts the rest of the information in. Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP - Visual Basic

always welcome.. :) Best Regards, Apurva Kaushal

These two things are different, the Target property allows you to specify the window/frame to display the output html markup of the web page. The placeholder control in the master page is to reserve a place that you can provide dynamic contents in the content page. So if you have two placeholders in the master page and you only want to provide the content in the first one, then in the content page you can use a single content control to work with the first placeholder control.

And suppose I would like to check whether this connection on THIS computer to Internet has its own public IP address, but not neccessarly using ASP. Just having a typical WinXP command prompt. How to do that?

You could use <iframe> tags in your sections 2,3,4 and have your menu items in 1 be LinkButtons, with event handlers that set the src attributes of the iframes accordingly.

how to use that DNS? What I have to install?

The first one can be achieved with GraphicsPath.AddArc(), followed by GraphicsPath.AddLine() to add the lower horizontal line. When you call FillPath() on your given Graphics object, the path will be closed automatically. The second one is very similar, you'll add an Arc, a Line, and another Arc. You might have to set GraphicsPath.FillMode to FillMode.Winding in the second case or you'll get unexpected results. Regards, mav -- Black holes are the places where god divided by 0...

-Yoyosh- wrote: First of all, u didnt said that I should used the line: TopMost = true; Nor did you ask for TopMost. -Yoyosh- wrote: Maybe C# 2.0 has already FullScreen property in some class for I could use it? You also didn't specify that you wanted no borders. We'll just say it was miscommunication and move on.:)