Rajesh R Subramanian wrote: You can't exit chrome either (have to kill it from TM). Chris said to me that it was a server that was misbehaving. If only our servers had the power to take down Google's Chrome. One can wish... But we are experiencing server issues in the wee hours (US time) that may account for a page failing. Still digging in deep on that one. cheers, Chris Maunder The Code Project Co-founder Microsoft C++ MVP

Interesting - trying it out now against one of my huge legacy MFC projects. BTW the UI looks *terrible* if like me you use large fonts. Still, it's only a beta. :)

We didn't want to be presumptuous. We figured the rest of the world was perfectly capable of figuring out their nationwide problems on their own. :) Christopher Duncan Author of The Career Programmer and Unite the Tribes www.PracticalUSA.com

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Added to the bug list. Thanks cheers, Chris Maunder CodeProject.com : C++ MVP

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Maybe so, but mathematical convention is for Y to increase going up, so as my main output in my Windows is graphical it's a PITA for GDI(+) to be upside-down! :) I think there should be a simple switch to turn it over, and another irritation, there should also be a simple way to grab the printer settings and set up a paginated display such as in Word.

I saw them supporting Presidents of the USA in Birmingham (UK) eariler this year and i agree - they are great! Richard Green

It was a good race but then many of them have been this year. Next year promises to be even better with the aero rules coming in. Have you noticed there are far less first lap crashes since they got rid of traction control? "It's so simple to be wise. Just think of something stupid to say and then don't say it." -Sam Levenson

Firebug - great tool. Helped me to escape from JavaScript hell on numerous occasions. :) Kevin

I've just (in hte last hour and a half or so) installed hMailServer on our domain controller - worked first time (woo-hoo) Top feature? Import of accounts from Active Directory...and now that I've worked out how to get Outlook 2007 to see our Active Directory as an LDAP source, we've got a built-in address book - sweet! Anyway - thanks for your recommendation of hMailServer!

because "Orange you glad I developed this software" sounds much better than "Red you glad I developed this software", "Green you glad I developed this software" or "Blue you glad I developed this software" :-D Steve

That is an excellent suggestion, just extend it to disable HTML by default. Have it so the user has to select the HTML option rather then disable it. You may be right I may be crazy -- Billy Joel -- Within you lies the power for good, use it!!!

Sure - that's why i have a suggestions thread. No guarantees i'll add them though. ;) Now taking suggestions for the next release of CPhog...

Reminding.. Reminding... Reminding.... Weekend is here!!! Done yet? Is it ready? Are we there yet? Oppps.. Just got into a groove ;) Rocky <>< VS.NET 200? beta 2 coming soon with Go-Live[^]

Amen! ;P :rolleyes: Paul ;) That demands capital punishment!! Death by a herd of marauding Bobs! - Ryan Binns

Nope. If you're not going to use the objects outside the scope of your application, there's no reason to register them. Scot Brennecke Software Developer VC++ MVP