It must have been used for the excellent error info dumped in crashdialogs...:doh:

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There should be a "SP1 Vista refresh" for Vista, dont know if its available yet though.

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Test victory? What did they compete in? Unit testing? Congrats anyway. =)

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Red Stateler wrote:

Yeah, it came with the wife. It's actually pretty cool if you like demons with rat tails.

Are you talking about the wife or the cat? :cool:

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Christian Graus wrote:

I sure don't. Why isn't this post about heavy metal ?

Its almost, F1 and heavy metal sounds very similar. :cool:

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You should have set the startdate to 1985. :^) /Magnus

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It must take at least 5 minutes just to move the mouse cursor from the left edge to the right edge. :~ /Magnus

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void main()
{
   system("Photoshop.exe");
}

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I play some at FICS, i use that mainly because of the UI, i can size the board to fit most of the screen. I do try to keep away though since i get really p*****d when i loose. ( Which happens to often. X| ) And according to this thread, programmers make really lousy chessplayers. :) /Magnus

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I have a COM dll that is registered in HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Classes. It have the correct entries for creating it in the system provided DllSurrogate. ( Eg. DllHost.exe ) Creating an instance of it using Windows 2000 successfully launches DllHost.exe and creates the instance. Trying the same with WinXP fails with "Class not registered". ( If i register the COM dll under HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE it works with XP to. ) The creation under XP goes through svchost.exe ( running as system ), it will find the registry keys registered under HKEY_CURRENT_USER but it will also try to find them under HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT and fail. ( Probably one call is done whilst impersonating and one not. ) For short, what needs to be done to successfully host a COM dll registered under HKEY_CURRENT_USER in DllHost.exe under windows XP? /Magnus

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After reading the thread to here i draw the conclusion that you are trying to buy a car over the internet using your VISA Electron?:wtf: :) /Magnus

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Fotball (american) and baseball, sports where nothing is happening but breaks, if you just watched when something was actually happening the games would last about 2 minutes. /Magnus

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It is a new feature in the latest SP, as soon as a CEO logs on the keyboard gets disabled to prevent him from mailing promises of new functionality deliverable next week. /Magnus

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Hmmm..i was so sure that was the first thing i did try, it is that simple....i better start sleeping at nights.:-O /Magnus

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Surely there must be some way of getting the ListViewItem by index without using SendMessage() ? /Magnus

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Im trying to support labeledit in my ListView control but i am stuck on getting the ListViewItem object edited. In the EventArg to EndLabelEdit there is an Item member telling which index was edited but how do i get the ListViewItem from the index? listView1.Items returns the ListViewItemCollection and according to the help there should be an Item property there but it is not there...:confused: /Magnus

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Oh..that simple, thanks. :) /Magnus

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I tried to do some C# for the first time and decided to try and use one of my C++ COM classes from it. Using the class from C# gives this definition of a method. MyInterface1.A(out MyInterface2 ppIFace) Trying to call it as this will fail with a syntax error. MyInterface2 IFace2; MyInterface1 IFace1; IFace1.A(IFace2) How do i call this method from C# ? /Magnus

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Yes, very annoying, unchecking 'keep on top' and rechecking it fixes it...for a while. /Magnus

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"if you would like to submit feature suggestions for future releases of Microsoft Pregnancy" :omg: I suggest a mouse instead of a right hand for the next pregnancy release. /Magnus

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