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http://www.microsoft.com/net has the current version

Contact whoever wrote the api and see if there are any parameters that you can add to your request that will bypass the login requirement.

No matter what you use you are still connected through Verizon FiOS. So even though you may find a way to encrypt the data it is still flowing through their system to yours. Proxy and IP masker software will do nothing to change that.

There is no HTML "code" for this. HTML is not a programming language, it is a document markup language. You will need to use either PHP, JavaScript, or ASP.NET to do what you are wanting to do.

You have to enable drag & drop property for the image box then use the drag enter and drag drop events to handle moving the picture. There is a good article here http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms973845.aspx complete with sample code.

Move all the values from the text box controls into a variable and then assign that variable as the body of your email.

Trying to translate this made my head hurt. It's not real clear what you are asking. If you want your database online then you have to have a hosting service to host the file. Your program would point to that host for the database location. You can not just put an exe file on a web server...

If you have XP then use Windows Update to load the ones that are required (it will show up under optional or custom updates) If you have Vista or Win 7 then look to see if you have 3.5 or 3.5 sp1 installed already. If not then load 3.5 1st, SP1 next, then 4.0 I believe that 7 had 3.5 pre...

HTML is a markup language only. You need something like JavaScript, PHP, ASP.NET (VB.NET or C#) that can pull in the information requested and generate the HTML to display it.

Visual Studio does not like the way you tried to use the codepage keyword. The IDE and compiler flagged it as bad. Pull up your source code, mouse over the green underline undet the codepage keyword and see what it suggests as a possible correction.

ASP.NET applications only run when they are in a web browser. You close the browser, you stop the program and lose any data you have not saved somewhere.

I got into a serious debate with a fellow .NET developer the other day about the benefits of using Inherited Keyed Collections versus Dictionary(Of type, type) or List(Of type). I say Inherited Keyed Collections are vastly more powerful and useful than Dictionary or Lists and prefer to use them...