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why not replace the vbcrlf with the <br/> tags?

I'm not really sure what you mean but if you want to store files in a sql server db you should the binary or image datatype

Just put a try catch around it for example create a seperate function: public function IsInternetConnected() as boolean try 'do the request using webrequest, if it passes no exception will be thrown return true catch ex as exception return false end try end function

well actually the name you need is: -.net 2.0: System, Version=2.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=b77a5c561934e089 - .net 1.1: System, Version=1.0.5000.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=b77a5c561934e089 So you can use the public key token to load an assembly, I've created a small...

It would be helpful if you could post the select statement

use the System.Net.HttpWebRequest class to make a request to a known site like google or yahoo. If the request can't be made use errorhandling to trap the exceptions

Yes the System.Security.Cryptography namespacecontains various classes to create hashes

Sub Main() Dim str As String = "#1XYZXYZ#1#2UVWUVW#2#1AAABBBED#1#1SSSSWDWD#1" Dim spl As String() = str.Split("#") Dim sb As New Text.StringBuilder For Each s As String In spl If Not s.StartsWith("2") Then sb.Append(s.Trim("1"))...

there's always the possibility that send me a copy your code so I can step through it... but due to my work I'm not sure of how fast I can do this

Euhm I'm guessing that the last iteration is to high let's say you've got a string called "teststring" which is 10 characters long so if you want to iterate you will have the indexes from 0 to 9 Let's say that should I try index 10 I will get an IndexOutOfRangeException.

you can use the filesystemwatcher class to monitor for new files and then use ADO.NET to insert the file into the database

no you can't say overwrite, but you can add an execute process task that you give the dos command to delete the file. This way the new file will be created at the transformation

Ofcourse it's okay. It can handle even more than that

you'll probably want some mail hosting for this...

server.mappath(virtualdir) will return the physical path

I do think you've got an apache installed and it locking port 80 so IIS can't access it. Do you have any programs running that have a web enabled interface?

are sure the iis is serving any pages at all?

change the web.config file were it says customErrors mode="RemoteOnly" to customErrors mode="Off" this way you'll get a detailed description of your exception, don't forget to turn it back when finished!!

you could create an application variable to use a counter and implement some counting logic inside the global.asax where there is a method that catches everytime a new session is started. This solution is very primitiva and once the application is restarted/recycled the counter will be zero again.

Since this is a tooltip I'm not sure that you can change this without using win32 api's