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Coz it's fun!

Ignore this. I found that I can use "this" in the constructor - I was trying to work out of methods, id est:

public class Whatever
{
   private CustomList<x> = new CustomList(this);
}

This seems incredibly basic. I have a class and I want it to pass itself in a method, to set itself as an owner of a subclass.

How do you do this?

If you want to know what you computer is doing on the net front, try Fiddler. Officially its an HTTP debugging tool. I call it a curiosity assuager (it's not a word, you'll get over it ).

spoofnozzle wrote:

My 2yo HP desktop (P4-3Ghz, 2GB) won't support the Aero interface... but that's no biggie... in fact... probably a bonus.

Far from a bonus. The alternative to Aero Glass, Aero Basic, is the ugliest damn thing I've ever seen. Edit: Unless of course you're one of those people, you know, the ones who use the Classic interface.

For the price of the Playstation 3 you will be able to purchase both the XBox and Wii (wtf?) consoles.

See here:

http://www.betanews.com/article/Xbox_Head_Compliments_the_Wii/1147372188

http://channel9.msdn.com/wiki/default.aspx/Channel9.WallopRequestList

This doesn't seem to have been getting an awful lot of attention!

Wakey, wakey, those who have access to Wallop.

I opened the Web Designer.

I closed Web Designer.

I opened Dreamweaver.

And that, my friends, is really all there is to it - although I'll give it another shot when I'm not layed down with homework.

I am working on an experimental audio format in C#. Well: step one: communicate with the Windows Audio Stack. How can you impliment this?

IsFile even returns false for "file://" protocol URIs?