I recently had Firefox 2.0 crash on me, and it's certainly not the first time it has crashed. Whenever I would relaunch Firefox, it would restore my session, and all the CodeProject Articles I had up would come back. However, this time they did not, or rather some of them did not. I had quite a few very interesting articles I wanted to come back to, but now some of them say Page Not Found. Here are a few examples... http://www.codeproject.com/script/Ann/ServeHTML.aspx?C=False&adid=6931[^] http://www.codeproject.com/script/Ann/ServeHTML.aspx?C=False&id=6238[^] http://www.codeproject.com/script/Ann/ServeLinks.aspx?C=False&ids=5229,6456,5234[^] If anyone can offer some suggestions as to why these Articles did not come back when restoring Firefox 2.0, or can offer an easy way to look through listings of the CodeProject Articles (though I'm sure there are thousands), I would greatly appreciate it. Thank you for your time, and I value anyone's response! Christopher

Went in with my Dad and bought my Mom a motorcycle for Mother's Day. 2004 Kawasaki Vulcan 500

I'm curious how my personal record of Windows XP uptime compares with other people; I just passed 238 days! http://chmarch.googlepages.com/xpuptime.JPG[^]

OS X takes care of all of that for you :-D

I use Doc-To-Help[^]. The 30-day trial is a full version trial and it is absolutely wonderful. Kinda expensive to buy though.

I couldn't agree more. I wear my jacket year-round in the office. Part of the reason though...my computer sits right under the thermostat, all the PSU heat goes right to the thermometer ;P

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Where's Independence Day?! Best movie ever! Christopher

I used to use a program called RadLight, but now I find BSPlayer is much nicer! http://www.bsplayer.org/ Christopher