On Thursday 25 October 2007 01:31, Man-wai Chang wrote:
> Why isn't there such an option? Or did I miss something?
Hi Man-wai!
Seems I remember something about the remote deactivation of M$ stuff any time
they damn well like. I think it came about in the revised EULA of Win2K SP 3.
Slipped a ne
Why isn't there such an option? Or did I miss something?
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> If it's a new drive just run the install but DO NOT try and register it
> yet. Reboot and start up Vista. Then reinsert the DVD and rerun the
> upgrade, this will upgrade your copy of Vista to Vista and allow you
> legally to register it without having an old messy OS still on it.
I am going the
On Thursday 25 October 2007 00:21, Steven Black wrote:
Hi Steven!
You got into it pretty good with JVP as well, if I recall correctly. You don't
have a short fuse, do you?
Now if you are writing an article about Garret Fitzgerald himself, and not
giving him input to it? If you write an article
To hopefully clarify this a little
Garretts's "Public letter to Steven Black" was never addressed to me. I am not
currently a subscriber to this list. I heard from someone else that something
had been posted here.
For some specific background, please see
http://fox.wikis.com/wc.dll?Wiki
On Wednesday 24 October 2007 23:10, Bill Arnold wrote:
> Another approach for sales, which I'm seeing work, is telemarketing.
> Because it's B2B the response isn't like calling to sell insurance to
Hi Bill!
One of the reasons I closed my clinic and took my social security was the
(insert the vi
>> Ideally I want to get to the point where shrink to fit also means
expand to fit and as well as doing width it will do height and
multiple line boxes etc.<<
Yes, Cathy Pountney showed this at Southwest Fox. You might consider hiring her
for a bit of
consulting to get this implemented immediatel
Ken,
>> However, using it makes the object that contains it incompatible with
previous VFP versions (ie., forms won't open).<<
This is only if the MemberData is more than 254 characters, and only the class
(not the entire class
library) or form with the limit broken are unusable in VFP 8 and ea
Kris,
> As far as regretting starvation? I just lost a client because
> I didn't want to drive 3 hours per day to work on site every
> day. That was never our deal and I just can't do that kind of
> a daily commute... So we parted company.
It's interesting that with high speed connections, re
Ed's been hosting every Garrett Fitzgerald message
ever posted to Profox for free for all these years.
--- MB Software Solutions
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Ed Leafe wrote:
> > On Oct 23, 2007, at 5:32 PM, Garrett Fitzgerald
> wrote:
> >
> >
> >> "You know, looking quickly at my tallies, w
Ed Leafe wrote:
> Anything that can manipulate text can build web pages. C# has plenty
> of text processing power, so yes, it can be used to build a website.
>
I'm betting he thinks that we can re-do the app in C#, click a button
and have it generate web pages that look and function jus
Ed Leafe wrote:
> On Oct 24, 2007, at 9:52 PM, Vince Teachout wrote:
>
>
>> The backend will be hosted on MS machines, using MS SQL Server, and he
>> has a fear of losing business because a few of his larger clients
>> are MS
>> ONLY shops. (Period. Not anything we have any control over.)
>>
On Oct 24, 2007, at 9:52 PM, Vince Teachout wrote:
> The backend will be hosted on MS machines, using MS SQL Server, and he
> has a fear of losing business because a few of his larger clients
> are MS
> ONLY shops. (Period. Not anything we have any control over.)
And they would know w
On Oct 24, 2007, at 9:59 PM, Vince Teachout wrote:
>>> The whole point of a browser-based app is that it is *not*
>>> platform-
>>> dependent. Desktop apps, yes, but not browsers.
> Actually, will C# even build web pages? If not, I don't know how it
> will help, anyway. I'm going to just h
On 10/24/07, Cesar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Are you using SP2 ?
Yep: I installed the beta, so when SP2 RTMed, I uninstalled and
reinstalled everything.
> This new feature is visible only when the report runs.
Right, that I expected.
> For me it works perfe3ctly.
