You could also try using the sys.dm_db_index_physical_stats[^] to look at the average fragmentation of your tables to identify any that have a higher level of fragmentation and then use REORGANIZE or REBUILD[^] to correct them.

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Ian Shlasko wrote:

I bet there's a cream for that...

I think it is made by KY!

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MehGerbil wrote:

one of those "Save the Planet" award thingys.

Don't they call those the Nobel Prize these days?

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My vote of 6 :-D

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Maybe it is an autographed copy.

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Interview Questions: Do you like to watch movies about gladiators? Have you ever been in a Turkish prison? ...

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Good deal! :thumbsup:

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I don't think it needs a canvas. Does textBlock.Process() call the TextBlock.Measure() and TextBlock.Arrange()? I think that because you do not render to a UI, the values are not calculated, and these functions need to be explicitly called.

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harold aptroot wrote:

This may come as a surprise to you, but there are actually people you can pay to do that for you.

I think he meant the mowing. That would free your time up to indulge in all the joyful frustrations that come along with a bit of gear-headedness. :-D

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I think you would get some useful results! :-D

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:) Thanks, I fired off a Google 'shot-in-the-dark' and it returned something useful. I didn't know there was public sample data out there for this type of stuff.

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This site should be useful[^]

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Tools | Options | Text Editor | C# | Formatting | Spacing

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wizardzz wrote:

Why was only one of these ever discovered?

1. Only one person figured out how to make it, he was known as a wizard. He kept the secrets of his magic to himself. 2) It was a prototype and didn't work. Those are my guesses. It does bear the question though of how many technologies exist today that are not well distributed, but could be radical improvements over currently accepted technologies.

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I am holding out for the version that shoots turtle shells! :-D

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I don't know what's going on, but have you stepped through your function _GetRegistryBaseKey(BaseKey) to see why it returns null?

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Sounds like somebody is ready to go crush some code!!

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Without a degree you may need to be a little creative about your approach: Pick a company that you want to work for and apply for a tech support job. After letting the company get to know you, apply internally to transfer into development.

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leckey wrote:

Wow....I really need to get out of my house.

Or possibly scale back on Farmville? :laugh:

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You might check out the ASUS Zenbook UX21 or UX31.

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