my personal technique: - have a packet with 1 cig left in it, this will prevent your brain from reminding you you dont have any ciggs, which would make you want one even more - keep the packet in the back of a drawer - place a large chocolate chip cookie at the front of the drawer, whenever you reach for the cigg your hand will find the cookie and you eat that instead of smoking The worst thing for me was all the adverts on tv for quitting aids, I was generally fine, not thinking about smoking at all and as soon as one of those ads came on i was munching on my cookie like I had major munchies.. call me a cynic but considering these companies make money from people who need help quitting it is actually in their interest to make it harder to quit .. thus i believe these ads to be a deliberate sabotage of any attempt to quit unaided

Nice. but, personally, i would replace the default parameter with a delegate.

Hi all, Ive recently taken to including Pseudocode in the XML documentation tags (largely because i want a live design document). For this i use a tag which is picked up by my XSLT used to create nice looking docs. This works fine but i would like to have the tag included in the intellisense pop-up (because i often mispell it and dont notice). Does anyone know a way to add the tag to intellisense?, i have tried code snippets but they are filtered out for XML doc tags Thanks, Graham