I have been using ASP for quite a while.. but, I am starting to do some work
in ASP.net .... My question is.....
If I am running ASP.net files from IIS through the web ... OR Locally (like
.hta files) .... can I have my asp file LAUNCH an application that is already

I created a menu, all with javascript, inside the top section of a 2 part
frame.
It is opening fine, however only inside where it is created. The top part of
the frame. Thus part of it gets covered.

Are there plans to ever include a native Dot Net web browser control in
future versions of Visual Studio?  
It's weird to have to use an ActiveX control to do this.

I need to write an application which should monitor user activity
client-side and transmit captured information to a central server. User
activity means application usage and "internet activity" (browsing, FTP, or
whatever).

OK, after searching on the web for half a day on this and findin
solutions that were not working, please advise. BTW - the cache cleanu
didn't work.
I am use VS 2003 and checked out a project from another fello

I have a problem I can't find a solution for. I have given my users the
ability to
restart the application from the File menu. I don't know how to re-invoke the
sub main() in my .vb module -- in the sub main, I do the following:

I am using the DSO OLE Document Properties Reader 2.0 to update custom
properties in office files.  (i.e. a word document)
After updating a couple of times, the word document becomes corrupted.
I am using the following code to open the file and update the custom

I have a string variable that holds the equivalent of a DateTime value.  I
pulled this datetime from the database and I want to strip off the time
portion before displaying to the user.
I am using C#

Anyone have had problems when opening a project after compiling in release
mode?
My asp.net project can't be opened any more, visual studio 'argues'  that
my iis aspnet is version 1.0, which IS NOT the case, other failure after

I have added an access mdb file as a resource to my VB.Net windows app.
Is there a way of reading and or writing to it without first steaming
in out and saving it as  a file on the harddrive?

 Is it possible to get the name of a property?
Something Like having a method that I could pass as argument the property of class and get back the propertyName
string name=GetPropertyName(class1.Property)

This is more of a conceptual question:
1.  More and more companies are using VPN's and locking out internet
connectivity (for a host of reasons, security, productivity, etc.).
2.  ASP.NET requires a web server and has more layers than a .NET Windows

I have a Web Service that I'm writing that needs to reference a VB.NET dll.
The catch is that the VB.NET dll has a dependency on a COBOL dll which I
can't load in my development environment (not a COBOL programmer), so when I
try to build a setup project for the Web Service I run ...

I have a FilesySystemWatcher that is watching a folder on a network share.
After varying periods (sometimes more that a week, sometimes less that a day)
of time the EnableRaisingEvents property becomes False.  How can I tell why
this is happening?

I have a MSMQ message queue in a Windows Service.  When a message arrives in
the queue locally, an event is generated and the event handler handles it.  
However, if a message arrives in the queue from another machine, the event is
not generated.  Thus, the event handler isn't ...