I have used impersonation to assign all logged in users an account to access
a folder on a network share.  However, when they try to access this folder,
they are doing so as the machine user, not the identity they are logged in as.
Any ideas?

I've created a small application for our company extranet (staff bulletins)
that outputs a list of links to PDF's that are stored in a SQL table.  The
user clicks a link and the PDF is loaded into a new browser window.
This works as expected on the test PC (using forms ...

I have this problem I have two pages on one I use this code to set some
cookies:
Response.Cookies("cokFirstName").Expires = DateTime.MaxValue
       Response.Cookies("cokFirstName").Value = txtForename.Text

How do I specidify to use asp.net 2.0 instead 1.1?
Is there a setting in config file that I have to change?
I'm new to asp.net 2.0.
Please help.

The naming conventions that .NET uses in its HTML controls are driving
me crazy! Pulling one in from a control or within a master page, for
example, causes .NET to add class info to the "name" attribute. So, if
I have a control that contains:

can anyone tell me how i would go about getting the current date to use
in an ASP.NET web form for visual basic.NET 2003 please?

Dear co-programmers,
let's suppose that we have a page where clients
input his name, email id, city, address, and other informations. i want
to send whole page information on a mail id using smtp........in html

In the Button control, how can I keep the ID and Text attirbute the same? Of
course I can type the same  thing for attributes. But I want to avoid
repeated typing.
<asp:Button ID="Calculate" runat="server" OnClick="Button_Click" />

I have .NET frameworks 1.1 and 2.0 on the same server. I am going to create
a class which I will compile as a separate DLL to be used by a number of
different applications. I want the DLL to use the 2.0 framework even if it's
being called by a program running under the 1.1 ...

I am trying to assign value to ASPHyperLink control's NavigateURL
property at run time, but it gets converted to relative address rather
than absolute address and application's address gets prefixed to it.
For exampls my link is www.yahoo.com, now when I click to link the link

I have a situation where I need to specify the names for some controls
without the parent INamingContainer getting in the way - this is because I
am using 2 hidden fields to pass data to another site but due to the use of
master pages these fields are constantly being renamed.

I have been passed a class to work with, but am having some problems. I do
not know the origin of the code, and am having problems with some
functionality.
The VB class implements IEnumerable, which I understand allows for fwd only

I am going to build a webapp. Our users are not allowed to download certain
files, so I need to show files in a directory (.doc, .ppt, ???) and the user
can then convert them to PDF and download that PDF to his PC instead of the
original.

Often, I see something called "rand" or ".rand" or "rnd" in url query
parameter, for example in yahoo mail url. E.g.
http://someurl.com/a.aspx?id=123&rand=91g3obstudb1r
or http://someurl.com/a.aspx?Rnd=1.2341123

I'm trying to read the contents of a local folder and output the file names
as text (code below.) However, my browser freezes because of line: " set
folder = fso.GetFolder("c:\") " The code below should work however I'd be
enormously grateful if someone could either provide ...