Robby

Can you post some of the relevant code, thanks.

Who's wrong about what? I asked abbout source safe because it would make it easier if you work locally instead of remotely and source control would allow all developers to use the same version.

Do you use Source Safe at work?

You can if you have access to that machine from home.

This book is very indepth ... http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0672324679/qid%3D1117303416/sr%3D11-1/ref%3Dsr%5F11%5F1/002-0721171-9554418

why do you want to do that?

What about a Strongly Typed Dataset?

Do the forms contain embedded controls? If so, are the other assemblies being modified between builds?

Why are you using ADODB and what is FnDBProvider?

I'm not sure how your doing it but it has always worked for me, here's a sample .... With dd .DataSource = dv .DataMember = "SomeTable" .DataValueField = "Some_id" .DataTextField = "Some_name" .DataBind() .Items.Insert(0, "Some text") End With

The insert method has an index and item parm, so they are handled as other items are within the bound control.... dd1.Items.Insert(int_index, string_item)

If you do the Insert after DaytaBind it does work.

The implications should be the same as if there are multiple users on the database internally.

As kahlua001 said; ask the user for their timezone. Also, if there is a login process or some sort of user profile setup for each user you can save their timezone as an integer from GMT.

Will the database sit on the same server as the web page?

You can't really do it with any accuracy, if you had a comma or another charachter between the numbers then it would be easy using the Split method. As it is now you can look for 2 consecutive zeros but it is certainly not full-proof.

The proper way to do this is to create a new table to hold the image names, then join this new table with the original table. this would be your structure: User_table: (Original table) ID | Name | Age 1 | Joe Jones| 22 2 | Tom Smith | 25 Images_table: (new table) User_Table_ID | Image 1 | 00010 1 | 00011 1 | 00012 2 | 00010 2 | 00018 This allows you to re-use an image for many users. Your select would look something like this... SELECT User_table.ID, User_table.Name, User_table.Age, Images_table.Image FROM Images_table INNER JOIN User_table ON Images_table.User_table_ID = User_table.ID Let's say you wanted all images for Joe Jones you would do this... SELECT Image FROM Images_table INNER JOIN User_table ON Images_table.User_table_ID = User_table.ID WHERE User_table.Name="Joe Jones"

Open IIS admin and check which pages can be set a default pages. (Documents tab of Properties)

Check the e in the dayRender event, I'm sure you'll find a property to disable in there.

Regular Expressions are supposed to be fast .

Does the other machine have a SMTP or some mail server running?

You cannot. What you need to do is create a seperate assembly/DLL in order to use a different language. Basically you can create your DAL or Business layer in the other language.

You need to do this after your dg is bound.

right-click the datagrid, select Property Builder, click Columns (left panel), you see a Visible checkbox for each each column.

Open Enterprise Manager, navigate to Secrutiy/Logins and double-click <machineName>\ASPNET, is BookingSystem permitted?