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it's pretty well propagated already. It's part of the window updates. If you create an msi installer for your app, this dependency is noted on installation and the option to download is displayed to the user, OR, you can distribute this with your exe (not recommended usually for size reasons).

look up making custom events

exe's don't need to be installed. It is more likely that the .NET version you built your app with is not installed on the target machine.

n-tier http://www.15seconds.com/issue/011023.htm

aye aye. that there is your firehose :)

If you guys want to learn more about table adapters and typed datasets like the way you're doing it, then read the tut: http://www.asp.net/Learn/DataAccess/default.aspx?tabid=63 However, following proper techniques, you should be making an attempt to decouple your layers from eachother. That...

The Enterprise Library (or EntLib) is a superb library indeed! I use it at work relegiously and it saves me loads of time from having to code all my own CRUD. I highly suggest it!

The DataReader is the closest thing you're going to get to the recordset object. No offense, but what you have created is missing HUGE amounts of functionality that already exists in ADO.NET. I recommend AGAINST using things like the SqlCommandBuilder/ table adapters and any drag n'drop...

You have to organize your code files into sections. In the IDE (and more specificially in the solution) you can place folders to organize types of code bases you're working with like Interfaces, Enums, Utility classes and other business objects. The IDE will help you track objects as it fully...

make sure you didn't inadvertantly remove the ending system.web tag

I hear ya man. I had a similar experience like that today..only the error being thrown was in a class that was below a class that the error was being thrown in.. took me some time to figure that one out.. lol

ready to kick yourself? <authentication mode="Forms" /> <forms name=".ASPXFORMSDEMO" loginUrl="logon.aspx" protection="All" path="/" timeout="30" /> </authentication> your first authentication element is closed... :) remove the /> so it looks...

you need to compile the datetimepicker project to a dll. then on your toolbar add a new item and point to the compiled dll.

take a look here. There are TONS of webcasts to keep you busy :) https://www.msteched.com/content/webcasts.aspx

could be your connections are not being closed. Make sure you are doing Conn.close set Conn=nothing when you're done with the connection

response.write out your dbPath to make sure it's pointing to the write place. then make sure IUSR_[machine_name] has modify rights to the db folder.

You could just export that table as an HTML file.. and then post it.

heh.. I did the aample code for 6 of those lessons for the winforms :D does that make me famous lol :D

type the value of aOption to an integer aOption=request.form("aOption") select case Cint(aOption) case 1 case 2 .....etc etc... end select

don't use a DSN.. use a file path connection string. now make sure that the folder that the db is in has IUSR_[machinename] modify rights (machine name is the name of your computer) so something like IUSR_KELVINSQL make sure those rights propagate to all subfolders and files.