Sorry for the late response, but since there is still no answer, I decided to add it as google brought me directly to this question...

The short answer is No, there is not. Read on for another...

Basically you can think of it like this: DDR3 = DDR2 at higher performing speeds w/o overclocking and less heat (which is ultimate due to less Voltage). Voltage is what you use to overclock... so my...

This depends on your hardware. The short answer - yes, there is a difference. As long as you can keep a 1:1 ratio on the FSB you will be cool.

DDR3 can be faster depending on the speed it is...

If you don't have a 1:1 ration then a bottleneck will enter the picture. The idea is that the one running faster will have to wait for the one running slower, so what's the point of even having it...

The phenom is awesome. running a 9850 here - overclocked it to 3Ghz... on 4GB 1066 RAM...

Seriously... you won't need 16GB's of RAM for anything other than bragging to your buds. That's for home use of course. If you are running server stuff, then you can find other boards that will...

Fixed it on my own.... it's so funny how RRAS is so unknown and rarely talked about. Great tool for securing web servers without the need for purchasing a software or hardware firewall.

Hi all, I have enabled and configured RRAS on my Windows 2003 server (IIS) machine to perform basic firewalling. I have enabled it and all works from the outside world, however, I cannot connect to...

A redirect is logical and shouldn't take place on the 'network' layer of things. You can use a 301/302 redirect from within IIS to transfer your users to the new address.

You can make a change...

You can also try and use nullable types (assuming you are using .NET 2.0 and up) - instead of declaring your variables like:

int myFieldValue ....

you can simply do the following:

int? ...

Hey - if you are new and struggling with this concept (which we all had struggle in the beginning of our programming lives) then the best recommendation I have for you (to save you headaches and...

lol. hardly much easier. But, i agree that it's not rocket science... Keep in mind, easy is a relative term and to someone who hasn't coded in C++ in over ten years the code above may not be as...

are you programming on a VAX/VMS!? lol

your [programming] life would be a lot easier (at least for this task) if you did this in C#. Check it out - if you're familiar with C++ you should...

you can use nullable types i.e. - int? myVar = ... ;

you can also check to see if the value is = to System.DbNull...

Well i guess anythign is possible, but if you want to find out what is running - close all programs and stop most unneeded services on your machine - download process explorer from sysinternals. ...

I love vista. I recommend anyone upgrade who can - without being at risk for performance problems or compatibility issues with hardware. That said, there is really not much wrong with it - the mose...

YOu're going to need to use the Oracle Data Provider for .NET a.k.a. - ODP.NET .... I'm pretty sure it can connect to 11g

You can check out some resources (demos, tutorials, forums... etc...)...

You have an asp.net application. You will need to create a directory on your filesystem and point an IIS virtual directory there. From there, you can run the site from your local installation of...

You should also start by getting a beginning book on C# programming.

Welcome Vinay! if you are new to devlopment I would not recommend learning classic asp - it's old and outdated!!! If you are learning for a project that has jumped on your plate, then i'm sure...

Check out replication... this will accomplish what you need on the database side. Potentially clustering can help as well if this is a heavy load project in any geographic location... nothing to...

Why are you creating your textboxes in the button click event? This doesn't make sense.. you are adding textboxes after the user clicks a button, then, without user input you are trying to perform...

You should use ado on your classes, not your forms as a general design rule. Generally this would be called a data access layer.

But, if you're just doing a quick and dirty forms app then you...

It will resemble MFC, but from what I understand MFC is very clunky and complex to use. C# is a newer technology and has things built in that make development much quicker and easier.

Also, C#...

You have a lot to learn. Go pick up a few books out there and learn a new subject. Since you mentioned access and sql server you are referencing Microsoft technologies.. go check out a few books...

Do you have a need to connect/use foxpro? i.e. - does your company require that you connect to an old foxpro database or som'n? If not, then I would suggest using MSSQL server express, SQLite,...

check out codeproject.com or planetsourcecode.com ... also, which version of VB are you using? vb.net?

You can use a single form for this or multiple forms (pages). You can use a database or xml storage layer to store information about the users. Actually, you can even use a text file if you liked,...

isn't there 32-bit emulation in vista? WOW i believe... Doesn't AMD provide this option via it's processors as well? Don't know about intel... anyhow - you canemulate 32-bit for all your other...

32-bit systems are 4GB max, minus the memory used for your graphics card... + some other stuff... so that's about right.

If you want 4GB or more... go 64-bit.

Sure as long as you get the configuration (hardware, i.e. - motherboard and individual RAM modules + sizes) right and you're running the 64-bit version of the OS

http://blogs.zdnet.com/Bott/?p=37...

File operations in C# are trivial and super easy to code!!!

I would totally recommend that option if this is a one-time type of thing.

Ya, GPO and login scripts have a sort of quirky/fussy...

or... you can use this option...

www.alintex.com

and use .NET to perform the code. THis requires the alintext script host to be intalled on your computer however...

I would actually go...

If you have a true network (not a workgroup) setup you can use a domian controller to do this. Assuming you have windows server 2000/2003/2008 you can add a logincript to the policy and have a...

Any C# book. lol.

You should only use session variables for information related to the session... but of course, this will work...

Microsoft does not own the code you write simply because you used their tool to write it. You are under the wrong perception.

haha... umm.... if you want to be a programmer - you HAVE to learn how to program. You DON'T need asp.net/ajax/mssql/javascript to create a webstie. You can just use HTML - but your site will be...

First off- what language are you using vb.net or c#? You should verify the user entry is a # if that's what is expected... then convert it to a number vb = CInt/Int3.Parse(varNumber) then "post"...

All the people who are CurrentVersion - 1 buffs are always behind in technology... but i guess this depends on yoru personality...