peterchen wrote:
A girl once asked me why Iprogram at all. "everything exists already!"
Why do people spend millions inventing new computing technology? If you can go to the moon on 32k of RAM, then it should be good enough for everything, right?
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That sounds horrible! Sorry for the misinformation.
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digital man wrote:
All the money in the world cannot buy you class.
Which Steve Jobs seems to have in bucketloads.
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That should work well... thanks for the reply. I was also thinking about using ComboBoxes, and adding all the increments manually, then just in code, have it find and remove the : and AM or PM characters (after storing them ofcourse) then convert to an integer (CINT) and compare what's left (630 > 600 then HalfAnHour=True) Still have some thinking to do... but it's due tommorow and I'm still hanging. The reason I have hesitated with the NumericUpDown controls is that I need fields to autopopulate on the lostfocus event of the end time. (and that's a little hard with 3 controls per time)
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Lol :-D
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Check this out... Ballmer kinda sounds bipolar to me... http://www.theregister.co.uk/2005/09/05/chair_chucking/[^]
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I use CodeProject just as a resource at school really... If I'm puzzled about something, I'll search for it here first, and usually it turns up. I also love it for just general reading when I'm interested; the articles are all well written, and generally cover interesting material. It's a great site overall.
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What's "Kyle"?
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Chris Maunder wrote:
Kyleometer
Hmmm... do I want to ask? What's the Kyleometer?
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Yeah... welcome to Project GD: The Coder's Worst Nightmare
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HDD Capacity, or HDD storage space? I think I have a bin or two kicking around of old <1gb drives. ;p
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VuNic wrote:
anybody out there still in GBs
Definately me... My main desktop has a total of 190gb, and my notebook has a 100gb HDD. If you want to count the OLDIES... I guess I could add another 30gb that's not in use.;P
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That's what it's beggining to seem like... Oh well, time to dig out the hockey mask and chainsaw.
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Okay, I have a school assignment in which I have to use a DateTimePicker for both the date (calendar), and for selecting an events start time, and end time... What I need to know, is how to get the thing to let me select time without seconds (I know, custom format), and to hop by 30 minute increments.. Please help... I know it's easy, but time is pressing.
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Though "shut-the-f***-up" probably wouldn't be my first choice of words.
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Pete O`Hanlon wrote:
Beer and Pizza.
Pete O`Hanlon wrote:
and maths. Gotta know maths. That's all you need to know.
Cool... got it! ...
Pete O`Hanlon wrote:
your login should be name
Lol
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Christopher Duncan wrote:
You brought the pizza, didn't you?
Ofcourse... it's not a party without a good pizza and a 24.
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That's half the fun right there, but I agree... we need no stinking plans!;P
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Hey thanks, good to meet you Greeg. :-D
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What? VB.NET and Skills... I got mad skills at the GUI drag N drop... What exactly is wrong with easy? ;P
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