I've been looking at the printing options in an ASP.NET application for a way
to print a report to a specific printer.

I see an option in Crystal Reports to use a PrintToPrinter command but I
don't really want to use Crystal Reports, I'd rather use the RDCL or SQL
Server Reporting Services.

In essence, each of my workstations will have multiple printers attached.
One will be a regular printer (desktop), a second is a 1 inch label printer
and the third is a 4 inch label printer.

I don't want the end user to have to view the report and then select the
printer it is to go to, I want to be able to specify in code that a report is
to be printed to the 4 inch label printer. The next report may go to the
desktop printer and the next to the 1 inch label printer.

I know which report goes where, I just need to be able to specify in code
where I want it printed.

Is there a way to accomplish this using ASP.NET in a web based application?

Thank you,

My solution has 2 projects: and winform app and a class library. In
the class library project I have an app.config file with the following
xml (VS2005):





connectionString="Data Source=VALMIRC1;Initial
Catalog=BKT_IMG;Integrated Security=True"
providerName="System.Data.SqlClient" />



10.50.7.62" />



My class is tryiong to read the connectionStrings section with the
following code:

First, I realize this is a .Net forum, but didn't see a good forum, with
decent traffic, for classic ASP questions, so bear with me :-)

I have a classic ASP page. I cannot convert to .Net at this time.

I created a simple form with one text box for a passsword and one input
button control. That's it.

I am trying to make the Enter key click the button. I tried the form's
defaultbutton property with ID and name on the button, but Enter just does a
submit and refreshes the form.

Any ideas?

Again, this is classic ASP, not .Net.

Thanks

About a year ago, when we had intentions of using MOSS for CMS purposes, I
added Telerik's RadEditor web part to our farm.

Two reasons for doing that:

- we needed the advanced options it gave for text formatting
- we wanted to support non IE browsers as much as we could

The catch was that it added another web part, so we had both the Rich Text
web part and the Telerik Web Part, meaning someone could still add both to a
page and someone without IE could still have trouble using it.

We finally gave up on the CMS features in MOSS and never did much with it.

A year later, we're about to roll out our collaboration portal and I'm
debating if we should install it. I was wondering what the current thoughts
on Text Editor replaces are for MOSS. Is Telerik still the only game in
town? Anyone get TinyMCE working in MOSS? Has anyone ran into issues using
Telerik's option over the long-term on a farm?

-Darrel

Preferably with an option to show just ones that are different from
what is on the server.

??? - thanks - dave

david@at-at-at@windward.dot.dot.net
Windward Reports

Hi;

I finally have VS 2005 talking to TFS and am hitting a bunch of
problems:

1) VS 2005 throws an exception & exits when starting up about half the
time now. Doing more than 2 or 3 things touching source control causes
it to exit.

2) The pending check-ins window shows files from other solutions in
it, not just the solution I am in.

3) The pending check-ins window does not show a file I edited. The VS
2008 viewer also does not show a file I edited in VS 2005 as being
checked out - but a compare does show it as being different from what
is checked in.

Help please.

thanks - dave

david@at-at-at@windward.dot.dot.net
Windward Reports

I have a file that VS 2005 let me edit without checking out (I have no
idea how as I did not get prompted to overwrite a R/O file - it seems
to be an issue with connecting to the TFS server).

I want to get the copy that is checked in to TFS back. Get Latest
fails as it say nothing was changed since my last check out.

Get Specific Version, using a Date of yesterday amd selecting
Overwrite writeable... doesn't work because it says there is nothing
new to check out.

How do I tell TFS to pull down the file it has in it's repository?

thanks - dave

ps - TFS sucks compared to VSS - big time.

david@at-at-at@windward.dot.dot.net
Windward Reports

I'm a newbie to .NET programming. I'm trying to add a page to an existing
project within a .sln. I created the page by copying an existing one that
was close, changed the name, gave it the name of the code behind (also copied
the code behind and renamed it...). I did a build. It seemed to build ok.
When I tried to run my solution, I'm getting an error (error executing child
request...). I assume this is because the .aspz.designer.vb and the
aspx.resx objects do not exist.

When do they get created? I assumed the build would create them.

And if this is not the cause of my error, any other ideas...?

Hi

It seems that non of my C# applications i Compile are executable from a mapper network drive.

How can I compile my sources so they are runable via network drives (instead of only from the local drives)

rgrds
D.