Comments by BillW33 - CodeProject

BillW33 11-Jul-19 13:27pm View

Do not post a response to a solution as a solution. Instead use the "Have a Question or Comment" button to comment on a specific solution.

BillW33 2-Jul-18 9:46am View

Do not post an addition to your question as a "Solution". Instead use the "Improve Question" button to add information to your question.

BillW33 19-Jun-18 10:39am View

You should provide the code where you are using this path so that we can determine what you are trying to do and why it isn't working. For example, if you are using Server.MapPath it is expecting a virtual path, not an actual path.

BillW33 21-Feb-18 14:44pm View

@Member 13689256: We provide help for you to figure out how to do your work. We are not here to do your work for you.

BillW33 21-Feb-18 14:43pm View

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We provide help for you to figure out how to do your work. We are not here to do your work for you.

BillW33 12-Sep-17 15:53pm View

There are several possibilities try reading through: https://forums.asp.net/t/457605.aspx

BillW33 6-Sep-17 16:53pm View

"I have everything I think I need." doesn't tell us very much. Are you able to see CrystalReportsViewer, CyrstalReportsSource, etc. listed in the toolbox? What code are you using to access Crystal Reports?

BillW33 15-Aug-17 10:06am View

You should not add a Solution to respond to someone's comment or to ask a question. Instead use the "Have a Question or Comment" button.

BillW33 5-Dec-16 11:51am View

You should not add a "Solution" to clarify your question. Instead use the "Improve Question" button to add to or clarify your original question.

BillW33 3-Nov-16 10:41am View

You should provide more information, including what control you are using and exactly what error message you are seeing.

BillW33 20-Oct-16 8:59am View

As you are new to CodeProject, I will point out that if a Solution answers your question, you should choose "Accept Answer" and you may also vote high for it.

BillW33 12-Oct-16 17:16pm View

The optimizers that I have seen on their site are closed source. You should ask Wealth Lab specific questions in their forums: https://www.wealth-lab.com/Forum. I have added this to my solution as well.

BillW33 12-Oct-16 15:54pm View

Did you read the PDF on the Create Optimizers link in the Development Guide: http://personal.fidelity.com/products/trading/Trading_Platforms_Tools/pdf/Creating-Optimizers-in-Wealth-Lab-Pro.pdf

BillW33 6-Oct-16 9:13am View

You should not post a comment to a solution as a "Solution". Add a comment to a solution by pressing the "Have a Question or Comment?" button. Also posting a comment will notify the author of the solution that you have posted something so they know to respond.

BillW33 4-Oct-16 12:42pm View

As Phillippe said, formatting your code block makes it far more readable. I took the liberty of formatting your code block for you. Note how much easier it is to read now.

BillW33 13-Sep-16 13:44pm View

I agree that the first version of the question was poor, however your "solution" should still be a comment on how to improve the question; it does not answer anything.

BillW33 6-Sep-16 10:08am View

I have updated my solution to describe the effect of the {}

BillW33 2-Sep-16 14:31pm View

I have updated my solution with additional explanation.

BillW33 15-Jul-16 10:07am View

You should not add a "Solution" to clarify your question. Instead use the "Improve Question" button to add to or clarify your original question.

BillW33 22-Dec-15 15:42pm View

You should not add a "Solution" to clarify your question. Instead use the "Improve Question" button to add to or clarify your original question.

BillW33 8-Sep-15 9:49am View

Why don't you ask on the telerik forums at http://www.telerik.com/forums

BillW33 3-Sep-15 12:09pm View

Posting your code will be more helpful than posting an image of your screen.

BillW33 29-Apr-15 15:41pm View

I assume you mean WCF (Windows Communication Foundation)?

BillW33 27-Apr-15 10:50am View

You should not post a comment to a solution or an addition to your question/solution as a "Solution". Either add a comment to a previous solution by pressing the "Have a Question or Comment?" button or update your question by using the "Improve question" button. I thought you should know why this might get downvoted.

