I am developing an webapplication using ASP.Net but the problem is the
apllication is an HTML application and which i was converted to ASP.Net. so
some flash controls which I have used in the dreamweaver are not visible and
no webserver controls, everything is confusion. what to ...

i am trying to impelement form level security in my vb.net 2003 application.
i have a database table that has the name of the form, subform, userid, and
read,edit,del,add rights (boolean).  The subform is a group box or tabpage
that would be visible or enabled (read or edit rights)

I have set my assembly to be sign as follow :
<Assembly: AssemblyKeyFile("mykey.snk")>
mykey file is located in the bin floder
When compiling my assembly, it cannot locate the key file, same thing if I

I'm looking for some brief summaries or comparisons that support an IT
management decision to implement a new system with .NET and not alternative
technologies (for a client/server Windows application). Specifically looking
for things like return on investment (ROI) and total ...

I need to send an URL request to a web server from my Window application.
e.g.  http:\\serverA\IamAlive.asp
Unfortunately, the web server does not provide Web Service.  I need to send
the URL directly.  How can I do that?

I currently have a .net page
default.aspx - as so:
<%@ Page Inherits="webmail.telnet_test" Src="./mail_code/telnet.cs"
Trace="true" Language="C#" %>

I am a complete newbie to all things Visual Studio version 6.0 and I have a
question about an error that I'm getting.
I am getting the following errors when I use an app wizard provided by a
third party in C++ version 6.0:

I need to add days to a DateTime variable, but even after calling the AddDays
function on it the value has not changed. The following code illustrates:
DateTime ReturnVal = new DateTime(2006,01,01);
ReturnVal.AddDays(1);

Excuse the novice aspects of this question, but:
What techniques are available to me for launching one c# application (
console .exe) from another?
For example, I know there is the Process and ProcessInfo classes, but

is there a simple way to detect whether the host machine of my c#
application is connected to a windows network or whether it is connected
peer-to-peer simply to one other machine (IP-adress unknown)?
My first try would be to find typical UDP broadcasts within a certain period

I copied this code from the examples. "How to: Receive Strings From
Serial Ports in Visual Basic" When I call the function and using the
single step method it hangs at Dim Incoming As String =
com1.ReadLine(). I don't have anything connect to Comm1. Does anyone

(FYI, using VB .NET 2003)
Can someone help me with this... I'm trying to read in an XML file... it
appears to work in that the DataSet ReadXML method dose not fail and then I
am able to access the table names that are in the XML file, but I'm not able

So far, I can't find any information on making a connection to active
directory for reports in visual studio .net 2003.
From the list of Available Data Sources I select "OLE DB (ADO)" and from the
list of OLE DB Providers I select "OLE DB Provider for Microsoft Directory

My DataSource (MS Access database set of tables) location is in fact
determined at run time by the user. I use a default location at design time.
How can I modify the connection to the default datasource to setup its path
and name according to run time locations?

I have design a website using Dreamweaver 8. now the buttons which are added
in dreamweaver 8 I can't see in the Visual Studio .Net (ASP.net) rather i
can see in the browser.
2. Another doubt, when i open in MS Visual Studio .Net  in Html format there