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Nish Nishant

Ahhhh, the My namespace :-)

Nish Nishant

Marc Clifton wrote: Given all the features they've been stripping out of the release, I'm not surprised that the word "My" was just too difficult to get implemented by the release date. Must be a problem with managed code support at the kernel level. :-D

paulb

how is that MYxaml project of yours going by the way? :)

ThatsAlok

Bassam Abdul-Baki wrote: My goodness. It's about time. Should Windows 98 pack his/her BAG now! :)

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J Dunlap

:laugh:

peterchen

You mean, the JIT always converted it to "My Managed Documents" in the background, which made Microsofties kick it out alltogether?

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peterchen

Same thing here, I always felt that the "My" means the computer owns it. :rolleyes:

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Nish Nishant

LOL - poor Marc :-)

Ryan Binns

Weiye Chen wrote: Thats great, but would be even greater if they put "Your" instead. What about "Someone else's"? That would make the whole experience much more interesting :)

Ryan

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Kyudos

How about not defaulting all your documents etc. to your profile, typically stored on the most volatile disc on your system and all copied to the network everytime your start up and shut down? I never understood that....

Ryan Binns

Judd wrote: I never understood that.... So they can be used from the same disk location, no matter which PC you're logged into?

Ryan

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Kyudos

Seriously? How many people 'work' at more than one PC? I've never known it - that's what networks are for, so you don't have to copy files from one machine to another all the time...

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Ryan Binns

Judd wrote: How many people 'work' at more than one PC? Me, for a start. Quite a few of my workmates too. Judd wrote: that's what networks are for, so you don't have to copy files from one machine to another all the time... And if the network server goes down, you're screwed. At least with Microsoft's solution you can still work.

Ryan

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Kyudos

Ryan Binns wrote: Me, for a start. Quite a few of my workmates too. Do you really do significant amounts of work, requiring access to the same files, on more then one machine? Isn't that an enormous pain in the arse? And do people other than yourself use you machines? (requiring other profiles). Ryan Binns wrote: And if the network server goes down, you're screwed. At least with Microsoft's solution you can still work. Yeah, but if your up to date profile is on the network, you're in the same position. And uncontrolled, 'My Documents' could easily get into the 100s of MBs (especially if you have music in there), waiting for this to download/upload all the time is not my cup of tea. If I want to transfer that much data, I'd use a DVD or memory stick if the network was down. Maybe it's just me - I never liked Microsoft's assumption that I'd want to put all my stuff where they say. And like I said, your system disc is the most volatile and the place you are most likely to lose improtant stuff. I don't keep anything on my C: drive that I care about. I know you can move your 'My Documents' folder, but if you are going to do that, you might as well just organise your stuff your own way anyway, which is what I do. I honestly didn't think any computer professionals used 'My Documents', but I'm prepared to admit to being wrong.:^) (even if you all know it's a bad idea really ;) )

Marc Clifton

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Marc Clifton

Nishant Sivakumar wrote: What's VB got to do with "My" ? Me.cbNetworked.Checked = My.Computer.Network.IsAvailable How much more self-centered can you get? I, me, me, mine. Geez. So Beetles. Marc My website
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Nish Nishant

Marc Clifton wrote: How much more self-centered can you get? I, me, me, mine. Geez. So Beetles. LOL :-D

DavidNohejl

where are My Visual Studio Projects? err.. I mean Yours :) David

David Wulff

There is no My Visual Studio Projects, just plain old Visual Studio Projects.

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