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no, I am talking about the execution folder. Where and how do I change where the exe looks for the dlls? --- neteject.com - Internet Solutions ---

I don't want all dll:s of my project to reside in the same folder as the application, how can I, for example, tell it to put and look for dlls in \appfolder\dll\ ? thanks --- neteject.com - Internet Solutions ---

1. How can I select and format the timestamp to, for example YYYY-MM-DD? 2. Timestamp updates only the row inserted not the whole table, right? thanks --- neteject.com - Internet Solutions ---

LogonUser is ok. But I want it to work with CreateProcessAsUser. --- neteject.com - Internet Solutions ---

ok, but I want to reach the profiles network files. thanks anyway! --- neteject.com - Internet Solutions ---

Since XP SP2 and Windows 2003 you can't use CreateProcessWithLogonW under the system account in a Windows Service. Does anyone have a working sample of using the LogonUser and CreateProcessAsUser together or any other example that works. thanks / Henrik --- neteject.com - Internet Solutions ---

Maybe you have to initalize the arraylist first. public ArrayList phoneNumbers = new ArrayList(); --- neteject.com - Internet Solutions ---

I am trying to run a windows service under the SYSTEM account and since XP SP2 this does not work: http://www.technewsgroups.net/group/microsoft.public.dotnet.general/topic2337.aspx Are you running your code as a windows service? --- neteject.com - Internet Solutions ---

Does anybody have a working example of this? I can't use CreateProcessWithLogonW because it is not allowed for the SYSTEM account in XP SP2 and Windows 2003 SP1. thanks --- neteject.com - Internet Solutions ---

ok, thanks, it worked when I had set the culture and moved the resx files to the root. But what about this line: dim rm as new ResourceManager("mynamespace.lang", typeof(mynamespace.LangAPI).Assembly); If I want to keep all the files in a folder called language, how do I write then? ---...

I find that strange, what if I won't store language information, but something else? I also found it strange that whatever I name the file to it added ".resources" to the file when it tried to search for it. thanks, Henrik --- neteject.com - Internet Solutions ---

I am new to resourcefiles. I have created two .resx files with strings, the names of these files are: us-en.resx se-sv.resx Now I want to read those strings. The files are in a folder called "lang". I try to write the following: dim rm as new ResourceManager("us-en.resx"...

I am new to resourcefiles. I have created two .resx files with strings, the names of these files are: us-en.resx se-sv.resx Now I want to read those strings. The files are in a folder called "lang". I try to write the following: ResourceManager rm = new ResourceManager("us-en.resx"...

I am new to ASP.NET. I do some database queries in my script and want to close the connection at the end of the script. Where should I put the disconnect? Maybe I don't know when the last execution will be and there will be several queries so I want to disconnect at the "last stage". Any ideas...

no it isn't --- neteject.com - Internet Solutions ---