I think it might be the second death. Still pretty good odds though.

By 'hacked object-oriented version of C' do they mean C++?

I need to relocate for my new job, I've been told that when I negotiate my salary I should ask for a relocation allowance. Could someone help me out with what I should ask for, in terms of pay-back and stuff like that?

I believe my first project will be a C++ with openGL deal. After that it will probably be some server side work most likely JSP but possibly .NET. I will also get to use Oracle finally.

I think its CTRL-C

I was offered the job that I asked you all to pray to the job gods for me today. Thanks everyone.

I really like Opera for a browser on Linux. I also hear the new konquerer is going to be good.

It is developing software for mapping and online maping stuff.

hmmmm never thought of sacrificing a virgin, good idea :)

I am sure to get it now.

Haha thanks.

Had a good interview for my dream job the other day. Now I am just playing the waiting game. If anyone wants to pray with me or perform the job dance for the job gods, please feel free.

Maybe the XFL would have caught on if they used a PocketPC for the ball.

I guess I wasn't clear, I do know how to open close and read files. My problem is getting the file. If the ActiveX control is embedded in a webpage and the file is on the server with that page how do I open that file? Basically what I am trying to setup is something like Macromedia Flash.

Not sure I know what you mean. Could you give me a few more clues?

This is probably a dumb question I am pretty new to ActiveX though. I built a simple ActiveX control using App wizard and got an OpenGL renderer running in my browser, but now I need to be able to load data. Can someone tell me how I am supposed to do this? I'd like to have a data file stored on the server and be able to open it in my ActiveX control. Any help would really be appreciated, Jackson

Thank god. I am a Canadian living in the US and would never hear the end of it if Canada lost.

Thanks

What would you say are the benifits of using Oracle over SQL server? Not trying to start a fight I just want to know.

http://www.crn.com/sections/News/Top\_News.asp?RSID=CRN&ArticleID=33392 Is Oracle really that good? I don't have any expeirence with it, but it seems like allot of money for what they give you.