Ok. I'll create a report fr
Ted Roche wrote:
> That's a bogus reason. PHP runs on Windows. Or do they only want to
> run MS languages with MS databases on MS operating systems?
>
Yup. That's actually the mentality of a few of these shops. We don't
have access to the PHBs in those shops, and it's a dead issue.
> If the
On Oct 24, 2007, at 9:04 PM, Ken Dibble wrote:
> Typing is typing. Desktop publishing is desktop publishing. The two
> should
> not be conflated.
>
> So there.
Yes, they should, so nyaa - nyaa to you, too!
Well, that is the difference. When I care, it is because DTP is
exactly what I am do
On 10/24/07, Vince Teachout <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Mainly because he wants to be
> sure he doesn't run afoul of any customers that have MS Only shops.
That's a bogus reason. PHP runs on Windows. Or do they only want to
run MS languages with MS databases on MS operating systems?
> I'd like
check if, whether & how each is using windows themes
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Stanfield
Sent: Wednesday, October 24, 2007 6:06 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Form appearance in XP
Hello all, I've been developing with V
Are you using SP2 ?
This new feature is visible only when the report runs.
For me it works perfe3ctly.
Or are you rendering the label manually, aplying the rotation with GDI+ ?
- Original Message -
From: "Garrett Fitzgerald" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday,
Kristyne McDaniel wrote:
> How do you feel about that? How do they feel about that? I've found that the
> typical C# shop is pretty certain they know so much more than anybody else
> that they think you have to be already programming in it for a couple of
> years before you can work for them.
>
> > Also, they *finally* made having paragraph spacing "on" in the normal
> > template. As a result, even my dearest one has stopped doing
> > after paragraphs. Will wonders never cease?
For what it's worth, I hate that. Just try cutting/pasting those paragraphs
to some other text-editing soft
Vince,
> I know nothing about C#, but can learn anything.
How do you feel about that? How do they feel about that? I've found that the
typical C# shop is pretty certain they know so much more than anybody else
that they think you have to be already programming in it for a couple of
years before y
Vince Teachout wrote:
> Ed Leafe wrote:
>
>> The whole point of a browser-based app is that it is *not* platform-
>> dependent. Desktop apps, yes, but not browsers.
Actually, will C# even build web pages? If not, I don't know how it
will help, anyway. I'm going to just have to wait unt
Ed Leafe wrote:
> The whole point of a browser-based app is that it is *not* platform-
> dependent. Desktop apps, yes, but not browsers. Ask him if he has any
> problems with my site, which doesn't have a lick of Microsoft-
> anything on it. Or even this list that supports a Microsoft pro
Ed said:
"Choices are a drawback? Didn't you say they were a benefit? Yes, it
can be both. It can be hard to pick the right open source software to
best fit your needs."
I'd love to see this guy in a supermarket. He must spend hours in
the cereal aisle worrying that he might not pick the
Gee...what's the point for the Americans to drive out the Brits in the war
for independence?? :)
>so they can have more lawyers :)
Read your deToqueville. Americans have been sue-happy since long before the
Revolution. The colonial records are full of court proceedings involving
people suing th
On Oct 24, 2007, at 9:27 PM, Vince Teachout wrote:
> A client of mine wants to do a browser based version of his App
> (which I
> spend most of my time supporting) in C#. Mainly because he wants
> to be
> sure he doesn't run afoul of any customers that have MS Only shops.
The whole p
A client of mine wants to do a browser based version of his App (which I
spend most of my time supporting) in C#. Mainly because he wants to be
sure he doesn't run afoul of any customers that have MS Only shops.
I know nothing about C#, but can learn anything. He doesn't want to
hear anythin
Hello all, I've been developing with VFP 9 and Win 2000 server. I transferred
an application to a laptop with Win XP Professional also VFP 9. My question is
that I don't get the new form look that I was expecting. I still have the grey
rectangular form that I was used to in Win 2000 instead of t
> Do they exist?
Speaking for mainframes: in the sense that the word 'virus' usually
applies to Windows/Unix based PC's, no. For one thing, there is no
concept of 'buffer overflow' in mainframe-land.
