There may be some useful information here: DNRTV: Carl Franklin on Audio Processing in .NET [^]

Eric Haskins KC9JVH

You can do it, but use Vista x64. It is almost impossible to find stable drivers for XPx64, if you can find them at all. If need >4gb of RAM its time to make the jump to Vista(or 7).

Eric Haskins KC9JVH

It depends on the game, the ones which run x64 natively run better than x86, but the ones running in WOW don't show any performance hit.

Eric Haskins KC9JVH

All of my machines are Vista x64, I've run many different games on them, and never had any issues. I recommend installing x64, but I'd probably put another 4gb in while I was at it. ;)

Eric Haskins KC9JVH

It depends on what you want to do, where you want to run it, and what you like. In reality they have very similar feature sets, you just do things slightly differently. My suggestion is try them all, experiment, and see what you like.

Eric Haskins KC9JVH

Right click, Rename, type new name, click continue, click continue, done. You may have issues if you've disabled UAC.

Eric Haskins KC9JVH

Ennis Ray Lynch, Jr. wrote:

Believe it or not there are some things you can do in Java that you cannot do in .NET.

Give me an example.

Eric Haskins KC9JVH

I've never had any compatibility issues that weren't fixed by disabling UAC, and I'm use both x86 and x64. As far as I'm concerned the only reason to keep XP around is if you need to test on IIS6.

Eric Haskins KC9JVH

There is also MSDN Academic Alliance,

Eric Haskins KC9JVH

If you're doing "real" work you should get VS2008. Even if you're learning, if you can afford it get VS2008 Pro. If you can't keep VS2005 installed, and use VS2008 Express editions to play with.

Eric Haskins KC9JVH

I'll have to remember that line.

Eric Haskins KC9JVH

That's why you're supposed to backup before installing a service pack. ;) Personally I don't run any XP boxes anymore, and all of my Vista boxes have automatic updates enabled. I've never had any update problem in Vista that the OS didn't automagically fix.

Eric Haskins KC9JVH

SVN is the new and improved version of CVS. I haven't heard of any reason to use CVS over SVN.

Eric Haskins KC9JVH

I just(less than a week ago) upgraded from a single 19" lcd, to a pair of 22" lcds, and I can't explain how much better it is to have multiple monitors. The only problem is that now I want a third... ;)

Eric Haskins KC9JVH

After poking around that site, they seem to have at least two other "search engines". As far as I can tell this is one guy, trying to get a few bucks in adsense. Helpwithdotnet.com is registered anonymously, but the other two, searchprivateequity.com and searchnanotech.net, have the same whois info:

Registrant:
Connect Markets
Unit 116
675 Park Crescent
New Westminster, British Columbia V3L 5W4
Canada

Registered through: GoDaddy.com, Inc. (http://www.godaddy.com)
Domain Name: SEARCHPRIVATEEQUITY.COM
Created on: 11-Dec-07
Expires on: 11-Dec-10
Last Updated on: 19-Dec-07

Administrative Contact:
Gandhi, Nitin ngandhi@shaw.ca
Connect Markets
Unit 116
675 Park Crescent
New Westminster, British Columbia V3L 5W4
Canada
(602) 720-3544

Technical Contact:
Gandhi, Nitin ngandhi@shaw.ca
Connect Markets
Unit 116
675 Park Crescent
New Westminster, British Columbia V3L 5W4
Canada
(602) 720-3544

Domain servers in listed order:
NS19.DOMAINCONTROL.COM
NS20.DOMAINCONTROL.COM

Eric Haskins KC9JVH

http://searchdotnet.com/[^] is a similar Google custom search.

Eric Haskins KC9JVH

Resistance is futile!

Eric Haskins KC9JVH

I see no reason why you should be concerned about grounding it, in the car or not. If you are concerned, I suggest you buy another similar unit, which doesn't mention grounding in the manual. On another note, a Xantrex 1000 is way overkill for anything you would run off a battery you would take camping. You would probably be better off getting a lower capacity inverter which would be smaller, lighter, more efficient at the loads you're talking about(<150w), and NOT even mention grounding. Just to be clear, don't worry. The worst that could happen is your batty goes dead before the morning, but that could happen either way. EDIT: Just curious, what did your dad think would happen if you didn't ground it?

Total geek! :)

I've got a simple question. What code generation* tool(s) do you use? Why? *I'm referring to business/data layer tools.

Total geek! :)

No, my shoe is on fire. I'll have to call you back. -click

Total geek! :)