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Not sure that the DLL has to be registered. What I did was to put the DLL in the Bin folder then referenced it. Then in your .cs file you use using iTextSharp.text; using iTextSharp.text.pdf; That should be it. Patrick

Why not just use rows.RowIndex.ToString() ?????? Patrick

I use this method to get a button in a gridview, should be much the same for a checkbox, let see... <script runat="server"> void chkBox1_CheckChanged(object sender, EventArgs e) { CheckBox cb = (CheckBox)sender; GridViewRow grdRow = (GridViewRow)cb.Parent.Parent; //get the row...

I had a requirement for something like this some time back. My solution was to add a checkbox on each row, user could then select as many as they needed. Ah, yes. Place a checkbox in the grid, set index as 0 so it's an array. Then for each row you add to the grid add a checkbox using: Load...

...Each user had a unique ID whcih can be the table name; for instance: joebloggs runs a query on your database so in code you would have: SELECT * INTO #joebloggs WHERE... and then the rest of your query The SELECT * INTO will create the temp table with the name of the user. In any...

Not sure if this is what you need, if not post back. http://www.connectionstrings.com/oracle Patrick

Have you tried private void CrossPagePostBack() { btn1_Click(void,void); } Patrick

Yes, I should have fixed that, apologies, it's SelectSingleNode you sould use.

To me it looks like Stopwatch() is a namespace so you need to import it with a "using" statement. Patrick

I think what you need is something like this ... First get the date XmlNode nd = xDoc.SelectNode("//G_NEW_DATE/NEW_DATE") This will return the node, so just use toString() to get the value and compare. Once you have that and checked it use the same method to get the day/month/year Hope...

I usually use the ShellExecute API which opens the file with the associated program (I think that's the way it works, I stand to be corrected) Patrick

SELECT * INTO <Table2> FROM <Table1> Will create table2 and data. If the tables already exists then the way to do it is: INSERT INTO <Table2> (<FIELD_LIST>) SELECT * FROM <Table1> Patrick

You can check the state of the recordset ... if rsRS1.State = adStateOpen then rsRS1.close Set rsRS1 = nothing end if Patrick

I wonder if SQLDMO or SQLSMO will give you the information you need? Using these you can enumerate through the servers/databases and there may be a property that will give you the version of each database. Patrick

Ok, I'm confused (I think). What you have will work and return the version, I get 10.0.1600.22 when I run it. So, then in VB you're going to do some conditional branching based on the version? Yes/No/Maybe ?? Patrick

Ted, I use the ShellExecute API to do the same thing; ShellExecute vbNull, "Open", <PDFFILE>, 0&, 0&, 1& Patrick

Jason, try this ... http://weblogs.asp.net/scottgu/archive/2005/12/02/432077.aspx Patrick

I haven't worked with the webBrowser control but could it be a latency issue? If the you call .clear when the document is not fully formed/rendered would you get this error?? Patrick

That's great news cc. In no way do I want to hijack this thread but I lost my partner to cancer on December 8th, it was a particularly aggressive strain and he lasted only a year once diagnosed. So I am delighted with Dave's news that he got the all clear and, as you say, that he remains...

Take a look at forum766 and do a search for ttx, lots of info there. Patrick