But in the sense that a program can purposefully or inadvertently cause
harm, that's true with
On Wednesday 24 October 2007 11:26, John Weller wrote:
> Yes.
>
> Look at http://www.tvoc.co.uk/
Hi John!
Download history is an .asx file. What Linux application do you use to open
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Hmmm... Now I am wondering if this is going to be good or bad for you. Oh
well, take the cash and run with it... How bad could it get? ...
Gil
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of MB Software Solutions
> Sent: Wednesday, October 24, 2007
Ted,
> > I did send him this a bit later this morning:
>
> Pick. Up. the. Phone.
So you've noticed that a lot of computer people don't like to talk on the
phone? :-)
As far as regretting starvation? I just lost a client because I didn't want
to drive 3 hours per day to work on site every day. T
On Oct 24, 2007, at 7:43 PM, MB Software Solutions wrote:
> Thanks for the reminder, EdI remembered after reading this that I
> didn't take my daily vitaminin that case, I absolutely love a
> one-pill Centrum that gives me all the things my body needs for that
> day, as I'm not disciplined
Ed Leafe wrote:
> On Oct 23, 2007, at 5:32 PM, Garrett Fitzgerald wrote:
>
>
>> "You know, looking quickly at my tallies, which might or might not
>> be accurate,
>> I see that since November 1999 you've received, from me, for free
>> (no donations,
>> no contacts, nothing that I can recall)
Ed Leafe wrote:
> One of the beautiful aspects of the internet is that whenever there
> is a disruption in the free flow of information, another path appears
> to help restore the balance.
>
> Either the idiocy at fox.wikis.com will evaporate, or some other
> source of information
Ed Leafe wrote:
> I'd love to see this guy in a supermarket. He must spend hours in
> the cereal aisle worrying that he might not pick the absolute best
> kind of cereal for his needs. And what about all those fruits and
> vegetables? Ah! I'd just rather swallow a pill supplied
mrgmhale wrote:
> Wow, Michael, tact and diplomacy go a long way, especially with a new
> client... IMHO, you badically hit him between the eyes, and allowed him to
> feel you may not trust him. It is the, "but not until we get the signed
> contract.", part of the eMail I think may have caused th
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20071024/ap_on_hi_te/facebook_microsoft
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Kenneth Kixmoeller/fh wrote:
> Ok, I gotta say it: From what I see, Word 2007 is pretty good.
>
> There. I've said something good about M$. I never thought it would
> happen.
>
> I had to install Orifice 2007 for testing and client work (long
> story). I did it on a new machine I bought for m
mrgmhale wrote:
>> Gee...what's the point for the Americans to drive out the Brits in the
>> war for independence?? :)
>>
>
> not getting their liquor taxed excessively (meaning NO taxes)
>
> Gil
>
Hey! Fellow Yanks! Have you heard? NO TAXES ! ! !LOL
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Yep, there is always "the other side of the story", or so it seems. I am
sorry about the personal grief. I have gone through 2 divorces in past
years, and know the emotional and financial grief that comes with the mess.
Uggghhh...
Gil
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [ma
Alan Bourke wrote:
> On Wed, 24 Oct 2007 09:43:25 -0400, "Ted Roche" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> said:
>> Aspect-Oriented Programming
>
> (checks Wikipedia)
>
> That looks even more confusing than functional programming.
My programs have a uniformly bad Aspect. Is that ok?
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Ted Roche wrote:
> On 10/24/07, Mike yearwood <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>> There is also "too much of a good thing" and "the kid in the candy
>> store". There's no standardization with the confusion of all these
>> choices. That alone is costing businesses plenty. Not too mention
>> retooling e
Mike yearwood wrote:
> Hi Ted
>
>> Message: 8
>> Date: Wed, 24 Oct 2007 08:48:56 -0400
>> From: "Ted Roche" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>> Subject: Re: [NF] Open source or proprietary: Which software model is
>>better for the consumer?
>> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> Message-ID:
>><[EMAIL PRO
MB Software Solutions wrote:
> http://blogs.techrepublic.com.com/opensource/?p=117&tag=nl.e101
>
Loved the concept "Proprietary software is based on the communist style
of one-size-fits all rather than the capitalist free market."
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Man-wai Chang wrote:
>> I have several attorneys I work with for my business and personal matters.
>> I like them all, but hate calling them unless really necessary. And when I
>> am with them socially I make certain to never, ever discuss legal matters
>> involving myself or my business lest I ei
John Weller wrote:
> They were - and one has just been restored to flying condition!!!
>
C'mon guys, you know he's a Yank! Now he'll have to google the bloody
airplane.
> John Weller
> 01380 723235
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>
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>> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Adam Buckland wrote:
> Countdown to Iowa: 71 days
> Countdown to New Hampshire:76 days
> Countdown to Michigan: 83 days
> Countdown to SC GOP primary:87 days
> Countdown to Florida:
I'm setting a report up and running it with a ReportListener, which
has been working fine. I've recently tried setting rotation on some of
the labels, but that's not going so well. Am I correct in thinking
that the ReportListener I already have is interfering with the one
that's supposed to be doin
On Oct 24, 2007, at 12:53 PM, Whil Hentzen wrote:
> Someone has stolen Ken and replaced him with an alien!
You - may - be - next!
> Please, pod-people, please! Return him!
Then - what - is - that - rejoicing - I - sense - among - some?
Don't worry, Whil. I am building up a HUGE ra
Ted Roche wrote:
> On 10/24/07, Michael J. Babcock, MCP <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>
>> I did send him this a bit later this morning:
>
> Pick. Up. the. Phone.
I've called this guy in the past on numerous occasions...this hasn't been
an electronic-only kind of relationship. I just felt that he wa
On 10/24/07, Michael J. Babcock, MCP <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I did send him this a bit later this morning:
Pick. Up. the. Phone.
If you two can't work this out civilly, you'll be in court in no time
when you hit your first snag on the job.
I have never regretted the clients I declined to w
On 10/24/07, Man-wai Chang <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Do they exist?
The original internet worm? That was mainly VAX and Sun boxes. Do
these count as mainframes? Probably not.
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IBrowse: http://www.ibrowse-dev.net/
Of course, you'll need a Commodore Amiga to run it on :-)
One of the first browsers with tabs BTW.
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Kenneth Kixmoeller/fh wrote:
> Ok, I gotta say it: From what I see, Word 2007 is pretty good.
HEEEPP!
Someone has stolen Ken and replaced him with an alien!
Please, pod-people, please! Return him! We'll do anything!
Whil
G Gambill wrote:
> Browser Recomendations Wanted other than IE and Mozilla.
WHY?
"In order to better answer your question, I'm gonna need more info."
Why do you need a different browser? Why are IE and Mozilla not filling
your needs? What ARE those needs?
Are you restricted to a particular OS?
Michael Madigan wrote:
> You're right Gil. But I think Mike may be at the end
> of his rope with this guy.
>
> I once had a guy reneg after weeks and weeks of
> negotiation because I dared ask for all the hardware
> costs upfront.
>
You're reading this fairly well, MM. This is the guy who's bee
mrgmhale wrote:
> Wow, Michael, tact and diplomacy go a long way, especially with a new
> client... IMHO, you badically hit him between the eyes, and allowed him to
> feel you may not trust him. It is the, "but not until we get the signed
> contract.", part of the eMail I think may have caused th
On Oct 23, 2007, at 5:32 PM, Garrett Fitzgerald wrote:
> "You know, looking quickly at my tallies, which might or might not
> be accurate,
> I see that since November 1999 you've received, from me, for free
> (no donations,
> no contacts, nothing that I can recall) -- free hosting of the
> "Ga
Yes.
Look at http://www.tvoc.co.uk/
John Weller
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> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Michael Madigan
> Sent: 24 October 2007 17:01
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: RE: Public letter to Steven Black
>
>
> Would
I love the morons who say, "It's too early to believe
the polls". Both nominees will probably be known in
just 104 days. Then we'll have all year to watch
Giulliani and Her Thighness battle it out.
