a regexp like [\x00-\x09\x0B-\x0C\x0E-\x1F\x22\x3B\x3C\x3E\x7C] which is equivalent with if ( (ASCii <=9) || (ASCii == 11) || (ASCii == 12) || ( (ASCii >=14) && (ASCii <=31) ) || (ASCii == 34) || (ASCii == 59) || (ASCii == 60) || (ASCii == 62) || (ASCii == 124) )... hope i didn`t omit any of the ascii numbers or miscalculated their value :sigh:

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take a look @ GetLastInputInfo on MSDN set the bounds according to SystemInformation.VirtualScreen properties and you got the basic idea how to accomplish. And we really encourage "?" signs here so we know what to answer to :wtf:

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you're half wolf or something? ;P

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pictureBox.Image.RotateFlip([option]) or in the old fashion way with GetPixel() SetPixel(), reordering the pixel array ... anyway i'm sure google would've give you the right answer in a few seconds ... but owh well

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there aren't like 300k+ results on this matter ... however

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var theObj = document.getElementById("myDiv"); theObj.style.[color/backgroundColor/etc] = "whatever value you want to assign"; Code? Yeah i love it fried together with a glass of wine. modified on Tuesday, November 18, 2008 5:58 AM

1. for emails you could check the mx records for a given email ... tell your developer to look @ checkdnsrr php function 2) zip codes ... google for maxmind zip codes database (or owh ok ... http://http://www.maxmind.com/[^]... there might be other solutions also you just have to look. 3) phone numbers ... enhance your regex ... depending on the area on which your business is planed there should be some "standardization" regarding the number(for example a list of valid area codes etc.) 4) you might need to rethink your aproach ... but finally that's the developer's business. 5) names ... owh well in this sick world sum1 could call his son r2d2 if he's a fan of Starwars, or tok'ra/go'auld if he's a fan of Stargate or whatever else ... imho there isn't too much you can do without over complicating yourself and the server with all kind of regexes.

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I already responded (though i was a lil off the subject that time :omg: ) to your question when u first started your 1st thread ... your "problem" is because you have one table that holds the entire body together with the header ... The quickest fix would be adding colspan="2" to this and a rowspan="5" to this: [your content is here ... content, content, content, content, content, content, content, content, content, content, content, content, content, content] Code? Yeah i love it fried together with a glass of wine.

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var winHndl = window.open("","TestWindow");
winHndl.document.location = "test.asp";

window.open("full_path_url","name of the window");

i was asking why u dun use the "direct" way without having 2 declarations for one thing ... but whatever

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wonder why u dun just use window.open("full_path_url","name of the window");

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Did you install any updates lately? To windows 2003 or any software around? I remember about sum of these issues with Symantec software.

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If he would've read the article that sum guy posted when he last asked this question he would've find out how to use Mid in vb6 to accomplish what he wants. This "write my code cause i dun wanna read anything" is starting to be more than boring.

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make sure they dun have a monitor :sigh:

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regexp \b[a-z]+\b\t\t([0-9]+) with option multiline and ignorecase

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i dun know german and i won't start learning now ...

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take the following as an example var cur_elem = -1; function resetElements(prt,cls,omit) { for(i=0;i<=prt.childNodes.length -1; i++){ if(i != omit) { prt.childNodes[i].className = cls; } } } function dosomething(e) { var code; if (!e) var e = window.event; if (e.keyCode) code = e.keyCode; else if (e.which) code = e.which; target_elem = (!document.all) ? document.getElementById("testId") : document.all["testId"]; if(code == 38) { if(cur_elem >= 1) cur_elem -=1; target_elem.childNodes[cur_elem].className = "over"; resetElements(target_elem,"normal", cur_elem); target_elem.className = "activeList"; document.getElementById("notice").innerHTML = "Up:" + cur_elem + " .::. Element content:" + target_elem.childNodes[cur_elem].innerHTML + " .::. Total elements:" + target_elem.childNodes.length; } else if(code==40) { if(cur_elem <= target_elem.childNodes.length-2) cur_elem +=1; target_elem.childNodes[cur_elem].className = "over"; resetElements(target_elem,"normal", cur_elem); target_elem.className = "activeList"; document.getElementById("notice").innerHTML = "Down:" + cur_elem + " .::. Element content:" + target_elem.childNodes[cur_elem].innerHTML + " .::. Total elements:" + target_elem.childNodes.length; } } with defined styles like .normal { background-color:#ffffff; display:block; } .over { background-color:#990000; display:block; } .activeList {display:block} ul.def {display:none;} and with the following html:

*   some value

• some value 2
• some value 3
• some value 4
• some value 5
• some value 6

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be aware of the fact that the* elements MUST have no space between because of sum reason i dun understand(spaces are treated are child elements of the UL element in FF and opera.) This is a basic example ... further enhancements are up to you. Code? Yeah i love it fried together with a glass of wine.

style[\s]*=[\s]*"([a-z0-9\s;:]+(?!=[>"])) i presume you can write c# code

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Rather than using the regex aproach i would suggest Date.TryParse(in "string containing date", out date_object) ... as date varies on localization it might be a lil overhead building a regex to handle all kinds of formatting and might require, depending on case, a lot more processing time.

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IsMatch returns a boolean whether it found or not your regex expression in the input string. The correct way to use regex would be with this basic regex Regex reg = New Regex("""(.+?)""", RegexOptions.IgnoreCase | RegexOptions.Multiline); MatchCollection mtc = reg.Matches("input string"); this will return a MatchCollection which u can loop through to get every match of the pattern in the input string. Use the GetEnumerator method of the above MatchCollection to loop through the matches.

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call "shutdown -a" after fetching the reason either using the System.Process namespace either using Microsoft.VisualBasic.Interaction.Shell to cancel the windows shutdown. Also if the user hits shutdown choosing to abort file download, run with one of the options specified above the following shell command: "shutdown -s" for shutdown or "shutdown -r" for restart or "shutdown -t [time_in_seconds] -[r or s] for a "timed" restart or shutdown.

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rather use /abcd:Identifier/abcd:Identifier to get only the child nodes labeled "Identifier" of the root "Identifier" node. Use the full power of XPath if you went that way ... w3 has a great tutorial on how to use them "productive" ... http://www.w3schools.com/XPath/xpath_syntax.asp[^]

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