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hi, i'm investigating the possibility of creating some device drivers for a network card in windows.. it's for a network emulator and i want to inject bit errors in the data link layer. i know it's easier on linux, and i have code to do it, but i want to make a cross platform emulator. any...

does anyone know of any way to access public folder calendar data through .net (c#), or otherwise? i can get at local folders in outlook through mapi but i haven't been able to get at the messages in public folders. i had done a similar project with exchange 5.5 and asp, but it required...

...double period) { SATELLITE_COUNT++; // First, find the point of the orbit which crosses the y-z plane double x1 = 0; double y1 = sma * Math.sin(inclination); double z1 = sma * Math.cos(inclination); // Next, find the point of the orbit which crosses the x-z plane double x2 =...

<span style=&quot;writing-mode:tb-rl;width:50px;border:1px solid #000000;&quot;> John Smith <br> 555-555-5555 </span> <span style=&quot;writing-mode:tb-rl;width:50px;border:1px solid #000000;&quot;> John Smith <br> 555-555-5555 </span> <span style=&quot;writing-mode:tb-rl;width:50px;border:1px...

...be 165px, because it's got a grey background, and the content has a white background. wasn't there something you could do like set a width=&quot;*&quot; and it filled up the rest.... or was that for frames?? i've tried it and it doesn't work. i'm going to keep looking, thanks for any...

you can actually use javascript within an xsl here's a shortened example of something that i did in the past... <xsl:stylesheet xmlns:xsl=&quot;http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform&quot; version=&quot;1.1&quot; xmlns:msxsl=&quot;urn:schemas-microsoft-com:xslt&quot...

yeah that doesn't look right.... try <xsl:with-param name=&quot;char&quot; select=&quot;' '&quot; /> or <xsl:with-param name=&quot;char&quot;> </xsl:with-param> mike griffith ---------------------------- systems and control engineering case western reserve university mdg12@cwru.edu

ahhh ok... try this... i set the leftmost cell to have a width=495, and then let the right cell hang in right beside it. i thought you wanted the div to fill the entire horizontal width of the screen. <div class=&quot;title&quot;> <span...

what do you mean it is thicker? if you mean the bar is wider than the content below it, then put a padding of 1px around the div... that would give it 1px on each side for a total of 2 px if you want to post your code (or at least a snippet) i might be able to help more mike griffith...

hmmmm i'm not sure what you mean by the bar, but did you also try to set the padding and margin on the div cell to 0?? mike griffith ---------------------------- systems and control engineering case western reserve university mdg12@cwru.edu

<xsl:template name=&quot;strAfterLast&quot;> <!-- declare that it takes two parameters - the string and the char --> <xsl:param name=&quot;string&quot; /> <xsl:param name=&quot;char&quot; /> <xsl:choose> <!-- if the string contains the character... --> <xsl:when...

what you could do would be to wrap each of the images in a <span> or any other tag with style=&quot;display:inline;&quot;... then align each of those to the left or right <div width=&quot;100%&quot;> <span style=&quot;text-align:left; width:49%;&quot;> <img src=&quot;1.gif&quot;> </span>...

when you use the class, i'd set just the class attribute of the table itself.. i.e. <table class=&quot;tbl&quot;> and in your css do something like the following table.tbl td { border-style: double; border-color: #B6864D; border-width: medium; font-size: 95%; } to apply a border...

i've got a problem with a table... i have a main table set up with a header row (colspan 2), navigation and content cells in a row, and then a footer row (colspan 2). i need to set the navigation to a specific width (165px) and have the content take up the rest. the only...

if you have created some sort of derived page (from System.Web.UI.Page) for templates or other reasons, and you wish to use this as the default page base class (rather than System.Web.UI.Page), then simply add this line into your web.config file <!-- pages Attributes...

have you investigated the possibility of using msxsl:script? i have been able to utilize many javascript functions, and other things by using this. an example would be ---------------------------------- <xsl:stylesheet xmlns:xsl=&quot;http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform&quot...

another way of doing this is with the string-length function. i have found that sometimes comparing an attribute to an empty string returns false if it is null and true if it is an empty string. the string-length returns false if the attribute is missing or if the attribute is &quot;&quot...

the core of asp.net lies in server side processing of data....if you'd like to modify the look of a browser window, you will need to investigate javascript or vbscript on the client side. it's true that asp.net renders client side code, but there is nothing built in to alter the look and feel...

nevermind, i'm an idiot...all it was was that i needed to specify an id for the control...i got all confused because i'm using this crazy templating scheme, and i forgot a simple underlying principle, and all i needed to do was assign an id property to some string when i dynamically loaded my...

any idea on where the clientid prefix comes from?? is the &quot;_ctrl0__&quot; intrinsic to asp.net, or is there some way that i can change it (to something like &quot;ctrl0__&quot; by setting some value somewhere?? anyone?? mike griffith ---------------------------- mgriffith@lauren.com...