wow! that's the one cool footage from the Mars.... Kalai Son, when you participate in sporting events, it's not whether you win or lose: it's how drunk you get! -- Homer J Simpson

super cool 404! :omg:caution! a depressed webserver:omg: Kalai Son, when you participate in sporting events, it's not whether you win or lose: it's how drunk you get! -- Homer J Simpson

Yes that's the Simpson's Episode [2F13] - Bart vs. Australia funny one too.... Kalai Son, when you participate in sporting events, it's not whether you win or lose: it's how drunk you get! -- Homer J Simpson

Nice one.... Son, when you participate in sporting events, it's not whether you win or lose: it's how drunk you get! -- Homer J Simpson

weird but cool....:omg: kalai Son, when you participate in sporting events, it's not whether you win or lose: it's how drunk you get! -- Homer J Simpson

cool, I too got those crazy boxes.... :eek: Son, when you participate in sporting events, it's not whether you win or lose: it's how drunk you get! -- Homer J Simpson

Nish, If you are in Sanfrancisco bay area, you can watch Indian movies (Tamil, Malayalam, Telegu, Hindi...) in a cinema theater!:-D Also there are some shops where you can rent DVD/VHS too... *kalai

Nish, I would not completely agree on your thoughts! When some thing is reasoning (like algorithm) I always think in English. But something is social (like what to do on this week end?) I always think in Tamil. I do agree with you on English literature, Asimov and Clarke are my favorite authors too! But I equally enjoy reading science fictions and non-fictions (Sujatha) in Tamil. So I equally love both languages, like a kid love both of his parents!:) Kalai

Wow! Two frogs, become four frogs now three two and half..... back to two! Sorry it does't work for me too!!! :):omg::)

try http://www.bookpool.com/ *kalai

Mine is worst.... If you go to a web page, it's take long time then displays content with broken images (x sign). Then if reload or try to follow some links I am getting "Page can't be displayed" and then IE become useless! I found couple of Knowledge base articles on this topic and giving tons of solution! Tried some and sick of trying all "possible" solutions. So if any one have any working solution please let me know. :mad: :confused: :mad:

I am building application in Win98 using RichEdit it works fine on Win98,Win95 and Win Nt 4.0 but it gives the follwing problem in Win 2000. My program uses a font which has a accent like charecter. What is accent charecter? Accent char is a char drawn on a main char like (A`) here main char is "A" and accent char is "`" drawn on top of "A". Now combained main and accent char is one char. In Win95/98/NT 4.0/ it works fine but in Win2000 I am seeing the following display problem: Whenever a accent char is diplayed in Win2000 I am seeing an Extra space. (example: this should displayed like "A`a" instead in Win2000 it displayed like "A` a") Here is how to reproduced the problem: To reproduce this problem I am attaching a TTF font(which is availabale for free from www.tamilnet99.org) 0) download font from: http://www.tamilnet99.org/font.htm 1) Install TABAnna.ttf into Win98 and Win2000. 2) use Charecter Map tool and choose the main charecter says ("a")[U+0061] then choose the dot char (.)[U+00A2] (i.e third char from "~") 3) Now it will display "a" and "dot" on top of it. But if you choose one more char (say "b") now you will see the extra SPACE between charecters. 4) It should be:"a(dot on top)b" but itdisplayes: "a(dot on top)b" 5)From charecter map tool copy and past the string to WordPad it also shows the extra space between chareters. 6)Even a simple MFC (generated) program which uses CRichEditView shows this problem. 7)Copy/past to MS word it looks FINE 8)If I display the string in a dialog, Edit Box or combo box it looks fine. Again this diaplay problem appears only of Win2000 not on Win98 or Win NT 4.0. NOTE: This is not a UNICODE program and enableing and disabling _MBCS does not make any difference! Thanks... Kalai :)