I am in the process of using this one http://cutesoft.net[^] Here is a pretty large list of web based editors to choose from. http://www.bris.ac.uk/is/projects/cms/ttw/ttw.html[^] I hope that helps. :-D Regards, Brandon

To give you another option, you may want to look into InstantSSL. They offer SSL certificates at an affordable price. http://www.instantssl.com/[^] I hope this helps. :-O Regards, Brandon

I was thinking about how to design a custom control with the same functionality for the richTextBox. My initial approach would be to use a panel along the left side and set its dock property to left and the richTextBox to fill. I think there would have to be some sort of callback to the panel so it knows to update the line numbers. I do not know if this is the correct approach but it could be a start for further discussion on this topic. I would be interested in seeing the best method to do this. Regards, Brandon

NetGenesis allows for counting hits on query strings and resource strings. If you have a url such as: somepage.asp?id=1&name=blah.....You can configure it to track both query string resources such as: Resource Count id=1 5 id=2 3 name=blah 5 You can find it here: http://www.customercentricsolutions.com/content/solutions/ent_web_analytics.cfm[^] I hope this helps. Regards, Brandon

I'm an avid snowboarder and in fact, I'm in Tahoe getting ready to hit the mountain. My suggestions would be as follows: I agree, take a lesson which doesn't cost much. During the lesson, it will be hard for you to get up on the board so practice getting up. Once you're up, practice falling without going down the mountain. When you fall, don't try to catch yourself, or put your hands down. Try to fall on your back and forearms if possible to avoid wrist injuries. Once you are able to fall, you will start to head down the mountain usually heelside, meaning your board will be lifted up in the front and your heels down. Make sure you stay balanced and do not lean to either side as you will go in that direction. Make sure you lean back when you are on heelside because leaning forward will shoot you down the mountain. The next step the instructors will teach you is toeside which to some is harder. DO NOT LEAN FORWARD (down the mountain) as this will cause you to fall. When you start down the mountain, slightly lean on the leg where you wish to go....If you want to go right, place your weight on the front leg, to go left, put pressure on your right leg. You may or may not get into turning but if you do, make sure you are leaning forward (down the mountain) and turn slightly with your body to the direction you wish to turn. Make sure your board is not flat on the snow as this will cause you to catch an edge. Try to place the board on an edge.....the heelside and toeside routine will help you with this. The hardest part of it all is getting off the liftchair without falling. The instructor should help you with this. If you don't get too wild and crazy, you'll do fine on your first day with no broken bones or injuries. You will, however, fall a lot so be prepared. They say if you snowboard 3 days straight, you will pick it up the third day. Good luck and let us know how you did. Regards, Brandon Regards, Brandon

Nish, You may want to try the following sites: www.metrorent.com[^] www.renttech.com[^] If you find an apartment for $600 in the Bay area (Oakland being the exception), you have found a deal. Your best bet is to look for a roomate. Hope this helps Regards, Brandon