BillW33 24-Apr-15 12:16pm View

You should not post a comment to a solution or an addition to your question as a "Solution". Either add a comment to a previous solution by pressing the "Have a Question or Comment?" button or update your question by using the "Improve question" button. I thought you should know why this might get downvoted.

BillW33 2-Mar-15 16:31pm View

This is related to your question at http://www.codeproject.com/Questions/882141/emulator-of-android-dose-not-appear?arn=9
If you want to add information to that it by pressing the "Have a Question or Comment?" button or update your question by using the "Improve question" button. Do not create a new question.

BillW33 27-Jan-15 10:29am View

I edited my answer to make it more clear. As I stated, even if you have included the interop in your installer you still need to have your program check during runtime to determine if Office is installed. Read the links in the answer to see how to check for the presence of Office.

BillW33 18-Dec-14 16:26pm View

It is possible to plot a graph and print files using all three of those languages. That is pretty basic functionality. You should use the language with which you are the most familiar.

BillW33 9-Dec-14 9:53am View

You should not post a comment to a solution or an addition to your question as a "Solution". Either add a comment to a previous solution by pressing the "Have a Question or Comment?" button or update your question by using the "Improve question" button. I did not vote, but I thought you should know why this might be downvoted.

BillW33 4-Dec-14 15:14pm View

Do you want each class that uses Employee to use a different instance of Employee or do you want them to all use the same instance of Employee?

BillW33 2-Dec-14 11:11am View

You should not post a comment to a solution or an addition to your question as a "Solution". Either add a comment to a previous solution by pressing the "Have a Question or Comment?" button or update your question by using the "Improve question" button. I did not vote, but I thought you should know why this might be downvoted.

BillW33 17-Oct-14 12:26pm View

The previous software could serialize and compress, and then decompress and de-serialize the Dictionary<int, dictionary<double,="" list<double="">>> Table. The original software saves the data to a database, not a file. However, I have checked the non-compressed data of the original program and compared it to the non-compressed data of the current program and the starting data is the same.

BillW33 7-Jul-14 16:30pm View

1. I agree. As I said I did not create the table. Yes, enclosing in square brackets is the recommended fix, but I got it to work in LINQPad both with and without using the square brackets.
2. I tried CONVERT, but it didn't help. The problem was, as pointed out by Richard Deeming, that the times did not precisely match.

BillW33 7-Jul-14 16:25pm View

The problem was the time not being precisely 3:35:26 PM. Yes, the unambiguous date format is better, but I got it working even without that. If you put your comment in the form of a solution I will mark it as the answer.
I found that the following did what I needed:
DELETE FROM FtirSpectrum WHERE DateTime >= '2014-07-03T15:35:26' AND DateTime < '2014-07-03T15:35:27'
Just for fun I tried the following query which worked despite not having unambiguous datetime formats:
select *
from tableName
where DateTime >= '2014-07-03T15:35:26' AND DateTime < '2014-07-03T15:35:27'

BillW33 2-Jul-14 14:16pm View

You should not post a comment to a solution or an addition to your question as a "Solution". Either add a comment to a previous solution by pressing the "Have a Question or Comment?" button or update your question by using the "Improve question" button.

BillW33 17-Jun-14 11:41am View

You should not post a comment to a solution or an addition to your question as a "Solution". Either add a comment to a previous solution by pressing the "Have a Question or Comment?" button or update your question by using the "Improve question" button. I did not vote, but I thought you should know why this might be downvoted.

BillW33 16-Jun-14 16:46pm View

You should not post a comment to a solution or an addition to your question as a "Solution". Either add a comment to a previous solution by pressing the "Have a Question or Comment?" button or update your question by using the "Improve question" button. I did not vote, but I thought you should know why this might be downvoted.

