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Comments by MarkWardell (Top 10 by date)
MarkWardell
3-Jun-15 17:53pm
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Because I am man of word. I said I would and I did. Life is hard enough without adding complexity exceptions. Apologies never have the word but in them also. Have an awesome day! Oh I intend to read all these articles you have written. They look awesome and fascinating.
Kind Regards,
Mark Wardell
MarkWardell
3-Jun-15 17:18pm
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Sascha: This clearly must have been responded to prior to my clear-cut man-sized apology. Everyone is off the hook. Have an awesome day!
MarkWardell
3-Jun-15 16:12pm
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You have been "vouched" for! Awesome! As I indicated I would do : I apologize for my misunderstanding your hi value at cp! Rock on Sergey!
Kind regards
Mark
MarkWardell
3-Jun-15 12:42pm
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No it is a base of TWO. Not baseless. Just a small sample set to the great help you have provided CodeProject. I am sure someone will come to vouch for you after all you have answered THOUSANDS of questions. At that point I will likewise promptly apologize. I will wait for that and stay flexible until then.
Thanks for your time.
Mark Wardell
MarkWardell
3-Jun-15 12:08pm
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Sergey the point of this forum is not opinion but solutions.
Sorry about the "as usual" as I have only seen you answer two questions no more no less. 1) about DDE debugging. and 2) this meaningless answer. So far both times answers were off-topic and unhelpful.
The point here is not to provide opinions as you suggest, but solutions:
So i was wrong to say "as usual." I now further see you answer THOUSANDS of questions here. Surely you have been helpful at some point to somebody. Someone please vouch for Sergey here!! However in my observation from my viewpoint it should read AS ALWAYS. So glad you are open. Also glad to hear that you are concerned what other members think. Also sorry to not provide no meaningful feedback and being so brief.
If you would like to point me to an answer where you have been helpful in solving a problem I will read and re-assess and promptly apologize - Fair Enough?
Mark Wardell
MarkWardell
3-Jun-15 2:53am
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Sergey: As usual no useful information!
MarkWardell
3-Jun-15 1:45am
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Thanks Mostafa!
MarkWardell
15-May-15 21:42pm
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People do not care how much you know until they know how much you care. your reputation may be high here but it it somehow does not seem true compared to a the hard words that easily fly off your keyboard.
MarkWardell
15-May-15 17:37pm
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Tony: First things First! Go to: Control Panel\System and Security\Administrative Tools Click on EventViewer. Now look and see if there are messages from the name of your DataLogger. Yes you are thinking correctly Win Services have a gauntlet of Security Thresholds to pass. Also look at the running Services in the Sevice Control Panel and and start and stop the service and see if there is any different set of behaviors. Then look at Event Viewer again.... IT is a start. Good luck Tony
Mark
MarkWardell
15-May-15 17:30pm
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Sergey: Please reconsider this and ask if you are being helpful here. Thanks, Mark Wardell
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