It looks like Red Hat has only included it in Fedora and not in Red Hat Enterprise Linux. http://news.cnet.com/8301-10784_3-6025387-7.html

@ithelp: that is exactly what I was thinking :)

You can put the date of birth in a DateTime, and then use the dates in this wikipedia article, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zodiac_sign#The_twelve_signs, to calculate what zodiac sign the date falls...

Post your web.config

ASP.NET 2.0 and up have the ASP.NET Membership Provider and the login controls, which will make this simple for you. Check out this walkthrough on MSDN:...

Yup. It works for every tag :).

No, actually it's related to Visual Studio .NET's web page designer. When you are on the WYSIWYG ("Design") view of the page, it reformats your code, and sometimes screws up on tags. There is a...

Value is an object, which each list item has. When you create list items, you can assign a value object to them, and that object will stay with the list item (but not be displayed on the page).
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Well, heh ;-). This thread had my first post that I didn't type from Dani's house in about three weeks. She doesn't force me at gunpoint, but, she begs in a cute way, and ya just can't say no ;) ....

Just doing what Dani forces me to ;-).

A better solution would be skmMenu (http://www.skmmenu.com), an open-source ASP.NET based menu application.

Just a reminder to the new ASP.NET Programmers: your web.config file is case-sensitive, so be careful copying the text :).

Yeah, especially if its design-related. The forums support skinning, so you shouldn't even need to hack the code to get what you want :-).

The ASP.NET Forums is a product of the hard work from many people. Unless your some genious, you wouldn't be able to create a brand new Forums system, in the time it has taken for the ASP.NET Forums...

This forum system is called vBulletin, and it is written in PHP. The 'nicest' ASP.NET forum system is written by the ASP.NET guys at Microsoft (and I've contributed too), called the ASP.NET Forums. ...

browserCaps are the way to go. Thats the same browserCaps section I use for #Portal lol.