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christmars 2-May-13 9:50am View    
You are welcome! I should thank you! ;)
-christmars
christmars 2-May-13 3:05am View    
Alright, I see! No, I definitly have no intreast about CHEETING points! They mean nothing to me! I prefer knowleges. Please also understand. :)
Then I would take your advice above from now on.
If you could understand, what I did was, I clicked "I've solved it myself". Then it goes automatically to "Add your solution here". If we want to stop some boring ones who cheat points. Then this is also a stupid design ("I've solved it myself"), I have to say.
Thanks again!
Regards,
christmars
christmars 1-May-13 4:56am View    
Hi dear SA,

>Please stop posting non-answers as "solution". It can give you abuse reports which eventually may lead to cancellation of your >CodeProject membership. And the fact you even self-accepted some formally is just outrageous, a sure way for a ban. I hope you won't do >it after this warning.

Thank you for your kind warning! I thought this is a website where we can freely think and discuss and talk about our own ideas about programing. When you say it is "outrageous" or "a sure way for ban". I'd like to say that all the questions I gave were acturally problems I faced by my work. Only after lots of searchs and tests I got "my" answer. This solves my problem. And I just thought they are helpful when somebody else also handles the same thing.
I would like to ask you, is there any "official set rules" or whatelse by programing? I think programers should think and prove their solutions and make innovations. That's also why codes are so fun. Because there are many ways to solve every one small task. So, if you see the problems in my answers, that points out "it's wrong", please post me and prove it. I'll be very glad to know about it and reject the solution and improve and share it for other friends here. I'll accept the truth, but not the "words"! Futher more, if I saw any better solutions or new right solutions under my questions. There's no doubt that I'll take them as the "solutions". But in fact it doesn't happen until now. I'm looking forward for it! :)



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I konw where they are, thanks for that all the same!
You mean "their", don't you?

I love codeproject because it's a place full of ideas! And I hope we can freely dicuss here for any "questions"!

Best regards from Germany,
christmars
christmars 22-Mar-13 8:34am View    
Thank you for the google-link! :P
christmars 22-Mar-13 8:32am View    
>There is really no point...
there's still point for codeproject here, maybe somebody else needs the answer. It's not only for the OP.
And I have to say, i would be always glad to learn what I still don't know! ;)