www.pakhost.com[^], cheap and reliable. Cheers, Erick

dotnetrocks[^] uses it for listeners and guests to tap into live conversations. Cheers, Erick

Very true but, voyager is no longer on our weekly fresh batch of trek episodes. PS: Isn't anyone start throwing rocks????

Enterprise's T'pol... sad, ins't it???

Sometimes it is inevitable, like dotnetmagic. We should ask Phill about it! Cheers, Erick

Rocky Moore wrote: Yes, I know, I am a geek. But I want it now! No...you are not alone....by the way have you seen the latest MSDN TV? Mind blowing stuff... Cheers. Erick

You can access security only via Interop of adsi32 i think. There is no file security for .NET. I think there is a port in gotdotnet somewhere but you need to fell brave to put that under production. How would you be using mS-SQL-SQLServer? Cheers, Erick

Hi Paul, I share every single word from your posting. Have you tried Rational? or even XDE if you're doing VS.NET? Paul Selormey wrote: I getting sick of the Aussie promotions Me too.... Cheers. Erick

Right on!!!! :-D

Imagine watching Startrek with those babies??? ;P

A friend of mine is doing a sociology project where she needs to find people that angry and willing to talk about it (i was like that same time last year). Does any one know any angry blogger? I suggested to find an angry blogger however; angry cpians will do...fire away ;P Cheers, Erick

Richard Green wrote: The component one studio isn't a demo, you have to complete a form online and MS/C1 will email you a license key that unlocks the software. As far as i can see the controls under the Free Controls folder are free but again the componentOne studio is a demo and asks to either purchase, register or get your own. There is two components for free under the free controls that belong to C1. where did you see this online form? Have you got a link? Cheers, Erick

Hi Ed, Thanks for the clarification. I actually already have both licenses of Dundas Chart (Windows forms and ASP.NET) however; I am very pleases to see Dundas spreading around. Furthermore, I would love to see it became a standard .NET control. Ed Worsfold wrote: We are quite proud of our charts There is no question I am very happy with the product as well and a big supporter also a voter for the .NET developer journal[^]. Great work! Cheers, Erick

Under Free components they are all for free. Otherwise they are demos like COmponentOne Studio, no thanks.. X| There is also something extremelly funny a free utility that converts C# code into VB.NET, hehehehe...it is funny...:laugh: Cheers, Erick

jdunlap wrote: I started immediately after I made my post, and I've downloaded 150MB of the 192MB. So maybe I'll be done sooner So...you're the one lagging my connection ;P

jdunlap wrote: Sounds really nice, though. Are they trial versions or something? Yep. I still downloanding though . I have unlimited DSL conn however the file is 192M at 9.7 kb/s :mad: I still one hour away then i'll post what it is ;) Cheers, Erick

Thanks for your point of view on RSS feeds however for those who got past looking at blogs using a browser here it is Feed[^]

Actually i will find it out very soon as i am downloading the latest VB.NET Resouce Kit[^] This new kit implies that components such as Dundas[^] :-D, ComponentOne Studio and infragistics are included. Well, i am not a VB.NET proggie however I dont really understand the catch:confused: Cheers, Erick

I am not sure of how many of you follow this blog but Mr. Brumme has just updated another episode of his blog (Feed[^]) directly from the CLR Team. ;) Cheers, Erick:-D

Seems that you've whacked to lounge...it's reading as 472 posts???? :confused: