I need a text compression algorithm (preferable open-source etc.) to compress and decompress a few XML files for my project. Anyone has any sources? It doesn't have to be in C# but if possible it should be easily ported. I will probably port it (and not use the binary).

I don't know if every object in SW is of type InternetExplorer or not. I assume it is not. Use COM Interop or something like that to get all the SHDocVW objects into the .NET system. Then this should work (not sure about the class names): ShellWindows SW = new ShellWindows(); InternetExplorer IE; foreach (object o in SW) { IE = o as InternetExplorer; if (IE.Document is HTMLDocument) Debug.WriteLine (IE.hWnd); } Hope this helps.:)

Well...I have a problem here ...I can't debug my applications from VS.NET...not even an empty command-line application. I can build all the stuff normally and launch it from the VS.NET command prompt and it works perfectly fine, but I would like to use the GUI debugger in VS.NET. When I click Run, the output screen outputs all the normal lines until "Build: 1 succeeded" etc. Usually I get another "Deploy:" line, but VS.NET hangs before it gets there. I have to use the Win2000 Task Manager to shut it down and launch the program again (Quick Launch button). I conjectured that VS.NET can't identify the process and to check, I clicked Debug Processes under Debug and sure enough, VS.NET hanged in the same way. Anyone has the same problem or know how to fix it? I'm using Windows 2000 and have administrator privileges.

Well...I have a problem here :(...I can't debug my applications from VS.NET...not even an empty command-line application. I can build all the stuff normally and launch it from the VS.NET command prompt and it works perfectly fine, but I would like to use the GUI debugger in VS.NET. When I click Run, the output screen outputs all the normal lines until "Build: 1 succeeded" etc. Usually I get another "Deploy:" line, but VS.NET hangs before it gets there. I have to use the Win2000 Task Manager to shut it down and launch the program again (Quick Launch button). I conjectured that VS.NET can't identify the process and to check, I clicked Debug Processes under Debug and sure enough, VS.NET hanged in the same way. Anyone has the same problem or know how to fix it? I'm using Windows 2000 and have administrator privileges.

Well...VB6 also has a "static" modifier that works the same way as C++...i don't know if VB.NET still has it...but it should be quite simple to implement in C# and yet Microsoft doesn't do it...another one is the With block which is in VB but not in C#...how irritating

But I think we should consider the "present" not as only a time slice but as a condition...i.e. the "present" consists of what is going on now (for instance, at the present I'm typing this reply) and what is the environment (the lights are on), for instance... Just a thought...

Well...I thought that a small 'k' was used for 'kilo'? I'm not too sure of that part, though. And I know that capital M, G, and T are used for mega etc.