Hello Chris, I was originally thinking of something similar to how gmail uses the vi-ish navigation keys. BUT, that was before I was enlightened about the Ctrl-Arrow navigation already in place on the forums. Thanks and have a good day, Larry

Smithers-Jones wrote: Two of my four office walls are windows from ground to ceiling which is quite nice (there are only meadows and forest around the building), ... that sounds like a very very cool office. I'm in the middle of the building so there is no natural light. We do have "open spaces" with lots of windows.

Yeah, it's been -5 to 5F above around here lately, with a good stiff wind too. Just today we finally saw 22F for the first time in a month. You know how your eyes water when they're blasted with -20F windchill? Makes it kind of hard to run, let alone walk! :laugh: Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP - Visual Basic

Rob Graham wrote: One man's "intuitive" is another mans's "WTF" He probably is complaining why computers didn't have voice activation like star-trek did, when star-trek was born of the same age. He's probably still picking up the mouse and saying, "Computer, Computer" with a Scottish accent into the mouse's base.... _________________________ Asu no koto o ieba, tenjo de nezumi ga warau. Talk about things of tomorrow and the mice in the ceiling laugh. (Japanese Proverb)

I haven't looked recently, but the full source code used to be posted in the programming forums. It was the original implementation, without the recent improvements, but it would be an excellent starting point for you. Another would be David Wulff's forum project, which I believe is also available here. Search the forums... "...a photo album is like Life, but flat and stuck to pages." - Shog9

magiera wrote: (if it ain't broke don't fix it My policy these days is to avoid SPs unless I run into a scenario where it is required. I may make an exception when VS 2005 SP1 comes out though, just because VS 2005 is so ropey. Kevin

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