Several. The guy who polled a device into a text file, ran reports on a database, then imported the text file into the database, wondering why nothing came out in the report.:rolleyes: The guy who could not dial-up our server. Went over and watched as he dialed his telephone, waited for the ring, hung up, and walked down the hall to the PC and waited.:omg: The lady who stuck a wrapped 3 1/2 inch floppy in the drive.:eek: The lady with the "tilted" monitor who needed help?:confused:

Simon Brown wrote: We are being quoted about 25 Euros per hour for a good guy in Romania, 35 Euros for Bulgaria You can get UK guys for the same - honestly I've seen contract jobs being offered at less than £20/hr == €35 and going. Also flights from the UK to Switzerland are relatively cheap. Also with the IR35 scenario in thr UK - working from home is no problem in fact it is preferable to most (eg they'll do the job cheaper). Also I would have thought that Germany would also be a good source with the relatively high unemployment. I am hoping my contact is fairly stable as it seems like it is a battlefield out there. Technically speaking the dictionary would define Visual Basic users as programmers. But here again, a very generalized, liberal definition is being employed and it's wrong - just plain wrong - Tom Archer 5/12/02

Currently $1 = 1,400,000 Turkish Liras (TL). Can you imagine that? :confused: Kind regards Mustafa Demirhan http://www.macroangel.com Sonork ID 100.9935:zoltrix

I Used some component from Compnent1. The Formula One Grid for example, the productos are well, but I don't know about The Support, never nedded the Support. I don't believe in Technncal Support. I had several bad experiences, expecting that the support help me solving any problem... Regards... Carlos Antollini. Sonork ID 100.10529 cantollini

Thanks, I'll look at this. Old Simon HB9DRV

Hi, I will very probably buy the dual Athlon 1200 this week. What about video cards - would you have any suggestion? Old Simon HB9DRV

Anders, Thanks for the advice. My customers don't have any problem with Windows 2000 fortunately. Old Simon HB9DRV

As far as I know, it let's you select between yourself and the old owner... (At least if you are admin) - Anders Money talks, but all mine ever says is "Goodbye!"

Thanks Christian, I'll try this place - if I live I'll let you know. :-O Old Simon HB9DRV

Well, I work as a sysadmin, and a developer. I mean, I work in a small compagny, where I'm Manager of R&D. I also do my share of programming, because I'm the only C++ developer (all the other are web-guys), and I'm also responsible for the network and servers.. I'm administrating MS Backoffice Servers, and have done so for several years... - Anders Money talks, but all mine ever says is "Goodbye!"

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"I envy people who can learn Morse code" A vwery tenuous link but there was a short piece in the FT (Weekend section last weekend) about a jeweler making rings using morse (stud and "long" [whatever they are called] diamonds) to give the message. Al. ATL Student :rolleyes:

Did you tried HARDiNFO 2000 ?, from www.usro.net/products/hardinfo It can help you in administration of large computer networks. - Mario

Sadly, the two components I don't have source for are from companies that don't seem to care. As it is, both work fine, but there are small bugs I want fixing. I support my customers 7 x 24, shame the same cannot be said of software vendors. My PC / computer supplier here in Switzerland is, however, fantastic. Old Simon