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No...I never was able to figure it out. I wound up writing a Browser Helper Object (BHO) that did what I needed. Sorry... Jerry

This problem may be due to the Eolas patent litigation that Microsoft (so far) has lost...It's up to the individual web sites to change the way the handle OBJECTs in IE... You can check out this article for some background: http://www.devx.com/webdev/Article/18063 Jerry

Zemp... That's the reason for the question...How to get the param passed into the DLL... Jerry

Sorry...I also tried using different MsgBox's to display the ClientDate before the 'IsDate' test, and it always showed up empty... I keep thinking there must be a way of 'Get'ing or 'Read'ing the params from the HTML...They don't seem to be passed to the DLL automatically... Thanx Jerry

I have an ActiveX DLL that I need for a specialized App that will reset the date/time of the client's machine - wriiten in VB6... I have 1 public property - Private mvarClientDate As Variant Public Property Let ClientDate(ByVal vData As Variant) mvarClientDate = vData End Property...

The DLL does work...When the page is displayed, the MSGBOX dislays the error message "Could not set date/time..." I've also used other MsgBox's to show the date and time values of what was passed... I remember I used to code programs that took command line entries, ie: App1.exe...

I have an ActiveX DLL that I need for a specialized App that will reset the date/time of the client's machine - wriiten in VB6... I have 1 public property - Private mvarClientDate As Variant Public Property Let ClientDate(ByVal vData As Variant) mvarClientDate = vData End Property...

Jeff: Thanx for the reply...'you're just the messenger!'... Have a good holiday! Jerry

Let's say I have a web page that creates a pop-up page that needs to know how many windows are opened at that moment...If the 'popped-up' page detects 2 windows, I want to display certain controls on that page... Any ideas?? TIA Jerry

David: I was finally able to get things working by setting the references via Projects. For now, I'm satisfied - but I know I'll have to continue searching for exactly how/where the compiled projects should reside and how to set their references w/in other projects. Thanx again JK

Yeah...I've tried an IIS restart and a cold restart as well... JK

I've inherited a system w/5 projects - I'll refer to them as P1 thru P5 - P5 being the executable... P1 has no dependents. P2 is dependant upon P1 P3 has no dependents. P4 is dependant upon P1, P2, P3 P5 is dependant upon P1, P2, P3, P4 The build order is: P1, P2, P3, P4, P5 So far so...

Which line is the error (#25)??? JK

Currently, it's 1:11 PM, EDT... The code below executes, and str will have '1:11 PM'... Dim tTime As DateTime = Now Dim str As String = tTime.ToShortTimeString Is this sufficient?? JK

What language are you using?? JK

I'll try to give the 'Readers Digest' version... I have a Solution with say 10 pages (.aspx). I have an HTML button that opens a new window, and shows ABC.ASPX from w/in the solution. I took ABC.aspx and made it it's own solution. I created a new folder under the virtual directory and built...

Here's a snippet of code I use in my program which serializes a custom collection I've created (Chk) and store in a table as an image... Dim ms As New MemoryStream() ' Create a memory stream... Dim bf As New BinaryFormatter() ' and a formatter. bf.Serialize(ms, Chk)...

Sorry...that's not true... The solution to my problem was adding TableMappings to my SqlDataAdapter. With daMC1 .TableMappings.Add("Table", "EmployeeRec") .TableMappings.Add("Table1", "Positions") .SelectCommand = myCmd .Fill(ds) End With...

I have the following query: Select * From Employee Where pkEmpNum = @EmpNo SELECT EP.*, .ET.EmpTypeDescr FROM EmployeePositions EP INNER JOIN EmpTypes ET ON EP.fkEmpType = ET.pkEmpType WHERE EP.fkEmpNum = @EmpNo GO I have a strongly-typed dataset defined with 2 corresponding tables...

I haven't used CrystalReportViewer, but I had a need to print something on a client's PC...What I did was: 1. Open a new window for the form needing printing. 2. Keep the focus on the main window (the new window is underneath the main one). 3. Added javascript to the form needing printing to...