Hope its okay man....We had a 39c stinker in Melbourne today...See my post above Signing Off.... ByteGhost

Shog9 wrote: Heath's posted about this before as well. Have you tried following the work-around without disconnecting from the domain? I don't think all domains enforce that particular policy... Yes - after I got that rant out, and cruelly poked a few defenseless but otherwise inanimate objects, I modified the registry and began the installation process again. It still makes me sick to my stomach X| Now I'm going to go pout in the fort we've constructed out of cardboard boxes in the empty cubicle. "No MS aloud!!!!" Shog9 wrote: And yeah, it's dumb... but come on, you're a VS user - surely you're used to Microsoft's idiocy by now... Sure, but this wasn't VS - it was a core component of Windows. The way you're supposed to install and patch programs... -- Russell Morris Morbo: "WINDMILLS DO NOT WORK THAT WAY!"

Russell Morris wrote: Does anyone think WAP is still a viable development platform? WAP is a protocol not a platform so I am not sure what you are asking. Perhaps this[^] might help you get started. Russell Morris wrote: Does anybody have any WAP experience I do not. led mike

not found :( Some of us walk the memory lane, others plummet into a rabbit hole Tree in C# || Fold With Us! || sighist

'Hack' and 'Slash', I believe. Software Zen: delete this;

That's so annoying. That happens on every phone I've had unfortunately, and I have no idea why. My current Samsung phone has 21mb memory and can store only 200 messages regardless of where else I free space. It's the same with the phonebook, why do they have to give the phonebook a fixed size when the phone has so much memroy? -- Andrew.

Lookup up the source code for RasDial. Kuphryn

:laugh: David

This week's Embedded Systems Programming magazine has an article that attempts to explain the advantages of using C++ rather than C. It's quite humorous in some ways...:-D "Your village called - They're missing their idiot."

Russell Morris wrote: Just got this from a co-worker. Great stuff! http://www.astercity.net/~tobik/pingpong.html\[^\] -- Russell Morris Very original! Actually, much more fun that the Matrix Reloaded movie :) Acting as a substitute for God, he becomes a dispenser of justice. - Alexandre Dumas

Yes, I think something like this is order. Regardz Colin J Davies Sonork ID 100.9197:Colin You are the intrepid one, always willing to leap into the fray! A serious character flaw, I might add, but entertaining. Said by Roger Wright about me.

Abortion is legal, but sometimes hard to get hold of, at least that's what the lezbo feminists tell me. Christian Hey, at least Logo had, at it's inception, a mechanical turtle. VB has always lacked even that... - Shog9 04-09-2002 During last 10 years, with invention of VB and similar programming environments, every ill-educated moron became able to develop software. - Alex E. - 12-Sept-2002

Michael Dunn wrote: Look at your "messages since" setting I bet that's what it is... :-O (I'll check at work monday) Thanks -- Russell Morris "Have you gone mad Frink? Put down that science pole!"

Russell Morris wrote: Douglas Adams did, in The Hitchiker's Guide to the Galaxy. If you haven't read it, you really should - it's one of the funniest 5-part trilogies you'll ever read. Ah, one of the many "well, i've always been meaning to" tasks in my life. :) Simon "This is an equal opportunities airline. The pilot is blind." Sonork ID 100.10024

Let's hope they find their way onto the forums...:-D Why not throw away a dime? I throw away ten pennies all the time.

you can have www.cheeseweasle.com when i'm done with it. -c "Should you not have a ramekin of sea salt beside the stove, you don’t deserve oatmeal."    Dean Allen Smaller Animals Software

Jon Sagara wrote: There is no spoon. Merrily, merrily, merrily, merrily... Chistopher Duncan Author - The Career Programmer: Guerilla Tactics for an Imperfect World (Apress)

I've done all sorts over the years. :) I'm kind of in-between projects now, kinda trying to decide between a number of projects I've started. Looking at doing a new version of my irc client, a subtitling program for videos, a .net-based web game, a re-write of my ancient mapping software for a pbm game, and a few other odds and ends. By far, the largest thing I've done is my custom IRC client. It kinda turned into a platform for testing all sorts of technologies I wanted to mess with. I looked at developing a car mp3 player (and scouted all sorts of sbc's for it and such) and ended up buying a Neo35, because it was cheap and worked (www.ssiamerica.com) Have fun! Jim Wuerch www.miwasoft.com Quote from my readme files: "This is BETA software, and as such may completely destroy your computer, change the alignment of the planets and invert the structure of the universe."

Friggin' perfect! I'm somewhat disappointed, though, as now I'll have to spend $200 on this LCD screen so I can start playing with it! :) Thanks. -- Russell Morris Georgia Institute of Technology "Hello, I'm doctor stupid. I'm going to take out your liver bones!" - Ralph Wiggum

Hi I have been using a dual monitor configuration for a number of years, and could never go back to working with one monitor, as the benefits of having the extra desktop space are enormous and beats the other choice of buying a bigger and bigger screen. Before Microsoft offered dual monitor configurations I worked for a company that used dual monitor cards, but we always had trouble with the drivers, had incompatibilities with software, and had to put up with silly things like the start bar being spread across both screens or when maximizing a screen it maximizes over both screens, or something using full screen mode does the same thing – all things that disappeared by using 2 cards and letting windows take care of the rest. You need to use pci (or agp cards), that has a windows driver, and at least one card must be supported by Microsoft to be used as a second card (although does not require a special driver.), which is most, at least with a known chip. I use an ATI All in Wonder pro AGP as my primary card, with an old ATI mach 64 as the second (although have also used a S3/Virge). This configuration works no problem on win98. On win2k it is odd, because if the agp is configured as primary card in the bios, the mach 64 driver cannot start, so in the bios I reverse the settings, and that does the trick. The pc boots with the mach 64 being the primary display, but then in win2k you can select which functions as the primary display, and I choose the All in Wonder. In theory you can use as many cards / monitors as you have pci slots available, and configure them positioned to the left, right, top or bottom of each other, and each with a different size and resolution setting, but I imagine for practical reasons 3 would be a max. Once you have set up your system with 2 cards and seen the benefits: - when programming having visual studio in one screen, with msdn or other reference material in the other. - When debugging having your program running in one with watching debug output in the other, or spreading variable lists, stack lists etc over both screens, or changing the resolution of the second screen to see how your program looks at different resolutions… - when surfing the web, having 2 browsers fully visible and while one is loading, you can be reading the other. Etc. etc. etc. I’m sure you will not want to use a one monitor system again. Leo