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Cybermagellan wrote:



anon wrote: Im downloading now! Mind you, I havent used my AOL software for a while because I had a problem and never got round to fixing it. Maybe you can help Cybermagellan?? Why is it, AOLServiceHost.exe every other day it seems, chews up my CPU? But yeah, I'll give the beta a try and let you know what I think

Depends on what is installed....we've seen in a few orders of installations (two betas and one GM) where it'll eat the CPU. We've seen where if you have AOL Suite and Safety and Security Center with Norton installed it chews the CPU, it's scattered....let me know what you got I can probably tell you why.

Cool, thanks! I have AOL 9 Revision 4156.5014, with Safety and Security suite installed and Nortan antivirus v 7.60.926. So I guess thats why it causes servicehost to hog my processor!

Well, Im really tempted to buy a DS, just because of new super mario brothers. It looks fantastic.

As fot the 360, I didnt expect them the drop the price so soon anyway.

Im downloading now! Mind you, I havent used my AOL software for a while because I had a problem and never got round to fixing it. Maybe you can help Cybermagellan?? Why is it, AOLServiceHost.exe every other day it seems, chews up my CPU?

But yeah, I'll give the beta a try and let you know what I think

2 minutes in paint.

I posted this thread in the Techoff forum, but I really need some help and thought this would get more responses.

Im pretty new to ASP. I have a menu control on my webpage, and a login control. What I would like is to only show a menu item when the user is logged in.

What would be the easiest way to do this? I was thinking about using the IsAuthenticated() method, and if it was true, adding the line of code to the .sitemap file, thus showing the menu item. Would this even work?

Thanks

Hi,

Im pretty new to ASP. I have a menu control on my webpage, and a login control. What I would like is to only show a menu item when the user is logged in.

What would be the easiest way to do this? I was thinking about using the IsAuthenticated() method, and if it was true, adding the line of code to the .sitemap file, thus showing the menu item. Would this even work?

Thanks

I know you have probably tried it, but have you hit F10 to the run the bios recovery ultility?

Im guessing thats going to mean vista slips back again aswell! Surely they cant release vista without office?

Is there a way to change which browser Visual Studio uses when debugging a web application? From what I read in the help files, it uses the default browser, however its not using mine.

I had BT Yahoo browser installed which was the default and so VS used, but I uninstalled that. Now when I try and debug the website, I get the error: "unable to start program 'C:Program Files ~ ybrowser.exe' The system cannot find the file specified."

Anyone come across this error before? IE6 is my default browser. I tried resetting the settings in VS without any luck.