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Thanks PlausiblyDamp Hopefully SP1 won't be to long in coming out

Thanks PlausiblyDamp The project is set to build as x86 and still have the probelm. [Edit] Found the KB Artical PlausiblyDamp, Doesn't look like they are going to fix it might have to go back to 32 bit op system as just spent 3 hours looking for what turned out to be a typo :mad:

Yes PlausiblyDamp I am running on 64bit Windows 7 It doesn't even stop when i put throw new NotImplementedException(); in it.

Hi Snarfblam Thank you for your reply, I have looked at that and it should be throwing exeptions for anything not handled. In one case it is automaticlly seting an uninitialised int to 0. Just weird

Hi I have a strange problem that has just started to happen, when I run a program in VS to test it, if it comes to an error instead of stopping and reporting the error it ignores that section of code and carries on. Is there an option in VS that allows it to do this, something like ignore errors, had a look but nothing jumps out. Thank you.

Hi I am writing a program to create a document in word using VSTO, the problem I am having is to do with inserting a picture. I can add the picture using a bookmark and the inlineshape object but what I also need to do is set the picture layout to Behind Text. Does anybody know how to do this? Thanks

Are you using the crystal report viewer if so then you can set the report table at runtime with the following YouReporttDocument.Database.Tables[0].SetDataSource(YourTable); this way you can just get the invoices that you need to print

I always set the Auto Inc. field to -1 when adding a record, not sure if this will fix your problem but worth a try

Hi All I have just been asked if I could write a program that our salesman can access remotely. What they want to do is after seeing a customer run a program that will allow them to enter notes and comments about there visit and save to our file server so that the details are avalible to everyone straight away, sort of like a cut down CRM system. I have no idea where to start on this one :confused: , can anybody recommend a good book on the subject? Thanks

Don't think SQL 2008 has been released yet but you can download a CTP version form here. http://www.microsoft.com/sqlserver/2008/en/us/trial-software.aspx

Looks like it is treating Snapshot.snapshot as a string, try {Snapshot.snapshot}="1", this worked on a quick test but it also did not like the cstr({Snapshot.weight},3) had to change it to CStr({Snapshot.weight}). I think crystal reports treats all xml fields as strings, so shouldn't need the CStr bit.

To password protect the access data base you need to open it with Exclusive Use, then click tools, security and set password. When that is done you need to changed your connection string to "Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;Data Source = C:\Access.mdb; OLE DB Services = -4; Jet OLEDB:Database Password=[your password];"; Can't remember if the OLE DB Services = -4 is needed or not, long time since I used this :)

Mike55 If I have read this correctly then you shouldn't need to use sub-reports. In crystal add a group for dstMembers.Member_ID then put the members detail in the header and the duesdata in the details.

The only way I have ever got it to work is to set the datasource on each table in the report. x.Database.Tables[0].SetDataSource(TableName); There might be another way to do it, I have been using this since the first VS.NET as there was a know bug and haven't looked into it since, to lazy I guess :o

You can set the data source for each table crReportDocument.Database.Tables[0].SetDataSource(Your Data Source);

I had a quick look on http://www.businessobjects.com There was a problem in CR 7 and this is what they said about it I tried this but it did not make any difference, they used to allow 2 free support questions (that I have used) so I except I will only be able to report as a bug. Maybe you can e-mail them or try there forum at http://support.businessobjects.com/forums/content.asp?fid=251&sk=5&

I have a Pentium D 3 GHz with 2 GB of memory and I also have this problem, once in it seems to be ok but it is a bit annoying.

Hi EFileTahi-A It's there in the Crystal Reports Tab near the bottom of the tool box (the crystal report one), there is also another one in my tool box that appears at the bottom of the All Windows Forms tab.

Sorry another Google user :D At the time I was switching from VB6 to VB.Net and this was the best forum I found.

Just to let you know, having upgraded to the latest TFS all now works OK.

Thanks for that PlausiblyDamp, you are right telnet comes up with an error when I send that command, so it does not support ESMTP. What I think I shall do is get the upgrade and see if the new version works with it. Hopefully Microsoft will publish some more detailed information on the SMTP class at some point Thanks again for your time.

Hi PlausiblyDamp Thank you for your reply. First sorry for putting this in the wrong section. The server is an old version (1997 I think) of TFS Post Office, I think that you are right and it does not support ESMTP, have emailed the company that makes it but not had a reply to this question. They did say that the new version is ESMTP compliant to some extent in that It supports 2 ESMTP parameters at the moment and those are "8BITMIME" and the "SIZE" parameter. Is there anyway that you know of that I can default the SMTP Class to use SMTP and not ESMTP. If not is there any documentation that you (or anyone else) knows of that can tell me what it would expect from the server to recognise it as an ESMTP server so that I can check to see if upgrading will work. (I know it is a lot to ask but have been searching the Net for 2 days now and am at my wits end) Thank you for your time

Hi All Am trying to send email from a program written in c# VS2005, using the following code. SmtpClient mailClient = new SmtpClient(SMTPServer); mailClient.UseDefaultCredentials = true; MailAddress from = new MailAddress(emailFrom); MailAddress to = new MailAddress(emailTo); MailMessage message = new MailMessage(from, to); message.Subject = emailSubject; message.Body = emailBody; mailClient.Send(message); [/Code] When it tries to send I get the following error System.Net.Mail.SmtpException was unhandled Message="Command not implemented. The server response was: Sorry no ESMTP" Anyone know what this means please? Thank You

The following is in c# but believe it is similar in vb, I use the crystal report viewer and the code goes in the load event for it. [csharp] crReportDocument.Database.Tables[0].SetDataSource(YourTable); [/csharp] Hope This Helps

Hi fguihen Never used the report expert so don't know what the setup looks like at the moment but to get it to print the way you want you will need to add a group with the patient Id as what it is grouping on. Put the patient name, address, and phone number in the group header and the illness_name and details in the details section, this should lay out your report as you want it. You have two options to make it only print the data you want, either set the data source to a table containing only the records required when you run the report ie crReportDocument.Database.Tables[0].SetDataSource(tblPatients); Do this in the viewer Load event. or set the record selection formula again in the Load event ie crReportDocument.RecordSelectionFormula = "{PatientTable.PatientID} = '12345'"; Hope this helps