--- Adam Buckland <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Countdown to Iowa:
Countdown to Iowa: 71 days
Countdown to New Hampshire:76 days
Countdown to Michigan: 83 days
Countdown to SC GOP primary:87 days
Countdown to Florida: 97 days
Countdo
You're right Gil. But I think Mike may be at the end
of his rope with this guy.
I once had a guy reneg after weeks and weeks of
negotiation because I dared ask for all the hardware
costs upfront.
--- mrgmhale <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Wow, Michael, tact and diplomacy go a long way,
> espe
Wouldn't their ears cause turbulence?
--- John Weller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> They were - and one has just been restored to flying
> condition!!!
>
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> > -Original Message-
> > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf
Wow, Michael, tact and diplomacy go a long way, especially with a new
client... IMHO, you badically hit him between the eyes, and allowed him to
feel you may not trust him. It is the, "but not until we get the signed
contract.", part of the eMail I think may have caused the friction. Tome it
sou
Why does he want the invoice for? To make sure it
doesn't change from the quote?
--- "Michael J. Babcock, MCP"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Got a potential buyer for FabMate who wants me to
> invoice him...but he
> hasn't yet signed the contract. I sent a simple
> email with this message
> yes
Or even easier, open all the pages you want in tabsand then select the
option to save the current pages as your home page.
Alan Bourke wrote:
> You can do that in Firefox too - just enter a list seperated by pipes in
> the home page field.
>
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On Wed, 24 Oct 2007 16:05:47 +0100, "John Weller"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
> than anything else. I also liked IE7's facility to have multiple home
> pages
> which all load when you start; not a facility I need but I can see it
> being
> of benefit to some.
You can do that in Firefox too - just
John Weller wrote:
> I also liked IE7's facility to have multiple home pages
> which all load when you start; not a facility I need but I can see it being
> of benefit to some.
I wrote a HTML snippet that did that ages ago:
http://www.sanangelostandardtimes.com/"; title="Single click
goes to
Yes, Yes, Yes.
Are you installing it on a clean machine or really doing an upgrade?
If it's a new drive just run the install but DO NOT try and register it
yet. Reboot and start up Vista. Then reinsert the DVD and rerun the
upgrade, this will upgrade your copy of Vista to Vista and allow you
lega
In practice it doesn't matter too much.
Just make sure you don't do anything for him without at least 20% of the
total invoice amount paid and banked. (Why 20%? that way, if it all goes
to ratshit later, you've at least covered your costs).
Michael J. Babcock, MCP wrote:
> Got a potential buyer
In UK if an invoice is not challenged it acts as a form of contract, ie the
buyer is obliged to pay. We also have the concept of an 'unfair' contract
which means that if I sign a contract and later decide that it is unfair I
can ignore it (but I may well have to persuade a court that the contract
Funnily enough I demonstrated several browsers to a group yesterday. They
were IE7, Firefox, Opera and Safari. I was impressed by Opera, particularly
the speed dial facility, but found the help and preferences setup
un-helpful. I turned speed dial off by accident and couldn't find how to
restore
Got a potential buyer for FabMate who wants me to invoice him...but he
hasn't yet signed the contract. I sent a simple email with this message
yesterday to him:
Good morning, Walter!
Once you return the signed contract, we will then invoice you...but not
until we get the
Ok, I gotta say it: From what I see, Word 2007 is pretty good.
There. I've said something good about M$. I never thought it would
happen.
I had to install Orifice 2007 for testing and client work (long
story). I did it on a new machine I bought for my wife & kids. I had
really hoped to star
On 10/24/07, Alan Bourke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> That looks even more confusing than functional programming.
>
Yeah, we used to think that OOP was hard to understand, too.
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> Gee...what's the point for the Americans to drive out the Brits in the
> war for independence?? :)
>
not getting their liquor taxed excessively (meaning NO taxes)
Gil
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> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Man-wai Chang
> Sent: Wednesday, O
On 10/24/07, G Gambill <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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Mozilla SeaMonkey and Mozilla FireFox offer two very different experiences.
