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When will Microsoft stop supporting SQL Server 2000?

I use textpad as well. Works great for me. KJ

I figured it out. Thanks, KJ

I figured it out. Thanks, KJ

Just to clerify, the XP workstation I'm accessing the site from isn't the one I developed on. So, I don't understand how this would be relevant. Just so you know also, I'm fairly new to web development and this is my fist project that I've worked on. I'm assuming it's absolute.

IE 6.0 on both

I have an asp.net project that was developed on a XP Prof. workstation. For testing purposes, I'm using this workstation as the "webserver". i'm populating an HTML table from a SQL DataReader and then applying a style sheet to the table. When I access this page from a XP workstation, everything...

Isador, I'm having one other problem. Any subsequent exports to excel(within the same session) are appending to the previous. KJ

Try this fIsProcessRunning("excel", True) Public Function fIsProcessRunning(ByVal proc As String, ByVal endprocess As Boolean) As Boolean 'Ends Excel process Dim tmpproc As Process() Dim x As Integer = 0 Try 'Attemp to get process by name...

...thanks I was just creating a tab delimited string to create the .xls, so I tried your way, thinking that maybe it was the fact that you were using the RenderControl method. It may also be the fact that I'm pulling from a html table and not a datagrid. KJ

Isadore, Thanks. How did you get the column and font colors to transfer to the spreadsheet? KJ

Isadore, Could you please post the code the the SiteCounty page. Thanks, KJ

That happens to me too in debug mode. I just stop it and re-run and it then runs fine.

Actually there is an undocumented method using the DBCC LOG command. Here's a link http://www.winnetmag.com/Article/ArticleID/19652/19652.html

One book that I found very helpful is from Wrox: "Beginning VB.NET 2nd Edition" ISBN# 1-86100-761-2. You could follow up with "Proffesional VB.NET 2nd Edition" KJ