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You aren't by chance running any Crystal Report stuff (the .NET version) on your web server?  We learned long ago that generating PDF documents from a web app consumed many resources, sometimes for an extended period of time.
Your situation may vary of course.

Media player on random with 1000's of tracks.
Anything by Pink Floyd will get my attention and compel me to crank the volume a little.

I am getting to be an old ogre. . .

Doesn't work on my machine using Win2000 and .NET 1.1.  I keep getting a .NET Framework exception:

************** Exception Text **************
System.EntryPointNotFoundException: Unable to find an entry point named PrintWindow in DLL user32.dll.
   at Fabric.external.PrintWindow(IntPtr hwnd, IntPtr hdcBlt, UInt32 nFlags)
   at Fabric.external.GetBMP(IntPtr hwnd)
   at Fabric.SF_Window.Show()
   at Fabric.SF_Object.MoveTo(Int32 xnew, Int32 ynew)
   at Fabric.SF_Window.MoveTo(Int32 x, Int32 y)
   at Fabric.SF_Object.UserMoveTo(Int32 xnew, Int32 ynew, Boolean firstTime)
   at Fabric.SF_Window.UserMoveTo(Int32 xnew, Int32 ynew, Boolean firstTime)
   at Fabric.Fabric.OnTick()
   at Fabric.DrawWnd.OnTick(Object obj, EventArgs ea)
   at System.Windows.Forms.Timer.OnTick(EventArgs e)
   at System.Windows.Forms.Timer.Callback(IntPtr hWnd, Int32 msg, IntPtr idEvent, IntPtr dwTime)


I couldn't seem to find any information relating to requirements for the research downloads.  Maybe I need XP?

i'm there...in the land of 10,000 lakes

PaoloM wrote:

Canada rocks.

That is all

Fish on, dude!

Remember, from a politician's viewpoint there is no such thing as bad press.  Any topic that generates interest or contraversy can somehow be twisted to make the general public form a favorable opinion.

From the land of 10,000 Lakes and Taxes, where an All-Star Wrestler was our governor.

EditPad Pro is my first choice, but it is not free.
Has a handy utility to compare one file to another and highlight the differences in a new file. 

Notepad++ is my second choice and does a fairly good job.

How about a ListView control?

                Dim fntListView As New Font("Lucida Console", 8, FontStyle.Bold, GraphicsUnit.Point)
        Dim lsvSubItems(2) As String '3 columns
        lsvSubItems(0) = "My Data"
        lsvSubItems(1) = "More of my Data"
        lsvSubItems(2) = "Last of my Data"
        ListViewItem = New ListViewItem(lsvSubItems, Nothing, Color.White, Color.Black, fntListView)
        ListView.Items.Add(pListViewItem)
        ListView.EnsureVisible(ListView.Items.Count - 1)

The EnsureVisible will show what you tell it to, without reloading all the data.

I once worked for an industrial company (Company A) that had all employees sign a 1-year non-compete agreement.  One worker left the company and decided to work for a competing company (Company B) up the road.   Company A caught wind of this and decided to take their chances in court.  Company A won the case, and the employee was forced to leave Company B until his 1-year wait was up.  Keep in mind that this wasn't a high-tech workplace and the case was handled in Minnesota.  The employee in question worked for the Sales dept. as an application engineer.

Five years ago, I left that company, to be where I'm at now as a software developer/team leader.  My current employer asked me to sign a non-compete and I outright said 'No'.  It had no effect on me getting or keeping my position. 

Cool!

App: VS 2003/2005
Desc: Being able to develop Windows Mobile applications fast