While I was with my previous employer, we were using /nSoftware and we found it to be excellent. Have a look at Paypal Integrator[^]. I'm not sure about the "nice prices" part though... Depends on what you have in your mind. It is a crappy thing, but it's life -^ Carlo Pallini

Go visit the neighborhood and ask your potential neighbors. The selling homeowners won't tell the truth but just about everyone else will. At least that's been my experience. Also, drive through it on a weekend evening. Drive through it on a weekday. Drive through it on a weekday night. Is this in Brazil? _____________________________ Those who study history are doomed to watch others repeat it. -Scott M.

Avast Free works like a charm...:thumbsup: For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life.(John 3:16) :badger:

Clickok wrote: I'm so tired of Visual Studio that in my small personal projects I do only in SharpDevelop. Whoah! A new toy!!! Cheers! I wanna be a eunuchs developer! Pass me a bread knife!

For images I use Dup Detector there's a copy here[^] - its a bit old but its free and it works For others I use the Duplication Detection facilities of xPlorer2

I currently have my OS and Program Files on my solid state disk C: but my docs & settings junctioned (is that a word?) across to my regular hard disk H:. I also have the swapfile on H: and the windows\temp and windows\prefetch folders junctioned to H: Only just set this up though - seems OK so far though i'm still worried about too much temporary data being written out to the SSD. For example, City Life, a game that used to take over 5 minutes to load before I got my SSD actually took even longer to start after moving it to the SSD. I then did a bit of investigation and found out it was creating its own several gigabyte swapfile in its own folder in program files when running. I then played about with junctions, splitting the game with some parts of it on the hard disk and others on the SSD and it now loads in about 15-20 seconds :-D

Google Guide[^] to the rescue. Yusuf Oh didn't you notice, analogous to square roots, they recently introduced rectangular, circular, and diamond roots to determine the size of the corresponding shapes when given the area. Luc Pattyn[^]

In addition to what the BIOS may/not allow if you're running vista all your cards need to use the same driver to enable aero. IIRC the 6000 series is the oldest currently in the unified drivers, so if doing 3 monitors you'd need to replace it before too long anyway. AFAIK there aren't any consumer level cards that support 3+ monitors (as opposed to having 3 connectors). PCIe1x cards are very rare and expensive as well, which means your 3rd display will end up costing you a moderately marked up PCIcard ($50ish). I run 2 monitors off a GTX260 at home and 2 off a Dell D series dock at work. Today's lesson is brought to you by the word "niggardly". Remember kids, don't attribute to racism what can be explained by Scandinavian language roots. -- Robert Royall

I actually like the IT crowd. Its a cool show :cool:

I've tried something that looks very similar in product version, its fun to play with. It was ancient, but worked well. Then some company bought the product, apparently laid off the developers and broke it. I upgraded and really didn't like the newer version. Found reviews on Amazon to where the developers went and bought that product. Free sounds better...

Not! It's mine, take out your dirty hands of mine source code! I think this is safer for most cases. And I consider it mandatory if the source code contains some highly re-usable components or some highly specialized algorithm and such, since it's hard to define a price for those: the customer would just by-pass you using them. 2) Yes, but to be prepared to pay 300% of the normal price... If the customer is higly motivated to get the source code. In this case, the final price should depend on how much they can benefit from source code. For example, if I develop some software which is embedded in a machine made by the customer, and they will be manufacturing many of those, I will usually either make them pay for each single license or sell them the source code at a price that repays me for the licenses I won't sell. Hope this can be of some help. :) 2+2=5 for very large amounts of 2 (always loved that one hehe!)

have they removed access to the fedora respositories from that machine? i would have thought that something like yum should have firefox available. I don't think the problem here is with linux per se but more with the particular flavour that has been used. I never trust a company that has "mystery meat" navigation on its front page! Go for ubuntu, fedora or mandriva and use the "add remove programs" or "manage packages" utilities in them Russ

I seem to recall Win95 having a very simple and useful one. Web - Blog - RSS - Math - BM

DEP blocks because of bugs - namely, trying to execute code in stack- or heap-based memory. Fix bugs, no DEP. It's opt-in in 32-bit code by default on XP and Windows Vista; if you're running a server operating system I think the default is opt-out. Go to the System control panel, Advanced tab and click Settings under Performance to add new opt-outs. Programs can be compiled with a /NXCOMPAT option which tells Windows that this program is aware of DEP - these programs cannot be opted out of DEP. 64-bit code is expected to be DEP-compatible as all x64 processors support hardware DEP - 64-bit code cannot opt out. Windows Vista Service Pack 1 added more support for legacy ATL 'thunks' - if detected, it emulates the thunk code rather than close the program. "Multithreading is just one damn thing after, before, or simultaneous with another." - Andrei Alexandrescu

I wish all browser versions older than a year, two tops should be killed off. Time for a new movement out there, where everyone makes their site only accessible by new browsers and force people to update, if they can't then too bad! It is shame that it takes 10 years for a technology to move on! Rocky <>< Recent Blog Post: Visual Studio 2008 Express – Standard – Pro – What’s the diff? Thinking about Silverlight? www.SilverlightCity.com

Interestedly, closing the page on the article, ( like most web devs have script debugging turned on) I got a Javascript error that hung the browser

The Barbarian now also speaks VB.NET. :laugh: http://www.codeplex.com/barbarian

In those cases it is very handy a Bart PE CDROM (or similar) in order to start the computer in a clean environment and then using the antivirus software on it... [www.tamelectromecanica.com][www.tam.cat]

Clickok wrote: In some forums I read that after the virus removal, I need turn off the computer, and to wait more than 5 minutes to turn on again the pc to ensure that the virus was removed from memory! LOL. The refresh rate of the memory is 55 milliseconds. So in order to clear it, just leave it turned of for a bit more than that, say like 1 second. :)