Duelling Banjos. Just the first bar brings to mind all the horrors the movie brought us and all the [albeit incorrect and damaging] cultural images of Appalachia.

Toggling comments. Ctrl+K, Ctrl+C to comment in VS Ctrl+K, Ctrl+U to uncomment in VS Ctrl+/ to toggle on or off in everything else.

Try Esc ZZ. I haven't tried it, but I assume it will work. ;P

As Churchill would say, "Thump them once. Then come back and thump them again. Then thump them a third time - a tremendous whack."

I have to agree with you, Mladen Janković. I have the same app published for Android, iOS, WP8, and W10 (UWP) in the respective stores. I don't understand the concern with the Windows Store; the process was pretty straight-forward and not the horror story everyone warns of. We used off-site testers for all platforms and there were zero issues with getting the beta release loaded on their Windows devices. Publishing the Windows versions of the app was also a simple process. By FAR, the most cumbersome and time-consuming to test and publish was the iOS platform, although Apple's recent efforts to shorten the app review time has really helped. My first iOS app took a week and a half to get through review. This latest one took about two days (minus the shipping time to send them the custom BLE peripheral it works with).

It looks like you accidentally disabled the "Hide extensions of know types" feature. Would you like help with that? -Clippy

Ha ha, I did too. I was with you all the way. I was all, "Yeah, you tell 'im, Bassam!" Until you said that and I rechecked my answers. :sigh:

Hah! :laugh:

I'm sick of that. Let's be from Vermont. And let's have an emerging maple syrup conglomerate.

I've been working from home for one year and I couldn't agree more. Reporting for work in the morning at the home office just like you did/do at the work office (presumably showered, shaved, dressed, and ready to solve whatever problems you have queued up) helps keep you in a routine. Having set break times and knock-off time helps as well, as does having a clear goal of what you want to accomplish. So basically, everything you said. This is my first post and I'm just paraphrasing someone else's post. :doh: