Sound like the problem faced in Boundary Element Method. ...

:omg::omg::omg: That was :doh::doh::doh: ...

If you are to develop software for Windows Mobile 5, you might have no other option but to buy at least one of the VS2005 version. Developing in Heaven :o)
Programmers are so good at debugging that they just don't know how to say sorry in the real world. If you find anything I say here is wrong then show me the line and I will fix it. See?

John, I would like to express my respect to you and many kind people like you in this forum who stand up for newbies, and especially CPians from countries where English is not their day to day language. IMHO, Code Project is an International web site for developers where programming languages and English are used extensively to illuminate ideas. English is indeed very important here but let us not forget that the good intention of the author to contribute article in a programming language of his/her choice and in so doing enables us to have insight into another working mind has been, is, will and should always be, the essence of this site. Contributors coming from non-English countries, whist their peculiar English might sound strange to many CPian, they might someday contribute excellent article useful to us all. The fact that it takes extra efforts for the foreign writer to put the idea down in English, should be appreciated more by all readers of the article of the writer's sincerity to contribute. Those that ridiculing and mocking the contributor's bad English seems like having a good pastime (of vending some streams out of their discontent life), yet in so doing they are exposing the worst of themself in this prestine developers' site. To people like John and other gentle CPians, developer like me, coming from countries where English is not our mother tongue, find solace and truly encouraged to contribute. My sincere appreciation to all gentle CPians. Let us make Code Project a better place for us all. Developing in Heaven :o)
Programmers are so good at debugging that they just don't know how to say sorry in the real world. If you find anything I say here is wrong then show me the line and I will fix it. See?

I would like to know if there is any CPian using the service of Blue security. I signed up after reading an article in BBC. It appears to be working, spam mails disappearing but scam mails still coming in. Developing in Heaven :o)
Programmers are so good at debugging that they just don't know how to say sorry in the real world. If you find anything I say here is wrong then show me the line and I will fix it. See?

I presume you are to take part also in the 'beauty contest'?:cool: Developing in Heaven :o)
Programmers are so good at debugging that they just don't know how to say sorry in the real world. If you find anything I say here is wrong then show me the line and I will fix it. See?

Here is one but you should check out the site . Developing in Heaven :o)
Programmers are so good at debugging that they just don't know how to say sorry in the real world. If you think my statement above is wrong, show me the line I will fix it. See?

Could be all those old technologies from the earlier days of the shuttle that they still have to rely on ̶ the parallel of Microsoft's 'backward compatibility' (excess baggage?) in the previous version of Windows. Guess the term 'rocket science' still relevant :doh: Developing in Heaven :o)
Programmers are so good at debugging that they just don't know how to say sorry in the real world. If you think my statement above is wrong, show me the line I will fix it. See?

Don't worry Nitron, I will post more pictures for you :cool: Developing in Heaven :o)
Programmers are so good at debugging that they just don't know how to say sorry in the real world. If you think my statement above is wrong, show me the line I will fix it. See?

None. Unless the proprietary driver has more functions for your monitor, it saves your time just to let Windows XP detect it with Plug & Play. Developing in Heaven :o)
Programmers are so good at debugging that they just don't know how to say sorry in the real world. If you think my statement above is wrong, show me the line I will fix it. See?

:laugh:LOL. I am in UBUD, Bali and the air is so refreshing without air conditioning, I take a picture here Developing in Heaven :o)
Programmers are so good at debugging that they just don't know how to say sorry in the real world. If you think my statement above is wrong, show me the line I will fix it. See?

Maybe it is time to learn a little bit of meditation. Take a deep breath and exhale slowly say ... code project....code project :->. You will feel good. It works here :cool:... but I am in Sanur, Bali. It is windy now. We had shower this morning. [Now I know why we are here ... to take part in the bits and bytes struggle of mortal random-access memory realm. The tool I use to stay alive is C++]

I did not think the sig is part of the message. I just wanted to point out that sometimes the signature could be misread for a grave message like this one, but don't get me wrong, there is nothing personal here, I have my full respect for Tom (with a collection of his books to prove that :). Correct me if I am wrong or blame it on the fact that English is not my mother tongue but I think 'Cheers' sounds like a toast to celebrate something. [Now I know why we are here ... to take part in the bits and bytes struggle of mortal random-access memory realm. The tool I use to stay alive is C++]

Talk about people losing interest in IT profession :cool: [Now I know why we are here ... to take part in the bit and byte struggle of mortal random-access memory realm. The tool I use to stay alive is C++]

Tom Archer wrote: Cheers, Tom Archer - Archer Consulting Group ... and you Cheers :omg: [Now I know why we are here ... to take part in the bits and bytes struggle of this mortal random-access memory realm. The tool I use to stay alive is C++]

Ray Cassick wrote: If you withdrawal 1000 dollars form an ATM then walk down a busy city street with it loosely hanging out of your back pocket and get mugged, yes you are a victim, but…. Well, in some countries if a female dress in such a way as to reveal her neck, her legs or showing her cleavage with low cut dress, and she is raped, following your rationale, yes she is a victim, but she asks for it? Do you agree if the perpetrator is caught and then given a lenient sentence? What if she is some one close to you? You see, we need the law to live in this world with dignity. A law abiding citizen will live according to the law of the land, a crook will try to justify his act with any excuses he can think of. It is not a line drawing game, the line has been drawn; the law. It is about which side of the line that you are standing on. Cheers Yongki C.A. Adisasta Software<

Try experimenting with SHFullScreen and don't forget to move the windows. Cheers, Yongki C. Andyka Jong www.adisasta.com Don't know much < I, don't care much > I, while I am here ... just be happy :)

Yes indeed, this forum, I believe is also for Windows Mobile (the new name for Pocket PC/WinCE)be it version wce420 or previous version. While researching to start this product I was also spending quite a lot of my time trying to make the functions you mentioned above worked, IMHO it is not supported, after many tries, I gave up. Cheers, Yongki C. Andyka Jong www.adisasta.com Don't know much < I, don't care much > I, while I am here ... just be happy :)

Windows Mobile is a little bit different on connection. You might have been looking at the wrong place. Try APIs for Connection Manager. Cheers. Yongki C. Andyka Jong Adisasta Software Don't know much < I, don't care much > I, while I am here ... just be happy :)

IMHO, if you have to move to States simply to earn more money than you are not qualified enough. In the age of Internet, money flows around the world. Cheers. Don't know much < I, don't care much > I, while I am here ... just be happy :)