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That's what I thought. Thanks!

Do these two tests overlap? I am scheduled to take the 294 this coming Friday, and I am hoping that I can take the 297 shortly afterwards. Thanks!

It came preinstalled on my new laptop. I did uninstall some unneeded programs. I am sure it was included in one of those. Thanks!

Thanks all. I was hoping that it wasn't Dell installed software. I normally go through and delete all of the extra 'crap' that comes installed on their machines. Guess I will just do without!

Thank you for your response. It came preinstalled on my Dell. I have looked at the toolbar option and have found nothing. I also looked in the control panel, properties of the desktop..

When I installed Vista on my new laptop from Dell yesterday, I had a shortcut bar on my desktop at the top of the screen. It had email, music, pictures, IE, etc. Somehow it has disappeared, and for the life of me, I can't get it back! Where is the setting for this? Thanks!

Spysweeper isn't picking up what is giving me fits! I keep getting notices that Spysweeper is blocking 86004546.exe (comes up with a new number name everytime.) I always choose block, but it won't fix the problem. After I block it, IE screens keep flashing, and the exe is running in the...

It's nice to know that I am going to be threatening my husband with proper English! [ponytails]

Hanged just sounds odd to me.

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Wow, I had no idea. I always thought it was hung not hanged. Learn something new every day. So, when I tell my husband that I could have hung him yesterday (or any other day), should it be hanged? [wink]

I am by far an English major, but I feel that I can punctuate and use proper grammar. I found this article on MSNBC http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/11721949/. How does a journalist have a career using the word 'hanged' instead of 'hung'? Don't we learn the past, present and future tense in grade...

I knew that it wouldn't make the individual queries run faster. I must have misread something. Looks like multithreading is the way to go.

I have several queries that are ran on button click. From what I have read on multithreading is that the processes don't necessarily run at the same time if I understood this correctly. I need to speed up the response times of the queries and am wondering if multithreading is the way to go...

It must be by design. I have done this before, and accidentally copied the objects. I have learned to select them and do a right click and move. It's a pain especially when you are a drag and dropper like I am.

I figured it was a nice 'feature' that wasn't included. Thanks.

Yeah, I know FrontPage is horrible. I have been handcoding for awhile now and am finding myself cussing ASP.net. I hate this WYSIWYG stuff. I clicked on an object, and I have two buttons below named Design and HTML. When I click on the HTML button, it just takes me back to where I left off...

Sorry, Visual Studio.

I am in vb.net creating the application when this is happening. Thanks.

When I right click on an object and choose "View HTML Source", I would expect to go straight to the code for that object selected like in FrontPage. When I do this, it just goes to the first line, and I must search to find the object. Is this the way it is suppose to work? Thanks.