thank you. I am interested only on platform written ASP .NET. my aim it to have "basis" to develop and distribute e-learning solutions "Absolution requires sacrifice" -- Dan Brown 'The Da Vinci code'

You could utilize DotNetNuke to do something like that. I've seen people talking about various modules to support what you're looking for. In my opinion, an option like that would be best because it'd be the most flexible. Michael Flanakin Web Log

thanks! I didn't check my e-mail for that long ;) "Absolution requires sacrifice" -- Dan Brown 'The Da Vinci code'

Nah, the would have gotten the idom right. Probably spelled it wrong though... Actually, the few surviving small town newspapers (not to be confused with those advertising only rags that litter diveways everywhere) are some of the best around. Most focus only on local news, and are often the only way to find out what the local government is up to. Often volunteer writers (who actually can write). Some students manage to learn the language in spite of the lousy system. (And there are the private and church schools, both of which do a credible job). It's still possible to get a good education here, just not in the public system. Absolute faith corrupts as absolutely as absolute power Eric Hoffer The opposite of the religious fanatic is not the fanatical atheist but the gentle cynic who cares not whether there is a god or not. Eric Hoffer

Oh man, I couldn't have got my interpretation of it more wrong! :-O Ðavid Wulff Audioscrobbler :: flickr Die Freiheit spielt auf allen Geigen (QT)

Blake Miller wrote: I will have to admit, I have not enjoyed a science fiction series as much as I liked FarScape since Babylon 5 ended. I agree. I very much enjoyed watching both of those series. And FarScape just had this nutty-ness that no other science fiction series had. Well... besides Red Dwarf I guess. I think I might rank the new Battlestar Galactica series up there too.

Roger Wright wrote: Erm, what's a "suit?" An "executive" who went to the right school and made the right friends thereby qualifying him to be our boss despite the fact that he can't find the command prompt without hurting himself. Cheers, Tom Archer - Archer Consulting Group Programmer Trainer and Mentor and Project Management Consultant

:) The tigress is here :-D

An Irish man is in his local, talking to an American tourist. The American is boasting about how America do everything 'bigger and better' - especially when it comes to eating and drinking!. So Paddy, a little incensed, says that he knows for a fact that an Irishman can out drink an American. The American responds by issuing a challenge - if Paddy can drink 10 pints of Guiness in three minutes, he'll pay for all drinks in the bar that night! 'Sure, no problem at all', says Paddy, 'But I got one condition...' 'What's that?' says the American. 'I need to leave the bar for 10 mins' 'Uh...ok..' the American says with a vocal shrug. So Paddy dashes off and about 9.5 minutes later returns to the bar, swaying a little. In the meantime, the bar man has lined up 10 pints of the lovely black brew which Paddy proceeds to down in about 2mins 45s. The American is amazed, and with resignation, puts his credit card behind the bar. The regulars are very happy, as you can imagine! The barman says takes Paddy aside, a little curious, as says 'Good on ya Paddy, great showing there, but can I ask...where did you nip off too? 'Well, to be honest Michael, I had to go to the pub down the road' 'Whatever for?' 'To see if I could do it'

My thoughts exactly. To those who didn't make it, we will remember you. To those who did :bob: is back. - Megan Forbes in Black Friday Another Post by NnamdiOnyeyiri

:cool: yes, this one WEll, search engine here, on code project could work better.. Somehow it doesn't understand very well JOTD NOT RE

:cool: Silence Means Death Stand On Your Feet Inner Fear Your Worst Enemy

:laugh: :omg: What the... well, if tit makes them learn, it can't be all bad... WiB wrote: MUSGUEIRA Portugal? WiB wrote: Sorry for English, I used on-line translation engine Doesn't look too bad "Der Geist des Kriegers ist erwacht / Ich hab die Macht" StS sighist | Agile Programming | doxygen

Ok. Just to be sure on the words we use, let's define some: When a toolbar is detached, we say it is "floating". When it is attached, we say it is "docked". The behaviour of a toolbar when floating is different of when docked. With the MFC, when a toolbar is floating, it is no more the direct descendant of the main window but the descendant of a new window, a docking frame. This new window is created when the toolbar is detached and is generally from the class CMiniFrameWnd. So, if you try to activate the parent, it might be not the good one. IMHO, it should be the window receiving the command sent by the toolbar button which should set the focus to itself, and not the toolbar setting the focus to the window. HTH, We do not inherit the Earth from our ancestors, we borrow it from our children - Antoine de Saint-Exupéry (1900-1944)

So what's your question? :)

Call the message store's GetProps() method to retrieve the PR_STORE_SUPPORT_MASK property. Then check the STORE_RTF_OK bit.

Hi Valeria, In ASP.NET (Web Development) you can use this codesnippet to detect ALT key bieng pressed: document.onkeydown = function () { alert (event.altKey + " " +event.keyCode); } Deepak Kumar Vasudevan http://deepak.portland.co.uk/