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>I have the source files, can i some how continue in beta2? Until it expires... Or develops bugs... Then... This is a losing proposition.

The emphasis should be on more U.S. graduates with stronger science skills. Even at the same salary, they may well prove to be quite qualified. A tough competition. Schools in Asia and Europe are a lot more competitive and comprehensive than those in the US, in general.

I am new to EDI, but I am beginning to have some thoughts about it. 1. EDI is essentially an old technology. Read "older than XML". 2. Using XML does not mean manually coding all those tags. XML technology has evolved to the point where an EDI transaction could simply look like a function...

>Programming is but a small part of Computer Science... Of course. I was talking about the programming aspect. Strictly programming schools are everywhere.

The executable that you logon through is called logonui.exe. I have not done it, but there are tools that will let you modify it. One such tool is seen here: http://www.snapfiles.com/get/resourcehacker.html or here...

The whole idea of "computer science" itself is overblown. The best computer programmers I have ever encountered were trained scientists in other disciplines. No amount of programming skills will suffice, when one does not have a clue what the application is all about. Computers are a tool...

You can Shell the .NET program, like this, for instance: http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/tsqlref/ts_xp_aa-sz_4jxo.asp Launching a program that has a user interface will not work.

Looks like we had the same idea, ca8msm.

This will bring up the Spell Checking dialog: Dim word_server As New Word.Application word_server.Visible = False Dim doc As Word.Document = _ word_server.Documents.Add() Dim rng As Word.Range rng = doc.Range()...

Use Access or SQL to sort.

>{i] It could also be regular if you do someone once every six months[/i] Cajun!

Well done, Jon!

I don't see anything wrong with the expression "a number of". The placement of "only" changes the meaning of the sentence. So, I cannot object to it, without first knowing the context.

Here you go: http://www.codeproject.com/csharp/DotNetprinterbounds.asp

>I hear the phrase 'you people' a lot from a person I know. It is possible that this person has a vocabulary shortage. They may be trying to say "People who hold that view", or "People who think that way". But, I also strongly suspect that that person has an abusive/abused background (evident...

>I believe it is no longer practical to sneer at, insult and otherwiase denigrate people with whom one is, even, literally at war. >Perhaps civilised values are starting to take root? Name calling is a rather childish way to conduct oneself. Obviously, you're not patriotic. [viking]

Have a look-see here: http://www.codeproject.com/csharp/WinForms2WebForms.asp

>There's definitely a more eloquent way of putting this, but it's 9:45pm, and the stout's a drawing ...the stout's adrawing

>How strange for it to be answered nearly two and a half years later! We were waiting for technology to catch up? [borg2]

A couple of clarifications. 1. Printing a job involves at least two processes that are disconnected: spooler, printer driver. The spooler accepts your job without checking with the driver. The spooler will send the job to the driver only when it is good and ready. For all intents and...