Well looks like lmgtfy might be soon out of buisness... ;) see here http://www.lmbtfy.com/[^] :laugh:

I could hear 18khz so i decided to try higher in audacity[^] and i got to 19.5khz, it was sore!!!!!

Oh :-D I didn't know what to search for so I didn't find anything It's funny you arent able to replicate the IE 8 issue, it happens to me all the time... at least I don't use it as my main browser :-D

...and I noticed when you click on a message at the bottom of an article to view it(in Chrome)the view suddenly jumps up (just a small bit) so you have to scroll back down to view the message. I noticed that in the lounge or any other forum the view centers on the message. After this I decided to try it in Firefox 3.08( to be specific :-D ) and I found that this does not happen, the browser window does not scroll in any forum, just opens the message. So then finally I tried in I.E. 8 (Windows 7 beta version) and no matter what forum you are in(or in the articles), when you click a message the browser window jumps up to the top( typical of I.E. :rolleyes: ) I just thought I'd stick this here because I saw this[^] but then I realised it was different after not reading it properly the first time :doh:

Dropbox site says:

Your files are always safe. All data is transferred over SSL and encrypted with AES-256 before storage.

here[^]

because the backcolor properties for the panel and groupbox were not initialised. If you set their backcolors first then change the forms backcolor they will not change. :-D

Well if you're connected to the grid yeah,because if you leave it pumping into the grid when it's supposed to be off then you'll have some fried electrician. But if you're that far out in the sticks you'll need alot of batteries :-D

Marc Clifton wrote:

batteries were really expensive

Here in Ireland you don't really need batteries because you can just feed the power back into the main grid. We get paid back if our meter is wound back below zero instead of us paying at all.We have a wind turbine though(5kw) so it's capable of doing that. :-D This doesn't make your house independent though because it has to shut off when the grid cuts off because of regulations. :sigh:

When you download a library these are the file types: *.cs = c# file can be opened in notepad but opens as default in Visual Studio *.csproj = a c# project file *.sln = a solution file to be opened with Visual Studio which opens all the .cs and .csproj related to it. *.dll = dynamic linked library. The compiled project. release folder should contain the .dll or .exe which is the finished compiled project debug is where Visual studio places compiled projects when they are being tested(debugged) Sorry I don't have any more info on your problem. I've never had to do it before :sigh:

I was going to do that but I kept getting a DNS error:confused: But I can go everywhere else lol Just when ya want it :-D

Did you click the links?

You don't need all that! :) What you need is this[^]!!

Oh ok. I didn't know :-D Just tryin' to help :)

Don't know about indexed colour as I've never had the necessity to do it before and google might help ;) but this:

Bitmap bmp = new Bitmap(x,y);
bmp.Save("c:\\bmp", System.Drawing.Imaging.ImageFormat.Png);

did you even try and google that, if you don't know how more info can be found here[^] this might help either :) clickety[^]

Like count down the days in long count form till then or something and set a reminder that we are all going to die!! :-D Or.... did you have something completly different in mind?:confused:

The only thing different in that example is the part about the cookie. In a winforms app you can connect to a database and read and write data and hash the password which is essentially the same. Correct me if I'm wrong. It might not be the best of examples but it shows the principles :-D

You can open a pdf window inside a winforms app using this[^] but I'm not sure that will help you if you want to use the information in you app that you have clicked on. A better method would be to get an open source pdf library from sourceforge: here[^]

This[^] should work if you implement it into a Win Forms App

Yeah "that thing" would be cool. Goin on the to do list:thumbsup: