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Since the writting of this article I have developed the right click and disconnect idea. If you would like the files for this then PM (click on my username) me or post an email address and I will ship them off to you.

I also noticed that the area in which the activeX object opens isn't always consistent. While it typically only changes by a few pixels at a time, I haven't been able to figure out why yet.

Haven't tried it out yet, but just read your article. Cool Concept!

Thanks for sharing, will give it a whirl.

-CG.

Well, I tried this, but it looks like this may be outside my skill set...is there anything special that needs to be done to make this work? I am more a DBA, not a programmer...

-- Cory

Great work and thanks for sharing! My hunch is that I have used this ActiveX control when using Virtual Server but I definitely have never attempted to use the control in my own custom page.

It's not that difficult, but if you are trying to do it on your own then you will definitely need a good programming skill set in javascript or vbscript.

Thanks! I will ask around and see what help I can get.

-- Cory

Cory, are you trying to setup the whole thing, or just the right click and disconnect feature?

If it is just the disconnect feature then PM me with your email and I will send it to you.

If you are trying to set the whole thing up for the first time, then I don't think you will need an increadibly indepth programming skill set.

Jereme,

Great article! A few screen shots would have been nice...

All the best,

Dale

Author: An Introduction to SQL Server 2005 Management Studio

Good idea, sorry this is only my second article. I will remember that suggestion for next time.