Chris, have you had any luck? I have not heard from anyone about this yet. Cheers, Vesta

Thank's Chris, that was just what I wanted. >> vouchers for the final version of Visual Studio.NET I know VS.NET has not been released yet, but what will this entail? Will I be able to go to my local software warehouse and swap the voucher for a copy of the professional edition, or will it only be for a fixed amount, e.g. £100 discount or something? >> I'm still in negotiations on the signed pics of Kent :) And i'm still waiting! Cheers, Vesta

Hello. It's been a while since I spoke in here, and a lot has changed, but you all seem nice enough to help me, if a little weird! Can anyone remember the URL to the Code Project "Kent Hunt" winners announcement? I have looked high and low for the link but can't find it. I want to know where it was I came. Cheers, Vesta

Thanks for the info. I think i'll wait till Friday afternoone before re-installing everything - these things tend to mess up schedules. Cheers, Vesta

I recently upgraded my installation of Visual C++ 6 Enterprise (as part of Visual Studio 6 Enterprise) to SP4. Now, I have certain features missing, as if I am using nthe Professioanl Edition. For example, although Source safe is still installed, I can't access it from the IDE. Neithter can I create a custom appwizard (it is not there anymore)... Any ideas? Should I have done something when installing the Service Pack, or is there some hidden configuration options that I have acidentally turned off. Note, it still says enterprise edition on the splash screen. Cheers, Vesta

Not the maths ones. I havea no idea what any of you are going on about. x = what? Cheers, Vesta

I'm using CDONTS to send email (Win2k Pro). Everything works fine, except it ignored my line ends ("\r\n") and adds it when it wants to, which is after about twenty characters. This looses all the formamting of the messages. How can I specify the line length, WITHOUT using HTML? Is it possible? Cheers, Vesta

MS's license does not apply to your own programs, only to funtions performed by their programs. Does that mean by hosting the WebBrowser control, I would not need a license, as any gifs are being rendered via functions performed by Microsoft's program? Cheers, Vesta

According to http://www.microsoft.com/DEVONLY/Unisys.htm you will need a license, as to my knowledge the WebBrowser control is loaded dynamically from a DLL. ------------------------------------------ From the above mentioned site: ------------------------------------------ GIF AND OTHER UNISYS LZW LICENSES Various Microsoft products provide read/write capability and/or other LZW capability covered by Unisys-owned U.S. patents 4,558,302, B1 4,558,302 and foreign counterpart patents. Although Microsoft is licensed under these patents, Microsoft’s license does not extend to software developers or third parties who use Microsoft toolkit, language, development or operating system products to provide GIF read/write and/or any other LZW capability in their own products ( e.g., by way of DLLs and APIs). ---------------------------------------- I wrote to UNISYS a few weeks ago with a similar question, and was referered to the information above. I hope to god I have got this wrong, if not every app, whether commercial, shareware or even freeware, that uses MS's control will need a license. If so I find it hard to beleive that MS would be pushing us developers into using it to provide web content in our apps (especially with the new MFC7 classes). Vesta

I have followed the tutorial on this site for the ASP front to the indexsing service, but how can I get a small extract from the document, as the Code Project search pages have? Cheers, Vesta