Hi guys! I'm planning on attending both events this year, and I wanted to know if any of you could tell me a reference price for each event. I'm planning a trip all the way from Argentina mainly for these two conferences, but I don't know if the numbers will add up. I know that the prices haven't yet been published, according to the WinHEC newsletter the tickets for it will be sold starting July, but if anyone went to last years, could you tell me how much it was? Thanks in advance, Matias Szulman

http://www.virtualnes.com/[^] This is an online NES emulator written in Java. You can play virtually any NES game, and you don't have to download anything. There go my productivity hours . . . ;P

After more than 4 years of finding this site and making it my home page, and not being as active as I would have liked, it's time to say good bye. Today is my last day of work in my current company. I resigned to take part on a study program for a year in Israel, and I will be, at least for this next year, away from programming and computers in general. I decided I wanted to do this because it's a chance to do something different of what I'll do for the rest of my life, and I couldn't let this opportunity go. I wanted to thank all codeproject members for helping me with articles, answers to my questions and sometimes meaningless discussions on the lounge that made my day easier to pass and my computer skills as good as they are. I wish I could have taken a bigger part, written more articles and posting more often, but since english is not my main language, sometimes it was difficult for me to say waht I wanted to say in a way it made sense. I hope I'll come back someday to this forum, as I think is one of the few sites still worth visiting everyday. Matias Szulman

I do it all the time, but it has it shares of issues. If you embed javascript in your html/aspx file, then you have to attach the ie process and select script to debug it, and you must set all breakpoints manually - that is by clicking debug -> new breakpoint, and setting the file and line number manually. If the script is ina .js file referenced by the page, then you can set up a breakpoint the same way you do it in code - F9 or clicking on the left side of the code. When debugging, the same things that you use for code work for js - QuickWatch, pointing a variable and seeing it's value, step-forward, etc.

Thank you very much for your kind words. Stuff like this is what drives me to keep writing articles, in spite of people that vote 1 without saying why. I know I'm not perfect, actually, far from it, and with this being my first article, I hoped for a lot of comments on how should I improve it, but when I got that vote, it really turned me down. Again, thank you and the others for your words, and know that I will continue writing. CP has helped me a lot, and, if I can help a little, then I'll be glad to do it. And yes, i'm from Argentina, a spanish-speaking country, but I always liked english more than spanish. Matias Szulman

Posted. It's at http://www.codeproject.com/useritems/FishEyeMenu.asp[^]

Well, after reading this message I tried to build something like it, and I got something working. It hasn't got quality enough to be an article, at least for now, so if you want I can send it to you by mail so you can see it. It's on .NET 2.0 and C# Matias Szulman

I thought since there are people from all over the world in codeproject, someone would be able to help me. I'm going on vacation with my family in a week from now, and we'll be visiting Poland (Warsaw and Krackow) and Germany (Munich and Berlin). What are the things I can't miss and must do/visit/buy/taste/etc ?? Thanks in advance, Matias Szulman

Actually, here in Argentina is the beginning of the summer, so for all of us down here, happy Summer Solstice! :-D

4, plus several virtual machines 1) mine, shared by my mother and father (yes, I'm still living with them), dual-booting XP and Vista Beta 2) my sister's 3) a file server/iis/virtual machines host 4) a notebook, that is currently serving as a paperweight if you count the virtual machines, I have 3 Windows Server 2003, two XPs, two Vistas and the Visual Studio Orcas (that I'm still trying to get it to work)

Today I sat for and passed the 070-315 exam, Developing and Implementing Web Applications with Microsoft Visual C# .NET and Microsoft Visual Studio .NET. I'm on my way to become an MCSD, and then sit for the 2005 upgrades and become a MCPD!!!

Flashget[^] is great, with filters, wildcards, etc, and it is free

Twelve years from tomorrow, July 18 1994, a terrorist attack hit AMIA, the argentine association of jewish entities. Twelve years later, there have been no trials, no one was convicted, and the investigation is still under way. I say let's make it 2 more minutes of silence. Link[^] translated by google[^]

Jerusalem, but the name and correct spelling of the country is Israel

http://www.nypost.com/entertainment/back\_to\_the\_futurama\_entertainment\_don\_kaplan.htm :-D

Hi! I'm working in an application in VS2005. I have a Website that has a page where the user has to fill in some dates. In 2003 I used to have a function in javascript that would popup a calendar, the user would select the date there and then that date would be entered in a read-only textbox, so I was sure that the format was correct. Now this works ok in 2005, but when I try to read the text from that textbox in codebehind, I always get what was on the textbox when the page was rendered. I tried setting the readonly attribute to false, and it works then, so it's most likely a bug. Does anybody know a workaround?? Thanks in advance, Matias

Edbert P. wrote: And we HAVEN'T been told why *his* hand got singed/burnt/BBQed or by whom. Yes we have. He says he got it like that when he destroyed the second "artifact".

I found out that the C# compiler only allows 2048 characters while writing a very long inline sql statement (later I found out that I could span it in several lines), but I try not to break any lines. I rather scroll than see the if condition all messed up

If he already put sugar in the old cup, he just has to taste the new one

I was filling a form in the Microsoft Beta Site (beta.microsoft.com), and I came across with this http://www.flickr.com/photos/63633863@N00/25921111/[^] Look at the first three options in the combo box. Is there a Pentium V I never heard of?