BillW33 14-May-14 14:08pm View

You should not post a comment to a solution or an addition to your question as a "Solution". Either add a comment to a previous solution by pressing the "Have a Question or Comment?" button or update your question by using the "Improve question" button. I did not vote, but I thought you should know why this might be downvoted.

BillW33 26-Mar-14 16:53pm View

You should not post a comment to a solution or an addition to your question as a "Solution". Either add a comment to a previous solution by pressing the "Have a Question or Comment?" button or update your question by using the "Improve question" button. I did not vote, but I thought you should know why this might be downvoted.

BillW33 28-Feb-14 15:28pm View

You should not post a comment to a solution or an addition to your question as a "Solution". Either add a comment to a previous solution by pressing the "Have a Question or Comment?" button or update your question by using the "Improve question" button. I did not vote, but I thought you should know why this might be downvoted.

BillW33 11-Feb-14 10:06am View

Do you know how to step through the code and examine the value of the variables?

BillW33 8-Jan-14 7:53am View

You should not post a comment to a solution or an addition to your question as a "Solution". Either add a comment to a previous solution by pressing the "Have a Question or Comment?" button or update your question by using the "Improve question" button.

BillW33 13-Dec-13 11:18am View

You have one add method that takes an int and one add method that takes a float, but you are calling the add method [add(10.20,60.1)] with doubles. When you write a decimal number such as 10.20 the compiler treats it as a double unless you put an f after it to tell the compiler that the number is a float. That is why Ron Beyer recommended using "add(10.2f, 60.1f)".

BillW33 6-Dec-13 9:17am View

You should not post a comment to a solution or an addition to your question as a "Solution". Either add a comment to a previous solution by pressing the "Have a Question or Comment?" button or update your question by using the "Improve question" button. I did not vote, but I thought you should know why this might be downvoted.

BillW33 5-Dec-13 16:17pm View

The C++ language and the code written in that language, is independent of the platform.
The compiled program created from the C++ code is platform dependent.

BillW33 5-Dec-13 8:57am View

Glad to help and thanks for accepting the answer. :)

BillW33 3-Dec-13 12:58pm View

You should include your code for your Entity class, especially Entity.Attraction. We need more info to figure out what is going on.

BillW33 15-Nov-13 12:10pm View

You should not post a comment to a solution or an addition to your question as a "Solution". Either add a comment to a previous solution by pressing the "Have a Question or Comment?" button or update your question by using the "Improve question" button.

BillW33 15-Nov-13 10:50am View

Show us the code you have written so far and tell us any specific problems you are having, then we can give you specific answers.

BillW33 7-Nov-13 9:02am View

You are very welcome. :)

BillW33 31-Oct-13 12:45pm View

You should not post a comment to a solution or an addition to your question as a "Solution". Either add a comment to a previous solution by pressing the "Have a Question or Comment?" button or update your question by using the "Improve question" button. I did not vote, but I thought you should know why this might be downvoted.

BillW33 24-Oct-13 17:05pm View

You should not post a comment to a solution or an addition to your question as a "Solution". Either add a comment to a previous solution by pressing the "Have a Question or Comment?" button or update your question by using the "Improve question" button. I did not vote, but I thought you should know why this might be downvoted.

BillW33 18-Oct-13 16:40pm View

You should not post a comment to a solution or an addition to your question as a "Solution". Either add a comment to a previous solution by pressing the "Have a Question or Comment?" button or update your question by using the "Improve question" button.

BillW33 18-Oct-13 13:44pm View

@ridoy: Sad, but true :(

BillW33 18-Oct-13 13:43pm View

@Kenneth Haugland: The problem is those who refuse to Google will never find your article, let alone read it. ;):)

BillW33 18-Oct-13 13:42pm View

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The problem is those who refuse to Google will never find your article, let alone read it. ;):)

BillW33 18-Oct-13 13:06pm View

Thanks, I don't usually just tell folk to Google the answer; I reckon that by Friday I am tired of no effort questions.

BillW33 17-Oct-13 16:00pm View

If you would post the section of your code that is actually generating the error we would be able to be more specific in how to fix it.

