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I would to prefer to rename "Visual C++" to like:
General C++
C++/MFC/Win32
C++
I think the second option would be better. I think if this is going to be renamed, then there "wouldn't" be any confusion, at least not right away
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Any chances of adding a print link for printer-friendly messages? One option would be to allow all messages in a page to be printed.
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I am now going to change mobile from Sony Ericsson 610 to a LG U800.
I just love the CP-skin and want it on my new LG!!!
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Hiya all,
I'm new to this forum/site and was wondering if this is just all windows oriented.... i'm a unix guy myself and was hoping to find anything on that subject.
Is it an idea to start such a thing ?
Regards,
fr34k3r
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fr34k3r wrote: I'm new to this forum/site and was wondering if this is just all windows oriented.... i'm a unix guy myself and was hoping to find anything on that subject.
This site is focused on Microsoft technologies. I guess the furthest in to Unix you'll get is a discussion on Microsoft Services for Unix.
fr34k3r wrote: Is it an idea to start such a thing ?
I am sure there are many sites on the internet for Unix developers. None as good as this obviously. 
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How about this forum?
"Take only what you need and leave the land as you found it." - Native American Proverb
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I have noticed, that some questions appear in Visual C++ and asking how to make something in linux (General question).
If you realy want badly to get anser, then try there, but i can't garanture a succsess and you can also get a bad vote.
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 Hi,
Lot of things here belong to Microsoft Technologies like MFC,VC++,VB,C#,.Net. So,You better search a linux forum. But always we could compare both OS features and equivalent concepts like DLL and Shared Libraries.
Karthikeyan MOC
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i asked a while back if CP would be selling VS 05, and Chris replied in the affirmative.
Any news on this ? the release date is fast approaching.
Cleek | Image Toolkits | Thumbnail maker
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I would also be interested to know what versions CP is going to sell. I am interested in getting the standard version.
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We've been asking Microsoft pretty much every day for an update and the answer has been "we'll let you know". We'll definitely make a large noise about it as soon as we know. I wish I could tell you more... 
cheers,
Chris Maunder
CodeProject.com : C++ MVP
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Domain Type Class TTL Answer codeproject.com. A IN 3600 209.171.52.99
Looking up at ns.dundas.com.... Reports 1 A record(s). 21ms.
Looking up at ns1.easydns.com.... Reports a server failure. 41785903ms.
Looking up at ns2.dundas.com.... Timed out.
Looking up at ns2.easydns.com.... Reports a server failure. 41785903ms.
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...and we now have a new DNS. Thanks for your help in this, Albert.
cheers,
Chris Maunder
CodeProject.com : C++ MVP
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For example, after clicking [New Message] to post this, I had to click refresh 6 times to get past "Service Unavailable" error pages
Seriously, this has reached the point where this site is now a "last resort" instead of the "first stop" when I need something. Probably not what you have envisioned as a successful business model.
Sure, it costs money to run a site like this. I think everyone understands that. However, you need to have a good balance between flashy ads and usability.
The frustrating thing is that I know there is great content here, so I keep coming back. If what I've experienced today continues, I'm afraid I'll have to look elsewhere or do without.
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Our firewall has been reporting a series of DoS attacks which combined with some network hardware failures in the hosting facility has caused us a great deal of pain.
We're doing what we can.
cheers,
Chris Maunder
CodeProject.com : C++ MVP
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Chris, thanks for the explanation. In addition to the h/w problem, responsiveness has been deteriorating steadily over at least several months.
codeproject is suggested on various dev related newsgroups, but "thanks, but no thanks" is an increasingly frequent response.
I'm not trying to dig, I just want you to have an accurate picture of reality.
I haven't done any real testing myself, but the note re: DNS sounds plausible. 99% of the many errors I receive navigating to and around codeproject are report as DNS errors.
Good Luck getting everything in order.
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Things are working great today Chris! I hope it's not a fluke!
Thanks for fixing it
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I agree with you 100%. It took three tries to open the Codeproject.com home page, and only after waiting a minute and ten seconds. The first two attempts timed out.
Now for some suggested solutions: 1) Pipe Boost (reviewed by Ian Ippolito of PSC (here in Tampa, FL btw) and 2) ASP.NET solution optimized for high volume sites like DNN.
I don't know if Codeproject has considered the Pipe Boost solution reviewed by Ian Ippolito here: http://www.planet-source-code.com/vb/scripts/ShowCode.asp?txtCodeId=7164&lngWId=4[^] but apparently, he loves it. He has some great performance graphs showing performance before & after he utilized the Pipe Boost Solution.
My suggestion, dump the ASP legacy code, and import all your stuff into a DNN based solution. DNN is so much more elegant and is capable of serving any load of users, scaled horizontally across a web farm, whatever. DNN finally has an outstanding forum sub-project (although not quite as cool as this one, it could be). Plus, I am confident all the existing content could be ported to DNN by a relatively small team of properly motivated coders.
My 2cents...
This is a test of the emergency broadcast system. In the event of an actual emergency, this test would have been followed by important news and information. Again, this was only a test.
The Management
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clicking "sign out" doesn't work for me here - I remain signed in.
I have no other terminal to check, and I am behind a proxy, so this might be a local issue.
This is a public terminal - so if you see me asking programming questions in the lounge, it wasn't me 
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No problems here. Try to close all browser, then delete Cookies, then check if you are sign in.
If you still have a problem, please tell me what browser do you use
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I noticed that your admin messages have been deleted from thr lounge, at all it kinda annoying in front of all messages, so can you make a separator to separate them ( the admin message and the regular messages ), and please don't delete the message in the C#, and the ASP.NET sections, because really many of the users post there, don't know these rules.
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The whole point of admin messages is that they are there to be noticed.
cheers,
Chris Maunder
CodeProject.com : C++ MVP
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Furty wrote: Is it kocher to blatantly advertise control libraries in the discussion threads that accompany articles?
I'd say no. Hopefully the editors will purge those messages. Mind you, got to give the guy credit for the most eloquent worded spam.
Michael
CP Blog [^] Development Blog [^]
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