You mean http://wdevs.com/Default.aspx?tabid=80[^]? I see your name on the development team. So.... you beat me to it, you're already building a better one! :laugh::laugh:

So build a better one. I can't wait to see it :)

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I get that too. I find that if you shake it up or stir it the water will taste 'ok' again. Maybe it's re-oxygenating it?

My advice is to get your feet wet. That is, just jump into it and start programming. If you run across something you don't know, there's Google & CP :)

You still can rename the extension in explorer. It's just when you press F2 to rename, everything to the left of ".LastIndexOf(".")" is highlighted, therefore excluding the extension.

Wouldn't "object runtime engine" BE the generic term?

Wow, I like read that exact same page off a Google search.:laugh:

Nice thing about Photoshops floating windows... press 'TAB', and poof! they are gone :-D

I don't know of any solutions out there but that sure sounds like a fun emulator prog

Good point :-O

Well that's so easy we all should've been born knowing that. %~dp0 <--- Who came up with that

Is that the farm from Babe?

Mmm, nothing like battery acid and pieces of old rubber tyre to bring out that flavor!

But if this was a guy who screwed a 14 year old girl he would NEVER get those charges dropped. http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,188698,00.html[^] -- modified at 12:45 Wednesday 22nd March, 2006

About time? According to the link this has been going on for 3 years now.

you have to use regular expressions for something like this. using System.Text.RegularExpressions; string linkPattern = "href\s*=\s*(?:""(?[^""]*)""|(?\S+))"; Regex linkRegex = new Regex(linkPattern, RegexOptions.IgnoreCase | RegexOptions.Compiled); Match linkMatch = linkRegex.Match(page); //where page == your web content while(linkMatch.Success) { //link is the url now. string link = linkMatch.Groups(1).Value.ToString(); .... //do what you need to do linkMatch = linkMatch.NextMatch(); } -- modified at 16:10 Monday 13th March, 2006

before redirecting them to the login page, create a session variable to the page you will want them rediected to upon login verification.

you're using frontpage why?

umm, there's a link on the top left that goes to ::gasp:: pictures of them!