Thanks for the link Chris,I have the english version downloaded from that site but couldnt get any info on other language versions. Is there no one else targeting these browser versions these days !! ps : cp is pretty fast and more responsive than ever :-)

I have developed following escape function that work fine with gridview rowfilter: public static string Escape(string aString) { string searchStr = Regex.Replace(aString, "[.']", "''"); searchStr = Regex.Replace(searchStr, "[.]]", "[]]"); searchStr = Regex.Replace(searchStr, "[.[]", "[[]"); searchStr = Regex.Replace(searchStr, "[.*]", "[*]"); searchStr = Regex.Replace(searchStr, "[.%]", "[%]"); return searchStr; } Before passing string to rowfilter just escape your search string with above function. Should work:thumbsup:

I have a 160GB Maxtor Drive in an ADS Tech Drive Kit[^]. It's USB 2.0 and because the kit comes without a drive, you can choose whichever size/make you want. Works great (although I've never needed to boot from it - don't know if that would work). I bought all from Costco in Canada - Drive Kit $79 CAD, Drive $179 CAD. Wound up being cheaper than buying an external drive. Hope this helps. Drew.

Thank you

JimRivera wrote: On top of that, i dont think electrodes would be sopisticated enough to determine a language, it would probably take years of "trial and error" for the poor guy to say one word. They have already rigged up robots that can be controlled by thinking about moving it. They have the subject concentrate on "left" and they map which parts of the brain light up. Then they stick an electrode there and when it fires off the robot goes left. It does take training, but it is totally possible. So maybe we leave one eyeball in place and they can flick their eye around to spell out words :) Glano perictu com sahni delorin!

Nevermind - I thought you wrote Chris Farley on patents. That would have been interesting.... Glano perictu com sahni delorin!

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Seems like they are planning a lot more of this stuff for PDC, I can't wait to hear the rest :-) I liked this part of the song, data.. meta data...meta meta data...meta meta meta data... :-) Regards, Kannan

The achilles heel of the idea is Flash both in our predefined opinion of Flash and it's capabilities. It is a nice idea but have we seen any of these app-marketplaces really work? regards, Paul Watson Bluegrass South Africa Miszou wrote: I have read the entire internet. on how boring his day was. Crikey! ain't life grand?

Roger Wright wrote: If I can't D/L it and watch it at my convenience, it isn't important enough to bother trying. I was very desperate to view those presentations, 'cause I wouldn't be able to attend those presentations realtime when they happen nor I could afford a DVD for $500 with all those stuff, so I thought if i could atleast get them and view them offline. They've called for a TechEd here in India, except that it spans for three months with one day for each month and with a price tag of 5k. The problem is the content is very ordinary. Anyways if you figured a way to get those files, let me know :-) regards, Kannan

Seems useful, thanks :-D Paul ;) Garfield.Bark(); **---Configuration: garfield - Win32 Deworm---** C:\garfield.cpp(9) : error C2039: 'Bark' : is not a member of 'CCat'

Vikram Punathambekar wrote: Could you please help me out about Saturday's interview? (see my thread titled "Is E-Funds good?" ). No problems, we can take it offline,I've sent a mail. Regards, Kannan

We have at least two kinds of flash ads : - (I) those that are colorful, but are not disturbing - (II) those that open themselves wide, distrub, last 10 seconds, then fade away I happen to surf at home using a full-blocker (condomite), but I don't use it at work. And I really feel that some recent MS and IBM ads are not tolerable at all. Further to the point, there is no way to opt-out these ads. As such, they are just spam.

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Rubbish! I spent five minutes scrolling through all of the things remotely looking like quoted in the Windows Character Map application to get those! :-O David Wulff "It is a helpless feeling to be unable to make something so terribly wrong... right."

If they really make that work in a consistent way it would be a good thing, although I seriously doubt that that these emulations will work without recompilation :~ . Lets wait and see. :zzz:

I'm sorry :-O Its not "native" , I meant managed code here. thanks Kannan

Thanks Chris, will check it out. - Kannan

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