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Your suggestion led me to this [^] hotfix that seems to have sorted my problem. Thanks for the help.

Depending on the game an AGP 3850 may be faster than a 4650; the cards are approximately the same in performance but have different bottleneck points. These two cards are the fastest available for AGP. ATI hasn't done an AGP card based on the 5xxx series GPUs; nVidia abandoned AGP several generations back. Somewhat broadly speaking old high end GPUs tend to outperform newer midrange GPUs on older games and fall behind on newer ones. That said the ATI 9200 is a old very low end card; so either would be a major upgrade. Toms hardware has decent benchmark tables you can use to compare performance on various games. I had to fall back to older charts to get the 3850. The 4650 doesn't appear to be on any of Tom's benchmark collections but it should be about 20% slower than the 4670. http://www.tomshardware.com/charts/gaming-graphics-cards-charts-2009-q4-mainstream-quality-update-3/benchmarks,69.html[^] 3x12=36 2x12=24 1x12=12 0x12=18

That sorted it out alright. Thanks very much.

Ideally we would/should be. But there are so many applications using this class at the moment that it's not really feasible to revisit them all right now.

hi, iam not sure if that could help.., you set the current ProcessID from the running app at the arguemnts. don't know what your AppUpdater internal do with the ProcessID but maybe it supsends the thread on the processid so you "main" application could not close ?!? greetz

What AppUpdater.exe is doing with Process ID of calling application, :doh:

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You're very welcome; glad I could help. Regular expressions are handy for this sort of thing, but they do have one hazard: you can end up spending more time debugging your regular expression than you would have just doing dumb old-fashioned editting. Software Zen: delete this;

After quite a bit of digging around I stumbled across the aspnet_compiler tool. Using this I was able to generate teh PDB files. Thanks, dlarkin77

I would vote for Bugzilla. It can be accessed via the web, so both customers and you can keep track of the reported issues. You do have an option of getting emails when new issues are logged in. However, you need to manually create the reports!!!

Open the CD with something like MajicISO or Roxio. It will tell you if the CD is bootable.

It seems I was being particularly dense yesterday afternoon. The reason I couldn't get this to work was that I was actually using VS 2005 instead of VS 2008. The above code snippets work correctly when targeting .NET 2.0 in a VS 2008 project Thanks, dlarkin77

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Thanks very much Pete, that seems to work nicely.

Profiler gives the exact info from database side (however parameters may cause a little headache at certain situations). As an alternative approach you could take a look at this. Although it's for OleDb, the idea is the same for SqlCommand(personally I usetecnique similar to this against Oracle). http://www.codeproject.com/script/Forums/View.aspx?fid=1725&fr=151&select=2709230#xx2709230xx[^] Mika

That works lovely. Thank very much.

The problem is that even though you have the same assembly (common.dll) on both sides, the classes are different. When WebService proxy is created at client side, Visual Studio creates new classes for all classes returned by WebService (based on WSDL). I solved this by not using Visual Studio Web References. Instead I use WSDL.exe on client side and create the proxy class manually. After the creation is done I strip away all the class definitions that are created for parameters and convert the parameters used in web service calls to classes from common assembly. Then I include this file to the project. For more info on WSDL, go to Web Services Description Language Tool (Wsdl.exe)[^] Hope this helps, Mika