>> Sign a petition calling for the boycott of Israel until it returns to its legal 1967 borders. I'll do no such thing!

We had Vonage for 3+ years and had no problems at all. We had a few minor hiccups after it was first installed, but they got those issues resolved very quickly. After that, it was smooth sailing. When the missus got a "real" cell phone, we discontinued the service. We recently got a Magic Jack for the mother-in-law, mostly for incoming calls using a standard desk phone. Her tremors are so bad she can't even hold a cell phone, let alone dial a number. If someone hasn't already, I can call you from our MJ line this evening, Friday 22 August. PM me your number. I'm in the 615 area code. One other thing, if you decide on the MJ, do not buy a used one from Amazon or eBay. Once a MJ device is registered, it cannot be re-registered. Which means the number cannot be changed nor can you register the device in your name using your address. In that event, forget about ever using 911. Spend the extra few bucks and buy a new, unopened one. HTH

Absolutely not!

Verdana, Tahoma, or... Wingdings :-D

Huh... why bother?

That's the very reason I quit LinkedIn years ago!

Yup. I moved to Oak Ridge when TVA was conducting hot functional testing on Watts Bar Nuclear Plant unit #1. For the prior 2-years, I lived in Spring City, about 2-3 miles from the plant. Once unit #1 passed HFT, we knew we'd shortly be looking for work and I didn't want to get stuck in a one horse town like Spring City. That was back in the days we were developing DOS applications using FoxPro v2.x, Clipper S'87 and 5.x. Those were the days... :)

I remember purchasing Win95 from a Walmart store in Oak Ridge. I got home and realized I'd picked up the CD-ROM version and I didn't have a CD-ROM drive at the time. I returned it and picked it up on 3 1/2" disks, about 20 of them IIRC :omg:

>> Personally I think a well done steak is better for shoe leather. :thumbsup: Amen to that!

Path? No path!

Someone may have already pointed this out, I've not read all the replies yet, but the first thing I noticed is that the lines that dispose the dataset and dataadapter will never execute.

That gave me a chuckle I really needed. :thumbsup:

Moi aussi

That explains everything :)

Looking at the download page for Total Commander, I saw this... Still using Windows 3.1? Honestly, is anyone actually using 3.1?

You forgot one... Refactor

Too bad it doesn't come in 55-gallon drums :(

Thread.Sleep(3000); // wait a minute 3-seconds

>> VB syntax smells horribly Amen to that! Since my last job, maintaining a legacy VB6 app, and a very sloppy one at that, I've not even touched a line of VB code, .NET or otherwise, and I'm a happier camper for it. That was almost 3-years ago and I've never looked back.

I couldn't agree more, but I didn't write it.