Thank you! Found the setting!

I noticed recently that I had been signed out of CodeProject on my PC. So today I decided to go to the sign in page and make sure I click the "remember me" option. But alas, the option is nowhere to be found. Any reason this has been removed? Or am I looking at the wrong page? https://www.codeproject.com/script/Membership/LogOn.aspx?rp=%2f[^] PS: I did a search on this forum, the closest match took me to the middle of the discussion, when I pressed the Prev link to move to the previous 10 comments, it took me straight to the beginning and gave an error about the date out of range - weird. Forgive me if this is a repeat post.

greyseal96 wrote:

The only quibble that I have is a general quibble with Metro: why do all the icons and buttons, i.e. print, bookmark, etc. have to be flat, bland and colorless? Most phones and computers have good enough graphics cards to be able to handle things like that. Maybe it's just me, but that's one of the things that makes me feel depressed when looking at most Metro themes

Agree 100%. Some gradients and a splash more colour won't hurt - my phone can handle it - my desktop is probably crying out for it.

If you're using XP, I think Windows Media Encoder may be an option. I believe that it can be automated. Not supported under Windows 7 though... replace by Expression Encoder which doesn't seem to be free.

There is a built-in FileNameEditor which you can use as well. [EditorAttribute(typeof(System.Windows.Forms.Design.FileNameEditor), typeof(System.Drawing.Design.UITypeEditor))] public string FileName { get { return _FileName; } set { _FileName = value; } }

Also consider using a picturebox inside the panel. This has properties for scaling/zooming etc.

You should also possibly increase your timeout (or at least make it configurable) Or start another thread/method etc. to listen for the next message.

Your tag line is classic :) 101 little bugs in the code ♫

I know what you mean, whenever you need to try something "quick", something else critical breaks! PS: It's 8:40 AM where I am - I'm sure there's other people accross the world in the lounge, so please keep posting :)

I miss the left and right buttons on the tab window bar from VS2003. Hate the drop down window list on the tab bar in VS2005 & 2008! Also love/hate the automatic formatting for C#. It's great that it indents automatically, aligns code etc, but it also rearranges my variable declarations etc. Wish there was more flexibility. Otherwise, intelli-sense and easy of editing for C# is generally quite good. For C++ on the other hand... I heard that VS2010 was built with WPF, does this imply that the UI looks nicer? Hope they didn't forget about fixing some of the underlying issues. For now though, I think I will remain skeptical :)

We use DevExpress for our WinForms with no regrets. Their support is excellent. Haven't tried Infragistics though! mt

Don't forget the service pack for VS.Net 2003 - target is June 2006! We're waiting expectantly :) But you know MS... not the most reliable when it comes to deadlines. http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/support/servicing/sp1_vs03/default.aspx mt

It was the Tabbed Browser Extensions! I've disabled it, and it now works fine... It's rather disappointing, cos I liked the extension. Mahen

When reading an article and then clicking on the Messages at the bottom, the message is shown, and then Firefox immediately reloads the page. But this doesn't happen in IE. Any ideas... I've got version 1.5.0.3 Mahen