Here is that example that I told you a few weeks ago about. To anyone reading this thread, I have a small example that shows how to use the basic MSMQ functionality, such as: Creating a Queue, Message, Sending a Message, Receiving a Message, Peeking a message, creating a simple listener program via sinking events, etc... If you are not aware of what exactly MSMQ is, it's a COM + service that comes with the Windows 2000 platform, which allows a asynchronous communication as well as many other features. For example, say you are creating a data entry system where some of the users work on their laptop from home, and do not have a constant network connection. Using MSMQ, all of the data can be stored in a local queue on the laptop, and the next time the user connects to the network, all of the data can be updated to the database automatically. That is just a high overview, but this little example will give you a start. It's just a quick and dirty example that I did, so if you have any questions, let me know.

- MKP