BillW33 7-Oct-13 16:34pm View

You should not post a comment to a solution or an addition to your question as a "Solution". Either add a comment to a previous solution by pressing the "Have a Question or Comment?" button or update your question by using the "Improve question" button. I did not vote, but I thought you should know why this might be downvoted.

BillW33 7-Oct-13 14:21pm View

There is a difference between helping and giving you complete code. If you want help, please post what you have tried so far and tell us exactly where you are having problems.

BillW33 6-Oct-13 11:53am View

Thanks, I'm always learning new stuff too ;):)

BillW33 4-Oct-13 11:35am View

You should not post a comment to a solution or an addition to your question as a "Solution". Either add a comment to a previous solution by pressing the "Have a Question or Comment?" button or update your question by using the "Improve question" button.

BillW33 4-Oct-13 9:08am View

I will update my answer again with more information. If any of these solutions help you then you should vote them up. If any of these solutions answer your question you should mark it as the solution so that your question gets off the unanswered question list.

BillW33 3-Oct-13 9:10am View

Oh, I see, you are confused about how a a static class member is initialized. I will update my answer to better explain this part.

BillW33 1-Oct-13 14:07pm View

You should not post a comment to a solution or an addition to your question as a "Solution". Either add a comment to a previous solution by pressing the "Have a Question or Comment?" button or update your question by using the "Improve question" button. I did not vote, but I thought you should know why this might be downvoted.

BillW33 28-Sep-13 21:02pm View

Sorry, I meant to direct it to Acusu, I have fixed that.

BillW33 27-Sep-13 15:55pm View

@Acusu: If this solution answered your question you should mark it as the solution and upvote it. :)

BillW33 27-Sep-13 15:46pm View

You should not post a comment to a solution or an addition to your question as a "Solution". Either add a comment to a previous solution by pressing the "Have a Question or Comment?" button or update your question by using the "Improve question" button.

BillW33 27-Sep-13 14:37pm View

You should not post a comment to a solution or an addition to your question as a "Solution". Either add a comment to a previous solution by pressing the "Have a Question or Comment?" button or update your question by using the "Improve question" button. I did not vote, but I thought you should know why this might be downvoted.
If you reply to someone else's solution they get an e-mail notifying them. This does not happen if you post a solution. Also people do not look in the solutions for more questions.

BillW33 24-Sep-13 16:17pm View

Your question is very unclear. A compiler generates an exe. Do you really want the source code for a compiler? You have this tagged for both C# and VB, are you asking for source code in both programming languages?

BillW33 24-Sep-13 16:16pm View

You should not post a comment to a solution or an addition to your question as a "Solution". Either add a comment to a previous solution by pressing the "Have a Question or Comment?" button or update your question by using the "Improve question" button. I thought you should know why this might be downvoted.

BillW33 23-Sep-13 12:21pm View

Post the code that you have tried so far and we will be happy to help you fix any issues you may have. We are not here to do all your work for you.

BillW33 17-Sep-13 16:40pm View

DataTable parse is a good one, +5

BillW33 17-Sep-13 10:04am View

As Dave Kreskowiak said, you need to post it here.

BillW33 13-Sep-13 12:31pm View

Reason for my vote of 3 \n OK, as far as it goes, but as johannesnestler said, there is a lot more to snippets. Also, as it is this is rather short for an article.

BillW33 13-Sep-13 11:36am View

You should not post a comment to a solution or an addition to your question as a "Solution". Either add a comment to a previous solution by pressing the "Have a Question or Comment?" button or update your question by using the "Improve question" button. I did not vote, but I thought you should know why this might be downvoted.

BillW33 11-Sep-13 16:23pm View

As Dave Kresklwiak said posting code samples would greatly help us to diagnose what is going on. Especially where you are creating and "disposing" of those strings.

