You'll probably have better luck using the Suggestions[^] forum. Jeremy Falcon

Corneliu Tusnea wrote: I hoped there is a specific color only for the tree selection Not that I know of. I think the only availbale options for changing display are those present in the dropdown on the Appearance that the previous poster mentioned. However if you need the color settings for a specific application (say Windows Explorer) I think you could write a plugin for it. Those properties should be available....I think :~ salutari, Mircea Many people spend their life going to sleep when they’re not sleepy and waking up while they still are.

Drew Stainton wrote: Craster wrote: It does undeniably stifle innovation, for example. I just don't believe that for a second. On the surface that may seem true, but think about it this way: If no mechanism was in place to protect the investment put into developing ideas, that would stifle innovation. Why would I spend time, money and effort to develop an idea if anyone else could just come along and use it for free? Why would I spend time, money and effort to develop an idea when I can just take the easy route of creating a submarine patent for minimum time and cost? I then go about my normal life waiting for someone else to put in a whole lot of work and put out a product which produces just enough money for them to settle with me for tripping up on my patent.

"Nice DataSet designer": a designer like the one that opens when you double click an ".xsd" file in the solution explorer, where you can define tables, keys and relations all visually, and then it gets converted using the MSDataSetGenerator to code. Tutu.

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Odd. I had read here before that many people weren't automatically upgraded. Maybe I had a red flag in my folder for being subversive :) Glano perictu com sahni delorin!

Thanks for the answer. Unfortunatelly it does not help as none of your recomandations apply. I've already tried most of them before posting the question. I have the feeling that something has happend with my VS.Net after I've un-intalled some addin (I think it was ReShape or something like that). Since then VS behaves sometimes strange. I've just discovered that my example works perfectly on another sistem, thus I think I'll spend my day with reinstalling VS.Net with the hope that this will solve my problem. Thanks alot, Corneliu.

Ain't got a clue. But you put me on the track to solving my problem . Thanks ever so. :-) Gyrogearloose

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Tutu wrote: Anyone tried to install the .Net Compact Framework Emulator (PocketPC 2002 Emulator) on a computer running WinXP Home? I have Visual Studio .NET 2003 / Windows XP Home. I got the emulator as part of the full installation I did for Visual Studio. I tested it a couple of times and it seems to be working fine. I also use Administrator account. Regards, Victor. phpWebNotes is a page annotation system modelled after php.net. http://webnotes.sourceforge.net/demo.php[^]