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There is a timeout I believe of... I think 30 minutes after which you can't re-edit your posts. This is an edit, cos I clicked it straight away after posting.

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We won;t just do the whole thing for you here at DaniWeb. You must at least attempt to do it yourself and post your code when you get stuck then we will help you get it working. These questions are obviously designed to demonstrate the basic constructs of structured programming …

Open my computer, from the tools menu choose Folder Options, on the file types tab, scroll to REG and click on it to select it, check that in the lower pane it shows Registry Editor as the default program for.reg files. If not click the change button and choose Registry …

Check this out: [URL="http://support.microsoft.com/kb/320141/EN-US/"]http://support.microsoft.com/kb/320141/EN-US/[/URL] Or consider SCOPE_IDENTITY() look it up in Books Online that comes with SQL Server, you can use it in a stored procedure to return the last Identity insert value from an insert statement.

Jread, Chill fella you are most definitely *NOT* alone, it's like that for heaps of us. Sometimes I convince myself I'm in completely the wrong job and a total programming fake (usually after looking at an object model like yours he he) I only have the vaguest idea what a …

I use firefox because of the extensions, FF allows me to surf without a mouse. I hate mice they make my hands ache! Have to keep IE handy though still a lot of non-standards compliant sites that just die horribly!

It's gotta be SIMULA, it's cool because it represented a paradigm shift in how we think and go about solving problems with software, introducing what became the key concepts of OOP, concepts which just about every language since has incorporated. They all owe SIMULA big time so it's the coolest.

Following on from the what's your poison poll [URL="http://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/thread51802.html"]http://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/thread51802.html[/URL] When everyone started posting there particular tea habits (I had no idea tea could be that complex) It reminded me of some of the weird concoctions I have invented or discovered over the years (I love to experiment with food) So …

you need to move down to C and Assembler. Look for books by Andrew Tanenbaum (he taught Linus Torvalds) Andrew designed an OS called Minix specifically for teaching students about OS's it comes with one of his books with source. I'd be interested in how you get on, I have …

Place all 10 trinkets on the scale 9.9 ounces (for example) remove a trinket 8.9 ounces so trinket ok, takes next one 8.0 ounces now on the scale so thats the dodgy one. Any good ?

Richard Hammond has a well known addiction to speed.

8/10 first time I couldn't answer the average question cos I couldn't remember what mode and standard deviation are and I know it has to be one of them, I guessed mode the second time around and was right. And I got the .4 < x < 1/2 wrong, seems …

IT hardware and Software technologies change so fast. Certs or no certs the key is you can't stop. Once you're on the roundabout if you don't keep learning and reading off your own back, the game's up! I've been trying to get my employers to cough up for MCAD so …

Get a book from the library that tells you about making CV's and resumes. Bash out your resume/cv, get your family and friends to read it. Take the feedback and polish polish polish. With a bunch of Cv's in hand go to every single recruitment agency you can find (particularly …

[QUOTE]T1 at work and fast cable at home. I can only imagine what it's like for people with slower broadband and dialup.[/QUOTE] Ads or no adds, iframes or javascript. You can know all there is to know and the network will wreck all your efforts at optimisation. If everyone had …

form the start menu clickon Run.. type CMD in the box and press your enter key. In the command window that opens, at the prompt type "ipconfig" without the quotes and press the enter key. Do you have a valid IP address and default gateway ? The gateway address should …

Has your neighbour got wireless too? a lot of wireless routers come outta the box configured on the same channel and Ip range, so if you're neighbour has wireless running on same channel and ip range you will get intermittent problems. try changing to a diff channel, and use 192.168.8 …

I use the .NET framework encryption classes to encrypt and salt passwords, then store them in MSSQL as binary datatype.

is the PCI adapter configured for DHCP ? is the router DHCP turned on? or are you using static IP addresses ? If you do [INLINECODE]ipconfig/all[/INLINECODE] at a command prompt on the computer that's working and the one that isn't what output do you get? i am assuming you're running …

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The possible problems causing this behaviour are: You are populating the list at runtime, and dont have if(!IsPostBack) block around the code that populates the list. Which causes the ist to be re-set before it gets to the indexchange event handler. You have viewstate disabled for the control or page, …

[QUOTE=the.future.zone;249928]Hello guys. Thanks for the help in the previous posts. This one is regarding pointers in C language. Does 1) c = *a and 2) *a = c mean the same thing? I think they are. Are they? Thanks for the reply.[/QUOTE] No they are opposite. c = *a; //You …

[QUOTE](Is it in the heap?)[/QUOTE] I think both goes on the stack both times. Would only go on the heap/free store if you use the 'new' keyword. Wolfie ? p.s. Yeah and put [ CODE ] [/ CODE ] around JUST the code not the whole post, like Wolpack said …

We rely so much on body language when communicating that when reduced to text only it's a bit like trying to tie a knot with one hand. Therefore, in this medium, correct sentences - and particularly punctuation - are never more pertinent in their absence.

Use SQL Servers AVG keyword/function [CODE] SELECT o.column1, o.column2, ... avg(p.price) FROM Objecttable o JOIN Pricetable p on o.id = p.id WHERE <put criteria if needed otherwise leave WHERE out> GROUP BY o.column1, 0.column2, .... (but not the column in the avg() expr) [/CODE]

It should not cause any conflicts regaurding activation, you will just have to go through the activation process easy peasy. However installing a new hard drive will almost certainly void your warrenty. Yes you should beable to reconnect the old hardrive no problem.