BillW33 30-Aug-13 11:27am View

You should not post a comment to a solution or an addition to your question as a "Solution". Either add a comment to a previous solution by pressing the "Have a Question or Comment?" button or update your question by using the "Improve question" button. I did not vote, but I thought you should know why this might be downvoted.

BillW33 22-Aug-13 9:55am View

If you want people to diagnose what is wrong with your code it would be very helpful if you showed the part of your code that is generating the error.

BillW33 12-Jul-13 14:14pm View

You should not post a comment to a solution or an addition to your question as a "Solution". Either add a comment to a previous solution by pressing the "Have a Question or Comment?" button or update your question by using the "Improve question" button. I did not vote, but I thought you should know why this might be downvoted.

BillW33 23-May-13 11:58am View

You should not post a comment to a solution or an addition to your question as a "Solution". Either add a comment to a previous solution by pressing the "Have a Question or Comment?" button or update your question by using the "Improve question" button. I did not vote, but I thought you should know why this might be downvoted.

BillW33 23-May-13 10:47am View

I understand, which is why I didn't vote it down. :)

BillW33 23-May-13 9:51am View

You should not post a comment as a "Solution". Instead use the "Have a Question or Comment?" button. I did not vote, but I thought you should know why this may be downvoted.

BillW33 2-May-13 15:19pm View

You should not post a comment to a solution or an addition to your question as a "Solution". Either add a comment to a previous solution by pressing the "Have a Question or Comment?" button or update your question by using the "Improve question" button. I did not vote, but I thought you should know why this is being downvoted.

BillW33 12-Apr-13 17:27pm View

I added some more details to my solution.

BillW33 12-Apr-13 15:28pm View

Good answer and good comment on the quality of the UI. :) +5

BillW33 9-Apr-13 10:56am View

You should not post a comment to a solution or an addition to your question as a "Solution". Either add a comment to a previous solution by pressing the "Have a Question or Comment?" button or update your question by using the "Improve question" button. I did not vote, but I thought you should know why this is being downvoted.

BillW33 1-Apr-13 14:34pm View

I don't know why someone gave you a 1 vote; have a 5 from me :)

BillW33 1-Apr-13 14:32pm View

Try writing the query yourself then folk will be glad to help you with any problems you have.

BillW33 1-Apr-13 14:31pm View

Try writing the query yourself then folk will be glad to help you with any problems you have.

BillW33 6-Mar-13 12:37pm View

I don't know why you got a 1 vote, I countered with a 5.

BillW33 6-Mar-13 12:34pm View

Some useful links; +5

BillW33 6-Mar-13 11:42am View

Good explanation of what needs to be done; +5

BillW33 28-Feb-13 17:18pm View

You should not post a comment to a solution or an addition to your question as a "Solution". You can add a comment to a solution by pressing the "Have a Question or Comment?" button. I did not vote, but I thought you should know why this might be downvoted.

BillW33 26-Feb-13 16:54pm View

As SA already noted, you should not post a comment to a solution or an addition to your question as a "Solution". You can add a comment to a solution by pressing the "Have a Question or Comment?" button. I did not vote, but I thought you should know why this might be downvoted.

BillW33 25-Feb-13 13:06pm View

I'm glad you were able to figure this out. You should mark this as the answer as the solution so the question will get off of the "unanswered" list.

BillW33 3-Jan-13 17:00pm View

Very fine answer; +5

BillW33 28-Dec-12 15:33pm View

You should not post a comment to a solution or question as a "Solution". Instead add a comment by pressing the "Have a Question or Comment?" button.

BillW33 13-Dec-12 11:39am View

You should not post a comment to a solution or question as a "Solution". Instead add a comment to the question by pressing the "Have a Question or Comment?" button. I did not vote, but I thought you should know why this is being downvoted.

BillW33 6-Dec-12 16:58pm View

You should not post a comment to a solution or an addition to your question as a "Solution". You can add a comment to a solution by pressing the "Have a Question or Comment?" button. I did not vote, but I thought you should know why this might be downvoted.

