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It sounds like a problem with the browser rendering the font. Let us know if using the DB helps.

regex: href=\"[^\"]\.aspx\" Yours was matching from the first href to the end of the second one because of the .* whereas mine allows anything except for a closing quote (and therefore stops at the end of the first one). It's not as anal as I usually get with regex, but …

[quote=quintoncoert;405563]if program execution starts and ends in main then what is the point? main calls other mothods and receive return types so why does main have to return something itself?[/quote] Like others have said, main's return value is used to determine if the program ran successfully or what the errors …

Disabling JavaScript would probably do it. I think the post-back is just an onClick handler (actually here's one: [inlinecode]onclick="javascript:setTimeout('__doPostBack('CheckBox1','')', 0)"[/inlinecode]). Or hit escape really quickly.

Have you even tried? It looks like all your posts are just asking us to do work for you. Show some effort please.

I think it has to have the <%@ Page ... > directive so that the ASP parser knows to interpret it. Just make a Default.aspx and you'll see how it's got that at the very beginning of the page. And if you've got VS, then there's no reason not to …

[quote=iamthwee;407184]but, the gui builder is nothing like visual studio. It is horrendous. Eugh! [/quote] LOL! Did you expect it to be? :D

I also prefer iTunes. Does WMP have a playlist creation functionality like iTunes'? I couldn't easily find one after a few hours and gave up on the program.

I bet she'll just do it all over again within the next couple years...

You shouldn't need both, but you might try the CCP if you want to compare. Personally, I just use VLC.

aravindkishore, please use code tags when you post code. :icon_wink:

I love most racquet sports. Tennis, badminton, squash, racquetball... don't know why, but they have a great appeal to me.

July 12th here :icon_wink: Happy B-day! :icon_biggrin:

[quote=jbennet;404076]VB is not like java but C# is (c# and java both have roots in C)[/quote] Aside from dot syntax (which most likely preceeds C), how are they related?

Show some effort. It's one of the rules.

If you have no programming experience, you might find VB (not VB Script) to be easier to learn. I'd recommend that you try both and see which one makes more sense to you. I personally prefer C#, but I have more of a background with similar languages, whereas I think …

Hm... I guess in a way the moderators have been so knighted. Dani's way ahead of you :P

If there's not a penalty for misbehaving, then there's no incentive not to misbehave. After a few years as a child, it becomes a trained habit, and a very difficult one to break at that.

The problem is that you're using integer division, which returns an integer value. Cast the numerator to a double and it should work: `daysOffAvg = (double)totaldayoff / numemployees;` Also, try to write your program without using global variables. Their use is considered very poor style. Oh, and please use code …

/dev/hdX is a PATA drive, /dev/sdY is a serial (SATA or SCSI) drive. My USB drive also comes up as an sdY even though the HD itself is PATA.

45 years, eh? Wow... I'm looking forward to whatever one they do first (is it 5 or 10 years?) since I've only been out for like 3 years...

Lol Aia, if it weren't for the tense inconsistency, that would be a great insult... :P More on topic: curse words IMHO are words with severe connotations which can be used for effective emphasis; however, they're typically used poorly, and their overuse demonstrates a severe lack of language control on …

silence [edit:] sniped :p

Odds are you'll get both. Security is becoming critical in all computer-related fields, so you'll get some either way. If you decide to specialize in security, you'll need a very strong background in the technologies of your field (in your case networking).

A spelling and grammar checker should also be employed (by the way, it's "dissertation") :icon_wink:

Typically threads are left to be so that other people can read them and hopefully get ideas for solving their problems from an existing thread. Why they don't get locked after some time of being dead is a decision the administrators have made, and it's arguably the better choice.

First, your problem: you can't use the same file for input and output (using > at least; using >> will work, but it will append the data which you also don't want).* Second, sed takes a file as a final parameter, so you dont need cat <file> | sed ... …

Don't click the links? I'd also recommend upgrading to IE 7, apprently it's a lot better security wise. Aside from that and keeping your anti-virus up to date, you just have to avoid getting the virus by changing your usage habits...

Maybe the function isn't defined in any of your source code files?

*itr returns a string, not a char*. Use the .length() for the string instead.

Glad you got it working :)

I have a few accounts at OptionsXpress but I haven't put much thought into them for the last 2 years except in the summers. I prefer short-term trading (not day-trading, but a week to a couple months) with options or long-term options to use in diagonal spreads, and school would …

Wow Duki, congrats on digging up a 3 year old thread. Please look at the date next time :icon_wink:

[quote=joshSCH;398588]The best desktop is a custom :)[/quote] Unless you want tech support... [quote]However, I'd say HP makes the best laptops.[/quote] I've heard more to the contrary, but I've not had one myself to make a good comment on it.

Not using strcmp because it's an "external function" is stupid (if this is an assignment, it's a horrible requirement). Especially when the external function doesn't relate to the problem (sorting). I'd also point out that using char*, string.h, etc... are all from C.

Thread bumping is usually considered highly inappropriate, especially when your thread is still on the first page. I'd expected better of you. In reponse to your question, I'd point you [url=http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/default-privileges.html]here[/url]

[quote=joshSCH;397264]Willpower? Hmm.. I don't know about that.. Sometimes you don't want to be tickled, and are so anyway.[/quote] Or maybe you enjoy the tickling and deep down want to be tickled... :P

VS 2005 .NET is the current version of Microsoft's IDE. VS 2005 Team Edition probably has a few additional tools for working in groups. The SP1 is just an update that's been released (both of them have an SP1, since they're basically the same). As to which is better, it …

You can run compiz or beryl for any DE, so it's not really fair to say KDE or Gnome is better. Afterall, you're just replacing the WM. And for non-accelerated eye-candy, Enlightenment seems pretty popular. I don't know that there's any other 3D accelerated WMs out yet for Linux...

with some code or description of what you've attempted

I'd suggest taking a look at Debian (from which Ubuntu is based), but I will say that I've never used it myself.

[quote=Sturm;385557]With a really slow computer I recommend i686 cpu optimization. You can only get that with a few distros, and debian is not one of them.[/quote] Assuming of course that it's an i686 architecture. If it's an AMD chip, it's more likely at that age to be i586.

[quote=alig;365168]ok, i just bought a new 2.6ghz acer computer, everything is fine except for 2 things really. 1. when i start diablo 2 it takes about a bit under a minute to start up for some reason, no other program has this issue. (this isn't that much of a problem …

and thread necromancy looks like :P

Grub is the bootloader. It should show a menu for you to select an operating system. Is it doing that?

Depending on how efficient you are, $20-50 sounds about right. If you venture toward the low end you won't make as much but you'll likely have happier customers (and maybe even return business)

I did that once and [luckily] all that happened was that 2 of my hard drives got killed. So you might end up needing to do something there as well...

lol, what a well written test.

funny, I think this is spam... very tricky though... (it came up [URL="http://forums.gentoo.org/viewtopic-t-538511.html"]here[/URL] as well)

> if you have to ask, get ubuntu While quite simple, that's surprisingly well put. :)