My development computer has Windows Server on it, so that I can fully test things before moving to the production server. I do web development using IIS, and that requires Visual Studio be in Administrator mode when I open it. The computer is an extra computer that I asked for, and I installed Windows Server on it myself, using a copy that I downloaded from my MSDN account. I do not use it for email, although I do use it to browse development sites for code samples. At first, it wasn't even connected to the office domain. Actually, we don't have a separate admin for our production web server. My boss and I are the admins as well as the developers. It is one of the pleasures of working in a small office.

Try "Best wishes!" In Afrikaans we say "Sterkte!" which directly translates to "Strength!" HTH

The result of that part of the condition would be the same as static_cast(system[index].name) The string literal will be evaluated but the result of the comma operator is always the leftmost argument. (You probably know that, but I thought I should offer an explanation for less experienced readers) My guess is this was supposed to be a string comparison. Not that it makes the condition look any better... Oh, and btw., I know that '??!' is the trigraph for '|', but I'm not familiar with '?!?'. Typo? ;P GOTOs are a bit like wire coat hangers: they tend to breed in the darkness, such that where there once were few, eventually there are many, and the program's architecture collapses beneath them. (Fran Poretto)

I wasn't aware of this show - thanks for the tip. :thumbsup: /ravi My new year resolution: 2048 x 1536 Home | Articles | My .NET bits | Freeware ravib(at)ravib(dot)com

stgagnon wrote: What do I get for creating a "Visual Studio Online Account" ? It's not a bad idea to create an account. You'll get a Visual Studio online account (eg, https://jeremyfalcon.visualstudio.com) and online TFS hosting for projects. Not that I'd never use it for personal projects, but it's nice to know if I get tired of Google Code or whatever, I always have access to another offsite code repo for code. Edit: Keep in mind I'm only talking about the free parts. Jeremy Falcon

stgagnon wrote: Also, what is the average age of Loungers? I do not admit to being older than 6.5E8 µfortnights.:suss: First machine was an IBM 1130. Send lawyers, guns and money