BillW33 3-Dec-12 17:32pm View

Nice answer, +5

BillW33 3-Dec-12 16:50pm View

No problem, and thanks :)

BillW33 1-Dec-12 6:51am View

I know my explanation is not perfect, but I thought it was worth more than a one.

BillW33 1-Dec-12 6:50am View

Much better than my explanation; +5

BillW33 29-Nov-12 9:49am View

Very nice, +5

BillW33 27-Nov-12 9:29am View

You should not post a comment to a solution or an addition to your question as a "Solution". You can add a comment to a solution by pressing the "Have a Question or Comment?" button. I did not vote, but I thought you should know why this might be downvoted.

BillW33 15-Nov-12 6:11am View

I'm glad my answer was helpful. You should mark it as the answer so that this question gets removed from the unanswered questions list. Also, it would be nice if your rated the answer; 1 star is bad, 5 stars is good. :)

BillW33 2-Nov-12 9:14am View

Very good answer, +5

BillW33 30-Oct-12 12:12pm View

The last statement does not have a semicolon ";" at the end, is that your error?

BillW33 26-Oct-12 14:45pm View

An execellent, informative answer, for a simplistic question. +5

BillW33 25-Oct-12 17:01pm View

Execellent answer, +5

BillW33 24-Oct-12 7:27am View

Did you read the links that I posted?

BillW33 18-Oct-12 9:20am View

@Ayoub, you should not post a comment to a solution or question as a "Solution". Instead add a comment to the question by pressing the "Have a Question or Comment?" button. I did not vote, but I thought you should know why this might be downvoted.

BillW33 17-Oct-12 16:32pm View

You should not post a comment to a solution or question as a "Solution". Instead add a comment to the question by pressing the "Have a Question or Comment?" button. I did not vote, but I thought you should know why this might be downvoted.

BillW33 18-Sep-12 10:24am View

You should not post a comment to a solution or question as a "Solution". Instead add a comment to the question by pressing the "Have a Question or Comment?" button. I did not vote, but I thought you should know why this is being downvoted.

BillW33 11-Sep-12 17:06pm View

Very fine answer, +5

BillW33 11-Sep-12 14:54pm View

You should not post a comment to a solution or an addition to your question as a "Solution". Either add a comment to a previous solution by pressing the "Have a Question or Comment?" button or update your question by using the "Improve question" button. I did not vote, but I thought you should know why this might be downvoted.

BillW33 11-Sep-12 8:45am View

I have to agree List<t> is way better than ArrayList; +5

BillW33 10-Sep-12 13:50pm View

You should not post a comment to a solution or an addition to your question as a "Solution". Either add a comment to a previous solution by pressing the "Have a Question or Comment?" button or update your question by using the "Improve question" button. I did not vote, but I thought you should know why this is being downvoted.

BillW33 10-Sep-12 13:24pm View

That may be, but the OP's question is tagged for C# so it should work for him. :)

BillW33 10-Sep-12 9:49am View

Very fine answer, Martijn, +5

BillW33 9-Sep-12 8:38am View

I agree with Chuck O'Toole; the thread info that you posted have nothing to do with your problems. You should have posted in your question that you were not doing any threading yourself and not asked us to guess at your code. You can get much faster and more useful answers if you include better information in your questions.

BillW33 9-Sep-12 8:11am View

Very fine answer, +5

BillW33 9-Sep-12 8:10am View

Converting to another language first doesn't really help, it just makes for more work.

BillW33 5-Sep-12 14:08pm View

Very fine answer and tip; +5

BillW33 3-Sep-12 10:27am View

If one of the solutions given answers your question you should mark it as the answer so that this question gets removed from the list of unanswered questions.

BillW33 2-Sep-12 11:12am View

Lots of good links; +5

BillW33 2-Sep-12 11:09am View

Yes, you should study IPC.