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On the PC there is really only one other - www.opera.com
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Man-wai Chang wrote:
> Man-wai Chang wrote:
>> Man-wai Chang wrote:
>>> Allen wrote:
so they can have more lawyers :)
>>> I see.. it's a flick show to kill the real patriots. How dirty... LOL...
>>>
>> aka Star Wars -- Revenge of the Sith. Gee... LOL...
>>
>
> A bit like what happened to dBas
On Wed, 24 Oct 2007 09:43:25 -0400, "Ted Roche" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
said:
> Aspect-Oriented Programming
(checks Wikipedia)
That looks even more confusing than functional programming.
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On 10/24/07, Mike yearwood <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> There is also "too much of a good thing" and "the kid in the candy
> store". There's no standardization with the confusion of all these
> choices. That alone is costing businesses plenty. Not too mention
> retooling every few years.
>
> Mik
Hi Ted
> Message: 8
> Date: Wed, 24 Oct 2007 08:48:56 -0400
> From: "Ted Roche" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: Re: [NF] Open source or proprietary: Which software model is
>better for the consumer?
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Message-ID:
><[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Content-Type: text/pla
Man-wai Chang wrote:
> MB Software Solutions wrote:
>> http://blogs.techrepublic.com.com/opensource/?p=117&tag=nl.e101
>>
>
> Two faces of the same coin :)
>
... war for independence again... LOL...
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MB Software Solutions wrote:
> http://blogs.techrepublic.com.com/opensource/?p=117&tag=nl.e101
>
Two faces of the same coin :)
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Man-wai Chang wrote:
> Man-wai Chang wrote:
>> Allen wrote:
>>> so they can have more lawyers :)
>> I see.. it's a flick show to kill the real patriots. How dirty... LOL...
>>
>
> aka Star Wars -- Revenge of the Sith. Gee... LOL...
>
A bit like what happened to dBase language... ??
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On 10/24/07, MB Software Solutions <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> http://blogs.techrepublic.com.com/opensource/?p=117&tag=nl.e101
"Stripes or plaid: which is the right choice?"
I am so tired of these stupid arguments that just set up an artificial
either-or situation.
"GPL or LPGL?" "Debian vs. Ev
On Wednesday 24 October 2007 06:38, MB Software Solutions General Account
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> Pete Theisen wrote:
> > But they shared a contemporary hayday.
>
> Some of the elite have class
Hi Michael!
I see you remember those classy sheep.
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they are so alike. :)
Allen
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On Oct 24, 2007, at 8:34 AM, MB Software Solutions wrote:
> http://blogs.techrepublic.com.com/opensource/?p=117&tag=nl.e101
From the article:
"Choices are a drawback? Didn’t you say they were a benefit? Yes, it
can be both. It can be hard to pick the right open source software to
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On 10/24/07, mrgmhale <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Seriously, one way I know of to get free legal advice is to...
... take it [OT], where it belongs!!!
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Man-wai Chang wrote:
> Allen wrote:
>> so they can have more lawyers :)
>
> I see.. it's a flick show to kill the real patriots. How dirty... LOL...
>
aka Star Wars -- Revenge of the Sith. Gee... LOL...
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Allen wrote:
> so they can have more lawyers :)
I see.. it's a flick show to kill the real patriots. How dirty... LOL...
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> -Mensagem original-
> De: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Em nome de Ricardo Aráoz
> Enviada em: terça-feira, 23 de outubro de 2007 19:46
> Para: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Assunto: Re: RES: Gradient backgrounds in your forms for modern look
>
> Ailsom F. Heringer (Osklen) wrote:
http://blogs.techrepublic.com.com/opensource/?p=117&tag=nl.e101
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Man-wai Chang wrote:
> Allen wrote:
>> so they can have more lawyers :)
>
> Aka, upper-class nobles and royalties? ha.. Americans should sing "God
> Saves the Queen" from now on. :)
>
The blue-eye genes in America came from Britain anyway...
object-oriented, inheritance.
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