I don't do much Python myself, but some of the guys where I work have achieved decent results with [^]Kivy

Ive just downloaded the works of Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu, whose works (particularly Carmilla) are said to have influenced Bram Stoker in the writing of Dracula.

Have you looked at Red Bubble?[^]

yEd[^] is pretty good.

Delphi changed his name to C# and started wearing Java's clothes.

Does anyone have any experience with Parallels Desktop[^]? It's a chargeable product, but as has already been stated, I'm happy to pay for a stable product. I've downloaded the trial and about to get to grips with it, but just wondered if anyone else has tried it? [edit] Ah, just found the forum threads regarding Parallels. [/edit]

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Have you tried XNode and XDocument?

On the Oracle website you should be able to find the 'Instant Client' which is around 25Mb.

dataGridView.AutoSizeColumnsMode = DataGridViewAutoSizeColumnsMode.AllCells

True, I suppose, but most people can manage a half-passable impersonation of Vera Duckworth or Noel/Liam Gallagher. It's also odd that all the characters who play her family on the show also have problems with the accent. Maybe they should have copped out and made her character an Essex Girl.

...and what about Daphne trying to be Mancunian in Frasier? Vera Duckworth she ain't!

I use IBExpert[^] If you scroll to the bottom of the page, you'll find a link to the free Personal Edition.

select * from sys.sysObjects where type = 'U'

Billy Gibbons uses lot of raw slide techniques on ZZ Top's earlier albums. 'Rio Grande Mud' is especially good (if you like rock/blues)

When autocompete guesses wrong, just hit tab to cycle through to the correct item.

Spotted on JobServe this morning... "Our client is a global telephony company who are disrupting voice communications around the world." :)

Apologies if it's a repost, but I couldn't find a reference to it anywhere. interfacelift[?] has some rather nifty icons.

Absolutely nothing. @ is only required to prevent escape characters from being interpreted.

You can also do this with a single label. Set 'Spring = true' and 'TextAlign = MiddleRight'.

Check out System.IO.File.WriteAllLines()