BillW33 31-Aug-12 16:19pm View

Short & sweet, +5

BillW33 30-Aug-12 13:58pm View

First you need to specify the CPU being emulated and the format of the .asm
files.
Second, this sounds like a homework assignment.

BillW33 30-Aug-12 9:05am View

If a solution has answered your question please accept a solution, so that this question goes off the unanswered list or if you are still having problems, ask.

BillW33 29-Aug-12 13:02pm View

Post your source code and exactly where you are having a problem then someone will be able to help you.

BillW33 29-Aug-12 11:31am View

Did this help you to figure it out or do you still have questions?

BillW33 28-Aug-12 12:59pm View

I updated my answer to give more detail on how to use it. I also added a link which provides more explanation of cvSmooth.

BillW33 28-Aug-12 10:31am View

I did not explain my reasoning very clearly. I have improved my explanation.

BillW33 24-Aug-12 8:50am View

You should not post a comment to a solution or an addition to your question as a "Solution". Either add a comment to a previous solution by pressing the "Have a Question or Comment?" button or update your question by using the "Improve question" button. I did not vote, but I thought you should know why this is being downvoted.

BillW33 24-Aug-12 8:47am View

For future reference, it would be better to add code to your original question by using the "Improve question" button.

BillW33 21-Aug-12 12:37pm View

If it gives you the solution you need you should mark it as the answer.

BillW33 21-Aug-12 12:28pm View

Look at the second link that I just added.

BillW33 21-Aug-12 12:23pm View

Nice answer, +5

BillW33 21-Aug-12 9:28am View

You should not post a comment to a solution as a "Solution". Instead add a comment to a previous solution by pressing the "Have a Question or Comment?" button. I did not vote, but I thought you should know why this is being downvoted.

BillW33 16-Aug-12 15:37pm View

Nice explanation, +5

BillW33 16-Aug-12 9:10am View

Regular expressions are great! This is also a good answer, +5 :)

BillW33 16-Aug-12 9:04am View

This sounds like a homework assignment. We are not here to do your homework for you.

BillW33 15-Aug-12 16:46pm View

Very good answer, +5

BillW33 15-Aug-12 16:40pm View

Very nice answer, +5

BillW33 15-Aug-12 8:55am View

Nice answer, +5 :)

BillW33 15-Aug-12 8:51am View

You do not provide enough information and you do not have a working link to anything.

BillW33 14-Aug-12 16:45pm View

Yeah, I've noticed that too. :)

BillW33 14-Aug-12 13:08pm View

Your answer is not worthy of a one, have a 5 in compenstion. :)

BillW33 14-Aug-12 13:06pm View

I can't see why you got a 1 for that. Have a 5 in compensation. :)

BillW33 14-Aug-12 9:29am View

Good answer, you get a 5 :)

BillW33 14-Aug-12 9:16am View

Another good answer, +5

BillW33 14-Aug-12 9:16am View

Good answer, +5

BillW33 13-Aug-12 14:55pm View

Good explanation, +5

BillW33 13-Aug-12 14:51pm View

Good answer, +5

BillW33 13-Aug-12 12:28pm View

Try writing some code for this then if you have a problem come back with a specific question.

BillW33 13-Aug-12 10:03am View

Use the red X to the right of "Improve question" at the bottom right of the question to actually delete the question.

BillW33 10-Aug-12 16:14pm View

Very fine answer, +5

BillW33 10-Aug-12 13:00pm View

Good answer, +5

BillW33 10-Aug-12 8:53am View

That's nice. Exactly what is your question? Can you show us the code for what you have tried so far?

BillW33 8-Aug-12 15:57pm View

You should not post a comment to a solution as a "Solution". Instead add a comment to a previous solution by pressing the "Have a Question or Comment?" button. I did not vote, but I thought you should know why this is being downvoted.

