Mike Hankey wrote: I used Axosoft products for a long time including there OnTime but got really pissed with it and ended up coding my own ToDoManager (shameless plug)[^], albeit not as good or versatile but it does the trick for a lone programmer. I'll check in to that. It looks very useful. Thanks. :) Flynn

Awww... maaannn... I was gonna mention blipverts. :sigh:

After a little research I went with the EVGA GTS 450. Overall it had a slight edge on performance, cooling and technology. Thanks for all your help, Dan. :) Flynn

I think just one of me is more than enough :) Proud to have finally moved to the A-Ark. Which one are you in? Author of the Guardians Saga (Sci-Fi/Fantasy novels)

We were fine when it was just one dollar, but then on our plan (6 discs at a time) they jacked the rate up another $6 for adding Blu-Ray. So, I just buy the odd movie here and there. :) Flynn _If we can't corrupt the youth of today, the adults of tomorrow will be no fun... _

Mrs. Flynn has a 17" LCD on her desktop, and I have a 19" LCD. These are 14" widescreen at 1280x800, so a little small on the text, but I've already adjusted to it. We're looking to upgrade these to 2 gb to match our desktop configurations, and so I can run Visual Studio without too many problems. I also bought the Vista Ultimate upgrade, so I may run that after updating the memory. To solve the cruft problem on the installations, I made a set of recovery discs, then created a Windows XP image with one laptop, using the untouched laptop to get information on the drivers (all of which were on the ACER site). The only problem I ran into was installing the image on to the second laptop. Got an error about a missing Autocheck.exe file. After Googling the error, I found the problem -- the partition was set as hidden for whatever reason. Fortunately, I had a bootable Partition Magic disc. I had to boot into that and use a utility called ptedit to reset the partition type, then go into the recovery console and run fixboot and fixmbr. Yeesh! :doh: At least that works and we now have an image that we can share between the two laptops. We're planning to do the same thing with Vista Home Premium in the near future so we can update when we're ready to. Flynn

It will not be Ultimate before 1/30/2007 Leek. Have strongly passion to C#.

There are many ways to do this. Here's a Regex approach: Match m = Regex.Match(srcPath, @".*\\(?.+)\\(?.+)\\(?.+)"); if (m.Success) { destFolder = tmpPath + m.Groups["Artist"].Value + @"\" + m.Groups["Album"].Value + @"\"; destPath = destPath + m.Groups["Song"].Value; } - Bitwise -- modified at 10:43 Wednesday 16th August, 2006