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Sam, I don't know if escapes would work in this case or not. You can while encrypting the password (I assume that you're using a Key), keep looping through your're encrypter with new key values until you find one that does not contain any < chars. Just a crude idea.

One problem is that you're creating a new instance of mycache each time you enter the method. I would also rename the variable so as not to have the same name as the class. Also, at the top of the page place Option Strict On

Shamil, what is it, a web hosting company?

try this... StrWhere = "SELECT * FROM Daily WHERE Daily.date >= #" & datefirst & "# AND Daily.date <= #" & datelast & "#"

hmm, looking through the titles the only one that comes close is "VB.NET - Data Access - How-To Create a Database" , I don't think this one iterates the instances, I may have been mistaken as to where I saw that sample. I'll see if I can find it at home later.

One of the first .NET books I read was Professional VB.Net 2nd Edition, I thought it was ok, the one I really liked was Professional C#, 2nd Edition . mocella, that's a great idea, converting a Windows app to a Web app.

They had a sample of this in the MS 101 VB samples, they currently have a new 101 samples for VB and C# 2003, I'm not sure if it contains this sample. check it out anyway... http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=08E3D5F8-033D-420B-A3B1-3074505C03F3&displaylang=en

I thought we covered combo boxes a couple of months ago, you cannot assign values to the Text property and get expected resuts while a control is bound.

I suggest creating a web application, perhaps a shopping cart of sorts, or some sort of data entry application on the web, handling users and permissions.

You need to add a handler for the click event of any control created at runtime

Are they bound?

Crystal will only work if the web host company supports them, ask if they do.

And is IE in your system tray?

Since you've been with .NET for about a year I think that a step-by-step is too easy for you, the Professional ASP book from Wrox would be a better choice, they start you from the ground-up but also give you a lot more background information on the Framework, security, IIS, etc... A while back I read a MSPress Step-By-Step book on Web Services (on a recommendation) and oh man what can I say, 400 pages with 12 point font and 1.5 inch margins all around. Compare that to a Professional series book from Wrox, 1200+ pages small font and small margins you have 10 times more content, but I digress. :)

That's scary :) Like you said, one row is plenty during data entry, you can do the multi-row thing using a datagrid when a user wants to view the history and such.

For data entry I prefer textBoxes not datagrids, but that's just me. With this approach there's no need to bind the textBoxes, only the DropDowns that contain items from files or tables.

Use ... If Not xxx = nothing then

mmatsumura, are you the one saving to or creating this text file, or is it coming from some other source beyond your control?

Volte, I wouldn't even bother, any one of these fields may contain spaces in the future.

There' not much you can do, it is very difficult to work with a Space delimited file, as you said the Address may have spaces. Whoever is loading the file should be advised to include a useful delimiter.

Checkout this site, she has a compilation of resources listed http://www.datagridgirl.com/articles.aspx

Web or Win Forms?

Have you tried using WMPLib.dll ?

Check the Task Manager, if the ASP Worker Process is not running the run this in the command window... regiis.exe /i Also check if the virtual directory still exists and that ASPNET has permissions

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