BillW33 8-Aug-12 8:58am View

Glad to help. :)

BillW33 7-Aug-12 11:28am View

Your solution does not deserve a 1, have a 5 :)

BillW33 7-Aug-12 9:47am View

You should not post a comment to a question as a "Solution". Instead add a comment to a the question by pressing the "Have a Question or Comment?" button below the solution. I did not vote, but I thought you should know why this is being downvoted.

BillW33 7-Aug-12 9:31am View

@Amarnath, To bookmark a solution click the icon that looks like a star with a plus sign at the bottom right of the solution.

BillW33 6-Aug-12 9:21am View

Nice references, +5

BillW33 6-Aug-12 9:21am View

Good explanation, +5

BillW33 3-Aug-12 9:02am View

Its still a good answer so have a +5 anyway :)

BillW33 2-Aug-12 17:00pm View

I agree with enhzflep, a very fine answer. +5

BillW33 2-Aug-12 8:48am View

More good references, +5

BillW33 2-Aug-12 8:47am View

Good references, +5

BillW33 1-Aug-12 9:13am View

Another good answer, +5

BillW33 1-Aug-12 9:13am View

Good answer, +5

BillW33 31-Jul-12 9:49am View

You should not post an addition to your question as a "Solution". Instead update your question by using the "Improve question" button.

BillW33 30-Jul-12 12:39pm View

Nice answer, +5

BillW33 27-Jul-12 8:47am View

Good explanation, helpful without actually writing the code for the OP. +5

BillW33 26-Jul-12 17:17pm View

Very nice answer, +5 :)

BillW33 26-Jul-12 10:01am View

Good advice, worth a +5.

BillW33 25-Jul-12 12:18pm View

Good answer, +5.

BillW33 25-Jul-12 12:16pm View

Decent answer, upvoted :)

BillW33 25-Jul-12 10:16am View

Trim is a good idea, +5.

BillW33 25-Jul-12 10:00am View

Very nice answer, +5

BillW33 24-Jul-12 16:45pm View

You should not post a comment to a solution as a "Solution". Instead add a comment to a previous solution by pressing the "Have a Question or Comment?" button.

BillW33 23-Jul-12 9:28am View

You should not post a comment to a solution as a "Solution". Instead add a comment to a previous solution by pressing the "Have a Question or Comment?" button. I did not vote, but I thought you should know why this is being downvoted.

BillW33 18-Jul-12 11:18am View

Very nice answer, +5 :)

BillW33 18-Jul-12 11:11am View

You need to add your code, including the code in the textChange event handler. Use the "Improve question" button to add your code.

BillW33 2-Jul-12 15:33pm View

Looks like a good answer, +5 from me.

BillW33 2-Jul-12 9:13am View

Good link, +5

BillW33 25-Jun-12 9:47am View

Good info, +5

BillW33 25-Jun-12 9:47am View

Good answer, +5

BillW33 22-Jun-12 13:02pm View

Good answer, +5.

BillW33 21-Jun-12 14:35pm View

You should not post a comment to a solution or an addition to your question as a "Solution". Either add a comment to a previous solution by pressing the "Have a Question or Comment?" button or update your question by using the "Improve question" button.

BillW33 21-Jun-12 12:38pm View

Worthy of +5 :)

BillW33 21-Jun-12 10:16am View

Good answer Jochen, +5.

BillW33 21-Jun-12 10:11am View

You should not post a comment to a solution or an addition to your question as a "Solution". Either add a comment to a previous solution by pressing the "Have a Question or Comment?" button or update your question by using the "Improve question" button.

BillW33 20-Jun-12 16:29pm View

Good answer, +5 :)

BillW33 19-Jun-12 14:34pm View

You should not post a comment to a solution or an addition to your question as a "Solution". Either add a comment to a previous solution by pressing the "Have a Question or Comment?" button or update your question by using the "Improve question" button.

BillW33 19-Jun-12 14:27pm View

You would get a more useful response if you posted the code where you have tried to send to multiple e-mail addresses.

BillW33 19-Jun-12 14:13pm View

I like your answer, +5 :)

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