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I think you need to look into clearing the logs with PowerShell and make an icon to invoke the script when you want to do that.

You can see if ARIN has a web service or form you can post an http request to with the IP address you want to lookup, i.e. http://www.arin.net/whois/

RegEx is designed around matching patterns on single lines. You can hack it to work on multiple lines but like steveo says it's probably the not the solution for this problem. You need write a multi line processor separating the headers (noted by the blank line), capture all of the encoded text looking for a line containing the marker, i.e. IndexOf('---marker----') <> -1, capture the beginning of that line up until the marker and you're done.

You were relying on a compiler syntax bug and now VS2008 is helping you. In some inherited code, I can't believe how much syntax slack the VB2003 compiler wasn't catching which the VB2005 compiler did. I wonder if there's more surprises in the VB2008 compiler. Looks like this is the same situation in C# or C++ above. I should extract my C# code and test it under C# 2008. I still can't move some other C++ off 2003 because of ATL changes.

Have you applied all service packs?

Are you saying your job is hard?

That thread is about upgrading to VMware Workstation 6, are you upgrading? What version of WS6 are you installing? The latest is 6.02. When you install under Vista are you right-clicking the icon and selecting "Run as Administrator"?

That goes back to the old Windows 95 == Mac '89 days. To Apple, Microsoft has never caught up to the MacOS UI. OS X 10.0/1 over Win2000, OS X 10.2/3 over XP and 10.4/5 over Vista. It's nothing new. When Se7en is released, it will be "trumped" by OS X 10.6/7

Channel9 for VMware: http://communities.vmware.com/

If you have to ask...