Does your native DLL have any dependencies that may be missing (i.e. must also be in the same folder or registered elsewhere on the machine)? -Phil

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Marc Clifton wrote: I don't suppose there's a 12 step program for online traders What 12-steps program?! :doh: Norman Fung

Honestly, I have not had the best success trading individual stocks on Nasdaq using charts. As you know the market is definitely manipulated. With many stocks it only takes one or maybe two market makers to completely control a trend. So with many stocks, no matter how good your charts look, you still never know when a market maker may decide to jump in a clobber your trend, and they can turn in minutes, even seconds. Now the QQQQ is not nearly so easily manipulated. The setup I showed you in May-June 05, by the time the MACD hit the zero line, you already had a LOT of inertia that had pushed it up to that point. So you have 3 possible scenarios - the trend will continue for a while, the trend will fizzle, or the trend will reverse and tank. Either of the first two are both reasonable liklihoods. But the likelihood of the price rapidly tanking at the crossover is possible of course, but the probability is really not very high. A fizzle is OK - most likely the price will move sideways for at least a little while. There is no shame in taking most if not all of your money off the table, and if the trend fizzles, the QQQQ usually, not always, but usually gives you more than enough time to get out safely. Or as in this case, the inertia keeps moving - you make money. Now, suppose the QQQQ was going up (it wasn't but ...) before Katrina hit and you were happily riding the upwards trend. I genuinely believe that the market response, or more accurately, the illogical upwards response, was the result of a concerted effort by all the big market makers to avert a sudden tank of an already modest down trend. So in this case, the market makers stepping in to try to create a "soft landing" actually would save the little guy - they propped up the price by buying up shares at least long enough for someone like me to not only get out, but maybe get out with a profit even. I think that trading the trends on the QQQQ tends to align you a lot more favorably with the actions taken by the market makers, as opposed to a lot of other Nasdaq stocks where the market makers sometimes step in and really run up a price, but also frequently step in and step all over the little guys.

Nah. Just skip to the TUI: Telepathic User Interface, also known by its guiding principle: "Do What I Meant, Not What I Said" Software Zen: delete this;

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I ended up getting the Samsung Syncmaster 213T for $500 off eBay. It's coming next Monday. He claims its in near perfect condition with no dead pixels or scratches. Let's hope so.

here what GMAIL state for me :- "You are currently using 48 MB (2%) of your 2283 MB." "Opinions are neither right nor wrong. I cannot change your opinion. I can, however, change what influences your opinion." - David Crow cheers, Alok Gupta

I have never, ever, used 2 as the first character in my password. :) I have 1 password for secure stuff, and 1 password for web sites. Both are combinations of letters, numbers and for my system password symbols. (I don't do symbols for web sites because in the past I've found some sites urlencode your passwords before encoding them into a database, etc, but don't bother urlencoding them when they make the later comparisons.) I can type my passwords blindfolded 8 out of 10 times, but ask me to spell them out and I'll need to write them down first. Ðavid Wulff The Royal Woofle Museum Audioscrobbler :: flickr Die Freiheit spielt auf allen Geigen

That depends on the page contents,images,VIEWSTATE values.

This moving company's truck is eye-catching when I see it driving down the road. Perhaps he could go with something like: 3 guys and a computer 3 guys and a mouse 3 guys and a compiler ... "Ideas are a dime a dozen. People who put them into action are priceless." - Unknown

Yes you can really close to what you have already. You are joining from the sub out. and that should be ok. Its called a correlated sub query.. The problem is I dont see your point in this particular example. It could be that I am just missing it. But really you could just rewrite your example SELECT tb1.namedfields, AS tb2_ID, tb2.Author AS tb2_Author, tb2.Address AS tb3_Address FROM tb1 LEFT JOIN tb2.author ON FROM tb2.id = tb1.id left join tb3 on tb2.Address = tb3.ID http://www.jasncab.com/huberblog :: Jason Huber

Oddly enough, I just got an email from Microsoft telling me that my order has shipped, though I ordered it as soon as it was possible to do so. It was a bit of a form letter, though, so it may just have been a general message they send to everyone who's ordered it. I'm not holding my breath, but I expect it will arrive in a week or two now. Boredom, Bull$^%&, Baggage, Bar - all start with 'B' Coincidence?

I'll try it.

Thanks for the help. The example does help to some degree, but in one iteration of my attempts I achieved essentially the same thing. To clarify, I would prefer to have each Album appear only once. With the current queries, each album shows up at least once, but will appear as many times as it is referenced in the linkArticleAlbum table. Can I eliminate the duplicates while ensuring that I can test for l.Article = [article ID]???

I would see no real issues except that you will need to install .NET Framwork on the all of the machines that need this functionality. Best of Luck Forever Developing

Personally, I'm very strict about my CSS classes, and I never use inline styling unless forced to. I've started up a large web application, and now I'm off for two months to take care of my kids. I worry a lot about what happens to the new pages, as the ones that are taking over aren't disciplined. The worst part is that we know for sure, that the layout will change sometime after the launch of the first version, and I'm quite certain, that my colleques, and my boss :-), has made a lot of inline styling, and even styling by attributes :-( "After all it's just text at the end of the day. - Colin Davies "For example, when a VB programmer comes to my house, they may say 'does your pool need cleaning, sir ?' " - Christian Graus

That's a great question. Answer: new client REQUIRES it to run within their current server architecture. So sad... I know.