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::resolved:: well, I figured out the problem and decided to post it for future reference. Basically, if you invoke a function and pass an object as the parameter, it does execute it on the UI thread, but it doesn't have access to the objects properties. So the minimum and maximum for the...

::bump:: sorry for that but apparently editing my last reply doesn't bump the thread

::update:: got everything thread-safe, there's a problem now. I don't know if it's the invoking causing it or what (I'm using beginInvoke for everything btw), but all the controls respond much slower than they did in .net 1.1 (prior to being thread-safe) and the progressbars don't respond at...

I'm having some trouble with invoking and delegates. The basic problem is, I just upgraded a project to VS 2005, and now I come to find I was doing some things illegally in my code. I've been calling the progressbar.performstep() method from within a thread that isn't the UI thread. I've looked...

Yes I believe you are correct on ADO being a raw data only type of situation...which kind of stinks, I wish they would have taken it a step further and allowed us to do data formatting as well. I'll look at the open office spec's. Thanks for your help. If I happen to stumble upon anything neat...

hmm...that's something I've thought about, but I'd have to open an instance of excel, create a blank worksheet, and inject vba code on the fly...way too clunky for a release app. If it was just something for around the house I'd do it though. I suppose I could do the highlighting by other means...

Hi, I'm outputting a datatable to excel via ado.net. I've been scouring the web as well as msdn, but cannot find out how (if possible) to save a record as a highlighted row in an excel file. Does anyone have any ideas?