I assume you are trying to block certain sites, i.e. keeping your kids from looking up porn. If this is the case, a real easy way of doing it is modifying the hosts file. Open up c:\windows\system32\drivers\etc\ and you will see the hosts file. There is also an lmhosts. This will do the same thing, but hosts is cleaner. Open this file with notepad. At the bottom of the file, you will see the example: 127.0.0.1 localhost Add the following: 64.233.167.104 www.siteyouwanttoblock.com Now, anytime someone on that computer goes to www.siteyouwanttoblock.com, they will be brought to 64.233.167.104 (which is google.com). You could change the ip address to whatever site's ip you want. Basically, you are overriding the DNS. Hope this helps!

Hi, For this you need to open a new project of Class Library and copy the Methods from the module and place it in this. And complie this solution,it will create a .DLL file then you can add it into refrences of your project and then call the methods. regards, Sukesh. Sukesh.g

Create a code module, and put all global functions in there. They can be accessed from anywhere within your project. hope this helps, sivilian

dir="rtl" (It's an HTML thing, not an ASP.NET thing) Marcie http://www.codeproject.com

Make sure that the "aspnet_client" directory exists in the root of the website, not just inside the virtual directory.... you may think it is where it is supposed to be, but if you go into the "View Source" of the page, look for "WebUIValidation.js" (it'll be in a tag like: ) if your site is "http://www.domain.com", then try to point your browser at "http://www.domain.com/aspnet\_client/system\_web/1\_1\_4322/WebUIValidation.js" and see if indeed the file is there... my $$ is on that it ain't If you make it idiot-proof, they'll make a better idiot

CopyFileEx(...); http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/fileio/base/copyfileex.asp

where is the problem guys?! just open the file with no share rights, then no other app can open/copy/delete/move/.. it. Don't try it, just do it! ;-)

I would suggest Goggle as a starting point ... Stuff like security is constantly changing with new Operating systems and such .. You can always do a search on security in Google and probably get a mess of hits .

http://www.codeproject.com/useritems/preventclose.asp?target=gina#TrapKeys[^] John

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Not all styles can be changed at run-time. You may need to delete and recreate the control. I really have no idea if WS_EX_LEFTSCROLLBAR is one of those or not. Never used it. Joel Lucsy

Johann Gerell wrote: No, but of MFC. Ooops, you're so right! :-O /ravi Let's put "civil" back in "civilization" http://www.ravib.com ravib@ravib.com

Both may be used, however _beginthreadex is better (security information, initial state, autoclosing handle, etc.). Thanks for your comment. :rolleyes: Regards, BB

MR ZarrinPour wrote: in OnInitDialog and with ShowWindow(SW_HIDE) Yes. But, you probably don't want to do this for a modal dialog. /ravi Let's put "civil" back in "civilization" http://www.ravib.com ravib@ravib.com

MR ZarrinPour wrote: now in my MFC application,what should i choose for first parameter ? Have a look at GetSafeHwnd(), although CWnd::SetTimer() is probably what you should be using.