Roger Wright wrote: The rednecks here see everything in absolutes, so all matters are either True or False - no shades of grey. For some reason, that seems to make all languages accept boolean types. I suspect that Microsoft, in its collective wisdom, ships a special version of the compiler to this state. That would certainly explain why it only compiles here Ah Ok, I think we have discovered the mystery then Roger, most of these sort of problems have simple solutions etc, And I think we have found it. Roger Wright wrote: Colin Davies wrote: Oh yeah please post this kinda techo question in the appropriate forums for the best responses. Being a lame joke, rather than an actual program, this seemed the better place to post it... Roger my "appropriate forums" comment was my attempt at a lame joke. :-) Regardz Colin J Davies Sonork ID 100.9197:Colin I live in Bob's HungOut now A good example of "Fully Managed" coding

It looks like he could do with ten minutes alone with Bruce and Dolly to let out all that pent up agression... ________________ David Wulff http://www.davidwulff.co.uk "My grandfather once told me that there are two kinds of people: those who work and those who take the credit. He told me to try to be in the first group, there was less competition there" - Gandhi

Baden Powell is definitely one of the more popular Britishers in India. Our scout song even went, "Baden Powell tere chayle hum.." (Baden Powell we are your followers..") There are versions of that song in 14-15 languages. My scoutmaster was my role model and the coolest guy around in the eyes of all the kids. I think Scouts/Guides (and for Nish - NCC ;-) ) are excellent organizations. They instil a sense of teamwork, adventure, and caring in kids. These are great values irrespective of country, color, wealth, or religion. On a side note: The most famous jungle Britisher is probly Jim Corbett. They named one of the biggest wildlife sanctuaries after him. However, I suspect a lot of folks loved the jungle for the game rather than trekking :mad:

Nish [BusterBoy] wrote: Did you use it for programming? I did and while I was learning how to write TSRs, I used to crash the damn thing at every assemble, till I got it right. Nish, I did use it for programming mostly. Many many a time I lost clusters on my HD, sectors suddenly disappeared, etc, learning file I/O in C. Ahhh... the days. -Jason nirgle.bitdevil.com SonorkID: 100.12194

That was the only new thread that was started yesterday. All other posts were replies to threads from previous days. The filter works on the thread-starting-posts Nish Sonork ID 100.9786 voidmain www.busterboy.org If you don't find me on CP, I'll be at Bob's HungOut

But, I'm In Argentina, I watch CNN all day, including CNN en Español (CNN in Spanish), that is the more important news network in Latin America. :-D Regards :bob: Is Friday!!! :beer: and Party!!! :laugh: Carlos Antollini. Sonork ID 100.10529 cantollini

Well, you don't have to take MS's word as law. :) On the other hand, while I vehemently disagree with MS's usability results in some areas, their goal of making window management simpler is one I agree with. Think about the old Program Manager (an MDI app), and imagine trying to explain to a newbie why some of the windows move around with the PM window, and why you can't move "Startup" anywhere you want on the screen. X| --Mike-- My really out-of-date homepage He who laughs last, didn't get the punchline and is just laughing so he won't look silly. Sonork - 100.10414 AcidHelm Big fan of Alyson Hannigan.

LOL, I have to admit at one time I was this dumb, but with a serial cable. The funny part, the system admin, her boss, and the resident EE person thought it might work too. BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA Tim Smith Descartes Systems Sciences, Inc.

Question, Ed... Who sent you out for Snipes? He/she is not your friend :( I haven't done that to anyone since I was a Boy Scout!!! But I'm glad to know it still works:)

Thanks! As I mentioned, I don't have an immediate use for it, but one of the projects I've got in the back of my head may need the capability. It's more of a vector problem than a complex number application, but as long as we're limited to two dimensions (and the project is, fundamentally, two-dimensional) a solution using complex numbers will do nicely..

I probably won't keep it either. Maybe you will get a raise (I'm not holding my breath for you though). -:suss:Matt Newman:suss: -:suss:Matt Newman:suss: -Sonork ID: 100.11179:BestSnowman

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