because F# is cool.. (not)

Same situation here.. Some years back I applied at a company, and had to go through 4 interviews, and a test, and I didn't even get it! and it wasn't even a very good job! Nerve wracking, and I am searching again and not looking forward to the process.. Best thing is to just go, be yourself, relax, be open minded, try to get a sense of the work environment, the people, try your best and hope for a good outcome.. good luck!

I sometimes think that the world in a hundred years will be much like it was in that old Charlton Heston movie 'Soylent Green'.. minus the people eating.. I hope ;o)

I read that; the article makes it out to be the best thing that ever happened.. the reality though, is that the vast majority of these 'contractors', make very little money, are disposable labor with no benefits and no security. The model is being adopted as a means of circumventing labor laws and placing all of the control in the hands of the employer..

I don't know if its been mentioned, but how about 650cc Triumph TR6 Trophy, Steve McQueen's bike from the great escape? If it were me though, can't beat an old Indian..

That is truly pathetic.. but that's what happens when people elect the conservatives with a majority. They're all just pretending to be Rush Limbaugh idolaters to appease their masters in Washington. Next election, they will have to go..

Fly a swarm into a board meeting and chase the managers around, (maybe they could fire little taser darts too..) It's like a dream come true..

So.. compression, video/audio, encryption etc. all written in managed code now.. better release those 12-core terahz processors soon..

That's a thought.. I'll try it out thanks

Hey Pete, Do you mean scrap the custom control all together?

If only it were that easy.. I have tried deriving the control from other elements, but if you use the tooltip in a standard way, (as below), it does not work correctly. I have managed to get this working using capture and manipulating mouse input, good enough for now unless another solution becomes available.. thanks

        <Button.ToolTip>
            <vht:vhToolTip HasDropShadow="True"
                           Opacity="0.9" 
                           Header="Test Header: Tip 3" 
                           Hyperlink="http://www.the-noc.net" 
                           Text="this is just a bunch of tooltip text" 
                           ImageSource="/Images/13.ico" 
                           HasCloseButton="True"
                           HyperlinkClicked="vhToolTip\_HyperlinkClicked"/>

        </Button.ToolTip>
    </Button>

I am making a custom tooltip control, (derived ftom tooltip), and wondering if there is some simple way to make the tip clickable, (url and close button). I have managed to 'fake' it, using mouse capture and previewmousemove, but wondering if there was an easier way? Thanks, j

quite right.. my amd 2600 is really taking a beating now..and wpf? forget about it.. ;o)