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Does anyone know where I can get my hands on adecsription of the VB.NET and C# project file formats? I am trying to write a dependency analysis tool, and I need to be able to parse and understand the contents of these files.

Don't. use the Oracle 8.1.7 OLEDB provider: it's much faster and more powerful. Try the following connection string:"Provider=OraOLEDB.Oracle.1;Password=%P%;User ID=%U%;Data Source=%D%;PLSQLRSet=1;ChunkSize=32676;FetchSize=20"

say something along the lines of <OL> <LI> This is the first footnote</LI> <LI> This is the second footnote</LI> </OL> would give 1. This is the first footnote 2. This is the second footnote It's the '1' and the '2' for the respective items is what I'm after.

Thanks, but how, given the actual object itself, do I find out what its list number marker is?

No, sorry. Having created the list item, I'm trying to find out what number the browser has assigned to it, i.e. 1, 2, 3 or even i, ii, iii, iv etc. I need to dynamically add footnotes in my app, and update the corresponding numbers in the body of the text. It is a pain.

I'm writing an IE6.0 application where it is necessary to cross-reference footnote markers in text with the footnotes, shown as items in an ordered list. Has anyone found an easy way of getting value of the number next to the list item for future reference? the Value proeprty just returns 0.

The SSTab control that I use needs an SSTabPanel to be drawn on each tab. All controls NOT then placed on the SSTabPanel will show through the SSTab. This is by design, so you can have one control shared between each tab

Tick the Microsoft Internet Controls entry in the Componenst Dialog. This will put a WebBrowser control in your toolbox. You can use this as you desired.

There are more grid controls on the market than you can shake a stick at. Each one is better for a certain purpose than others. Basically they can be divided up as follows: * data table type grids (displays fields and records: often data bound only such as UltraGrid) * two-dimensional grids (x...

try &quot;((\s+\d+\s+\w+\s+/\w+\b).*?)(?:\s+\d+\s+\w+\s+/\w+\b)&quot;

Try using For Each vKey in objDictionary.Keys, then use the value of vKey to access the dictionary

I dont see whey you are supplying the 'Me' as the second parameter of the Show event. The only point to this parameter is if you want to keep a form 'always on top' to another. This is irrelevant if the form in quetion is modal. Remove the second parameter and see what happens.

Look at Desaware's web site www.desaware.com: you can download the NT service toolkit which we have actually used in a production application. It's rock solid and it's supported.

Try ListItem.EnsureVisible

I'd have a look at the SELECT..INTO statement if I were you. You can select a numebr of fields from on table straight into another: if the table doesn't exist, it creates it.

I'd suggest that you use Oracle's own native OLE DB provider with ADO: it's fast and powerful: connectstring=&quot;Provider=OraOLEDB.Oracle.1;Password=password;User ID=username;Data Source=instancename; PLSQLRSet=1;

Try setting Project Compatibilty in the project properties dialog. This should stop VB from writing new typelib ID's to the registry each time you compile.

The MS Jet engine will read and write dBase files directly. Look in the data access manual for instructions on how to do this. You should be able to copy directly from dBase to Access tables using action queries.

Try looking at ShellExecute: Private Declare Function ShellExecute Lib &quot;shell32.dll&quot; Alias &quot;ShellExecuteA&quot; (ByVal hwnd&, ByVal lpOperation As String, ByVal lpFile As String, ByVal lpParameters As String, ByVal lpDirectory As String, ByVal nShowCmd&)& It takes separate...

If you have a reference to ADO and you are using DAO, and the ADO reference is above the DAO reference in your list, then this might be causing the problem. Try declaring the Recordset as DAO.Recordset or removing the reference to ADO and see what happens.