Comments by Michel Godfroid (Top 33 by date)

My mistake... Sloppy reader :-)

I fear you'll have to use cookies then: the login page should deposit a cookie on the client when the login successful, and your next page will only load if the cookie is present, otherwise it will redirect to the login page. The next page also removes the cookie from the client.

The bank sites use https, not http. https session are not shared.

I think it does. I switched to chrome ages ago :-)

It depends :-)
Do you want to disable all USB stuff, or just mass storage devices?
Which Operating System will be running on the kit?

Your program in it's current state will run on the grid. Only it will use one processor and one thread, and will take as long as it does now.
In order to use the grid, you have to re-write your program so that the grid 'knows' how it can spread your program over it's processors. Informing the the grid about these capabilities is done through a parallellisation library (like OpenMPI). There you will define the parallel architecture, and how messages will be passed betwween grid cells). the whole subject is too large to treat here, but your University must have a Grid information center, where you will find literature and assistance in developing your programs. Colleagues/students who have used the grid before may also be helpful. I'm sorry but the whole subject is just too large to treat here.

What technology are you using?

Hi Pete, do you know if this works for the new (office 2007) formats?

Updated your subject, and reformatted text. Plzzz help me is not a really good subject line.

It is unlikely that the author of the article reads your question here.
If you want to reach the author, you should use the faq forum at the bottom of the article.
I suppose this is the one you want : http://www.codeproject.com/KB/sharepoint/SharepointReservation.aspx

Attaching images is not an option here. Either point us to some website which describes your data, or post your images on some free picture website and supply us with the link.

Please don't use the answer button to reply to questions. use the 'add comment facility, that way we get an email with your comments.

What mail system are you using? And 800 bytes sounds tiny for a zip file....

Using password files is usually a bad idea. What kind of application is this and on what platform?

Please do not post questions as answers. Use the comment field for that. This question now looks answered, and no-one is the wiser.

What database? Does it have time stamps?

no, no. The program you have to run is 'gpedit.msc' You'll then see the local computer policy in that program.
Please use the 'add comment' feature when replying to an answer. If you just post a fake answer, we don't see that. Comments are emailed to us. (like this one now is to you)

I have a feeling that's not what he means :-)

All right, consider the following:
You have a native dll, which works fine when called from native code.
You add a CLI wrapper, to call it from managed code, and this causes errors.
The error must therefore lie in the marshalling/processing in your CLI code. In there, there is probably a parameter that you pass by reference and should be passed by value, or vice versa, or you don't have the necessary levels of indirection.
That's why I said that it is probably a case of wrong signatures, but you are the one generating those signatures.
Note that the problem is probably not in the NativeObject constructor, but in some data that was initialized previously in your CLI code.

Please be more specific. Attach to WHAT?

My mistake, the C# syntax is lock http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/c5kehkcz(VS.71).aspx

You're right, I didn't realise he was referring to the Messagebox Class. Apologies :-)

And what is the error you get? And where?

Thanks for the ref, mate :-)

It would be better if you gave us some idea of your exact requirements: Is this for a corporate environment, where everyone is connected to an exchange server? What is the purpose of your mail filter? What is the target audience? How do outlook clients clients connect to the mail server? Do you want to check multiple email accounts?
If this a hobby project, for your personal use, you'll probably be disappointed by the amount of work it's going to take. If you want to learn how to develop for outlook, by all means, read up on it and test developing add-ins and the automation model. Your best way forward might be downloading one of the projects you've encountered, and try to build it step-by-step, trying to understand what is happening at every step. (and get a separate mail-account for your testing, you wouldn't believe how fast you can lose your mailbox doing this).
But stay away from the pst file, it's evil! (You can't open it anyway when outlook is running)

1) Don't shout. We're not deaf.
2) Try to form a sentence. Since you're from the US, I expect that your grasp of English is at least as good as the rest of us.

How does it shut down abnormally? Any error message, exceptions? what is the TCPSERVER component? Any links?

What kind or remote connection is this? Is it a remote cmd prompt, a rdp session, a remote powershell? Do you actually logon to the system?