Javascript by it's nature treats everything as a string, certainly all HTML controls that suport a value it will always be a string. Well more accurately everything is an object, and whenever you read that object in your code it tends to be implicitly converted or cast as a string. …

Install the .NET framework 2, there is no reason not to have it installed and it's easy enough. You can get it here: [URL="http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?familyid=0856eacb-4362-4b0d-8edd-aab15c5e04f5&displaylang=en"]http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?familyid=0856eacb-4362-4b0d-8edd-aab15c5e04f5&displaylang=en[/URL]

Ahhhh it's gotta be wine, it's gotta be red and it's gotta be Español. Although recently I have developed a penchant for those litle cappuccinos in a packet that Nescafe do, supping one right now.

taking you literally [CODE] =SUM(90/0.7) [/CODE] But I'm not sure that's what you mean. Normally you want to add 7% markup to an existing price ? [CODE] =SUM(90*1.07) [/CODE]

This gets em every time he he! Page_Load fires every request aand it fires B4 selected index changed, so you are RELOADING your drop down list B4 then retreiving the employee information at which point the selected index is back to the default "0". You need to use the Page.IsPostBack …

You don't need all those DataSets and DataRows for a simple insert to your database. This looks very long but that's because I have left your code in but commented it out, so you can compare the differences. I have tried to explain with comments all the details. I am …

[QUOTE]It happens. I am just happy to find out that it was something like this that my posts today were missing I thought it was deleted on purpose[/QUOTE] Yeah me too it's almost actually a relief. he he

They don't need access. the jet engine is in MDAC and thats included with win98 / 2000 / nt and xp so your VB app can access an mdb file even if the pc doesn't have MS Access on it.

Er I like have a job :) , so I'm not bothered in the nitty gritty details. Just the fact that membership is above 100,00 is cause for congratulations to Dani and all those who make dw what it is and that's enough I think.

use the keyboard: hold the CTRL key down whilst repeatedly pressing + or - to go up and down in size. OR from 'Tools' menu choose 'Options...' and on the 'Content' tab in the 'Fonts & Colors' section set your desired font size there.

db=MSSQL.connect('INTEL\FR6EnterpriseDB','sa','','SecondDBase') try this, I'm an ADO user so not sure about Python, but the theory should be the same. You see both databases are listening on that IP address 193.168.1.111, which is synonymouse with 'INTEL', the only way to differentiate is that the server with no name is the default …

[CODE]document.frmName.SecCombo.value="default_value";[/CODE] The above Is not standard or cross browser, you should use getElementById (elementid) [CODE]var combo = document.getElementById("combo2");[/CODE] [CODE] <!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd"> <html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml" > <head> <title>Combo change</title> <script type="text/javascript"> function combo2_OnChange() { var combo = document.getElementById("combo2"); combo.value = "0"; } </script> <style type="text/css"> body …

[IMG]http://images.blogthings.com/worldsshortestpersonalitytest/green.jpg[/IMG] You are nurturing, kind, and lucky. Like mother nature, you want to help everyone. You are good at keeping secrets and tend to be secretive. A seeker of harmony, you are a natural peacemaker. You are good natured and people enjoy your company. You put people at ease and …

[CODE] private void button1_Click(object sender, EventArgs e) { if( this.richTextBox1.Text == "") richTextBox1.Text = "1"; this.toolStripStatusLabel1.Text = "Running"; //this.richTextBox1.Text = ""; this.richTextBox2.Text = ""; if (this.toolStripStatusLabel1.Text == "Running") { String str1 = richTextBox1.Text; String str2 = ("0"); String str3 = ("10^"); //str1 += str2; //System.Text.StringBuilder.Append(str1); str1 = str1 + str2; …

I found all 15 !! ...oh I wonder if that says anything about me. The scissors are the best and the office chair is pretty good, and for those struggling to find the last items, notice the boss is carrying a pencil.

[CODE] Data1.RecordSet.FindFirst "Column1='" & Text1.text & "'" [/CODE]

There should be a space between <configuration and xmlns [CODE] [COLOR="Blue"]<[/COLOR][COLOR="Sienna"]configuration[/COLOR] [COLOR="Red"]xmlns[/COLOR][COLOR="Blue"]=[/COLOR][COLOR="Black"]"[/COLOR][COLOR="Blue"]http://schemas.microsoft.com/.NetConfiguration/v2.0[/COLOR][COLOR="Black"]"[/COLOR][COLOR="Blue"]>[/COLOR] [/CODE] That's what my web.config looks like.

[QUOTE]... compiler and wrote some code like hello world and used "csc a.cs" in msdosprompt. however it did not print anything but created an a.exe file instead[/QUOTE] csc is a compiler, it doesn;t run the program it translates your c# code into IL code in a file 'a.exe', now the …

I moved house in August last year, of all the things that need to be organised in a house move, all I could think about was making sure the cable engineer was there at my new house first thing in the morning to get me online, the first thing I …

Usually a siren sound means the CPU is overheating, In my BIOS for example it is possible to change the threshold of when the alarm should sound maybe yours has got set too low. I know that in the current heatwave we have been having here, if I just close …

[QUOTE]Here it really doesn't.[/QUOTE] I agree my control panel is a sea of grey buttons, Despite posting my ass off and being squeeky nice I'm ... an unknown quantity !!

C# Beacause: There are more examples and tutorials in c# than vb c# has better syntax. For example vb uses the assignment operator for comparisons which is a bad thing, and it's too wordy (End If, End Sub) which makes code less readable. The CLR doesn't care which you use, …

Usually I put them inside a scrollable div ; [CODE] <div style="overflow: scroll; height: 300px"> <asp:DataGrid ID=" ... blah ...></asp:DataGrid> </div> [/CODE]