don't tell rude ladish jokes find something that you have in common to talk about

Yeah, I say delete the commented out code and you've always got SourceSafe if you really need to get it back. I delete commented code if I come across it.

sorry, it was a little out of context. The daily insider from Code Project said "Wednesday's Trivia: The movie Titanic is the all-time box office champ for North America. Adjust for inflation, and it drops to number 6. What are the 5 movies ahead of it? ANSWER: Gone With the Wind, Star Wars, ET, Sound of Music, Ten Commandments" To which I could understand the first 4 but not the last

I don't think that'd be in the top 5 all time box office champs over here in the UK. I don't even know which one it is or who is in it. Dr Reedo

Thanks although initially I thought I had to include the < and = parts as well so this was confusing. So the actual replacement for less than (<) is & lt ; without the space. thanks again Claire

How do I use the less than sign in documentation e.g. I want /// 0 (equal), 1 (s1>s2), -1 (s1 < s2) but VS.Net thinks the < sign is opening another documentation tag. Is there some way to escape the character so that it doesn't do this?

Just walked past the local garage in Bristol and it's not happening here yet. Mind you the price was only 98.9p/lt!! reedo