What your asking is very probably against the terms of the licence of the software.

If you're wanting to 'test' on Vista as in try out the product on a new OS, consider contacting a spokesperson...

Quite alot if you want the windows forms to actually open from a page or link on a user's web browser. You'd have to either; convert the VB standalone application to an ActiveX application, and use...

lol.. didn't think of that.

did you try the first one I posted? that shouldn't hit the same problem.. because grep is opened with one line of arguement at a time.

otherwise; try this one:
...

Here's a simpler one in the same vein:
grep "some_string" `find some_folder -name "*.some_extension"`
i.e. grep "cerr" `find . -name "*.cpp"`

note backticks (`) rather than single quotes around...

Try this; it relies on the 'find' command.
find . -name "*.php" -exec grep -H "some_string" {} \;
Which translates in english to.. search (find) in this folder (.) for files matching the filter (...

grep -r --include=*.php "some_string" some_directory

works in GNU grep 2.5.1

post output of `grep --version` and `grep --help` if that doesn't work... there might be another way.

There is nothing specific about blogs that generates more traffic. Unless you have something interesting to say and enough interested people to visit frequently; a blog will generate no more or less...

Your question needs more clarification; development of what, and maintenance of what:

#include <iostream.h>

int main(void)
{
std::cout << "Hello, world!";
}

That code cost more (time) to...