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Hi, If you are sure to go with ini file.. you can use below pasted code.. or else you have other option to go for registry. Public Function ReadPathFromText() As Boolean On Error GoTo Err_ReadText Dim TextLine Dim t1 As Integer Open App.Path & "\FilePath.ini" For Input As #1 ' …

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Hi , R u seaching for something like this..... String strPop = "<script language='javascript'>" + Environment.NewLine + "window.open('[COLOR=#800000]E:\MyWork\Test\DownloadFiles\Reports\Rpt.pdf[/COLOR]"','Report','height=520,width=730,toolbars=no,scrollbars=yes,resizable=yes');" + Environment.NewLine + "</script>" + Environment.NewLine; Page.RegisterStartupScript("Pop", strPop); Hope this will help u

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Hi, As the Column 'ID' is unique, before inserting giv a check for existing ID and proceed with inserting to the database. or else create the ID as autonumber and insert the rest columns. so with this, access with increment the ID field with 1 and you can add the …

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Hello Amitha, you can create the connection string in web.config file. for eg: <appSettings> <add key = "ConnectionString" value = "Persist Security Info=False; User ID=sa; Password=; Initial Catalog=NTBS; Data Source=(local)" /> </appSettings> and you can call the connection string using ConfigurationSettings.AppSettings["ConnectionString"]; command..

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