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Thanks very much for your post, however, it does not appear to work in Vista. Also, this link doesn't work in Vista either. Also I discovered the animations come from shell32.dll. Perhaps they aren't included in that file in Vista. I will search somewhat more and post if I find something working.
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A good find. 
Thanks for posting the link,
Henry Minute
Do not read medical books! You could die of a misprint. - Mark Twain
Girl: (staring) "Why do you need an icy cucumber?"
“I want to report a fraud. The government is lying to us all.”
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Thanks.
Now I've come across another problem. I want to play it with a loop (continuously), but between every time it plays, it is black and says 'Connecting'. Is this solvable so that it plays perfectly without a pause in between?
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I don't think I can help on that.
Can I suggest that you post your problem in a new thread, that way someone who knows more about it is likely to see it.
Henry Minute
Do not read medical books! You could die of a misprint. - Mark Twain
Girl: (staring) "Why do you need an icy cucumber?"
“I want to report a fraud. The government is lying to us all.”
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I have posted it in the COM forum, I hop there is a solution as Microsoft doesn't give away any source code...
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Well, never mind, again...
I used the Windows Media Player COM component, but your suggested control worked better, at least with no black pause every time.
Thanks. 
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It can be really useful to have something like Toolbox in your Windows applications! and the main useful function is to Pin or UnPin it to page so when you don't use it it will hide from the screen (sliding to left) and the main page can have wider space for something like drawing or working space.
but what kind of component is it???? and how it can be Pinable ? also how to change the main area of the scree in case of sliding the toolbox to left? the good example of this question is Visual Studio work space and the very useful Toolbox that it has!
also how to drag and drop from toolbox to main area?!?!?!
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I've often wondered about this docking behaviour as well, and I share your disbelief that it is not a standard control. Unfortunately I think you may be looking at building your own, or using a Third party component... I know Infragistics makes an "UltraDockManager" that can give you similar behaviour to the Visual Studio environment, and I've also stumbled upon this one which might be worth a look. It comes with a nice sample, and the price is definitely right. 
http://sourceforge.net/projects/dockpanelsuite/[^]
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Hi all,
Have a very frustrating issue with a datagrid at the moment. I populate a datagrid with application details and a user can select which application they want to link.
However,
when you select and of the hyperlink fields in the datagrid, IE (7) will open a ne tab.
Please help, really getting to me.
Thanks in advance
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Huh. Is the issue that the HyperlinkColumn's Target propert is set?
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Yes, thank you Mike. I fiddled and fiddled and found that the Target="_Blank" does not help at all. It does open the DataNavField in a new tab or window (dependant on the IE settings)
Thanks again.
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Hello,
I am well versed VC++ .Now I want to make Web based applications . Should I switch to .Net Framework for making them or I can do it in VC++ after learning sockets.
Pritha
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prithaa wrote: Should I switch to .Net Framework for making them or I can do it in VC++ after learning sockets.
If you want to develop applications using ASP.NET, learning .NET framework and one of the CLI supported languages is must. Start with C# and it will be trivial to learn for a C++ programmer like you.
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Assuming you are keen to stay in the MS world it means C#, ASP.NET. You'll find it easy enough to pick up.
Kevin
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<script language="javascript" type="text/javascript">
window.onbeforeunload = function(){
return 'Your data will not be saved.';
};
</script>
hai,
currently i m using asp.net 2.0 (web application)
here i would like to prompt the message to the user, where
user, should not able to close the main window (IE).
He must click only the application "Logout" button,
so ,i would like to hide the close button or while user clicking
the Internet Explorer(IE) close button he should prompt a message box (with
only ok button) and again to his own application.
how to achieve it?
Thanks in advace,
Karan
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If people leaving the page without loging out will cause problems and you can tell them that they need to log out first, what will happen if they hit ALT+F4 to close or even if they just type in a new adress and leave your site that way?
Javascript has an onUnload event, which is triggered when the browser is told to leave the page.
You could use this event to trigger an auto-logoff for your site but I doubt it will handle cases where the browser is deliberately forced to close.
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thank 4 u r reply sir.
but while i m using that code, it prompting in all POSTBACK.
i need only at the timeof IE close button clicks. Moreover,
in my project there are nearly 100 pages. do i want to implement this code in all pages?
help me.
thanks in advance,
Karan
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You will still need to handle it at the server side as well.
Adding to what kstls said, what if they pull their power chord? What if some other program in the background causes a BSOD? You can't protect against that, and it will happen someday, so you had better be prepared..
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exactly you are right.
but is there anyother way to force the user to do "LOGOUT" process?
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I don't know mate, I'm not a web dev, sorry 
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No. You can't prevent a user from clicking the close button on the browser or browser tab nor can you prevent them from navigating to another page.
only two letters away from being an asset
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Karan_TN wrote: Moreover,
in my project there are nearly 100 pages. do i want to implement this code in all pages?
Of course you don't. A properly designed application will separate this type of logic from the page. If your Javascript methods are in a separate file all you need to do is include the file reference. Better yet, if you are using master pages, include it in the master page and all content pages will have it also.
only two letters away from being an asset
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thanks for your kind replies
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