I must have missed something. That looks like it’s talking entirely about external USB flash disks. Where does it talk about how hard drives with integrated...
I guess we must not be talking about the same thing... I was talking about ReadyBoost. I have no idea whether Vista intends to do anything special with disk...
ReadyDrive is the marketing term for the hybrid drive features of Vista. http://blogs.msdn.com/ianm/archive/2006/04/06/569715.aspx "Faster startup time" is the...
... Apparently not. I was replying to what Shawn wrote about. He was talking about ReadyDrive. I was wondering whether flash in these ReadyDrive integrated...
I'm developing a simple web service using WSE 3.0. I'd like a way for the caller to pass an ID string (similar to an http user-agent) transparently to the...
I am currently planning to do some video's that I want to charge for (not pr0n) and I wanted to see if anyone knew of a decent service that would do the...
... A shame, really. :) ... Not me, but... ... ...I set up a pokey little 'Buy Now' button on a web site I manage just last weekend. I've never done anything...
Hey all, Something seems to be haywire with my Word spell check function: dissatisfied dissatisified The second variation is incorrect... but is not flagged by...
It took me a lot longer than it should have to realise this can be done: C:> doskey search=start "" "http://www.mamma.com/Mamma?query=$*" C:> search real...
Its flagged by my Word, check Format, Styles and Formatting, in the bottom select Styles and custom, click on Styles, in the lable under preview it will say...
Ok... I think I'm losing it... now Word is showing it as misspelled (underlined and with F7 spell check). I swear it wasn't before! Honest! Thanks all! Rob ...
Hi Rob, I didn't get it flagged either, when I just put them on top of each other, like you said: dissatisfied dissatisified But if I put them into a sentence:...
... To answer my own question, it appears that the context name/value pairs are only used to transfer data between layers on the client or server, not across...
in c#, if i have a list of dates in format: 2006/09/01 02:57:16 what's the easiest way to sort them by date? can i do something like create datetime objects...
and u can do this because DateTime objects know how to compare to each other, correct? i guess craig was also right, a simple string compare if it stays in...
I have always wondered why the US date format (mm/dd/yyyy) is so illogically (:P) different from ours (dd/mm/yyyy - South African, and I guess a few European...
How about List<DateTime> dates = new List<DateTime>(); dates.Add( new DateTime(2006,9,10)); dates.Add( new DateTime(2006,9,8,10,0,0)); dates.Add( new...
With that logic it makes much more sence to use the ISO format as we do in Sweden J yyyy-MM-dd and hh:mm:ss // F From: win_tech_off_topic@yahoogroups.com ...
Fredrik Tonn
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It's true - that format makes much more sense, and I've often wondered why it isn't more widely used. Here in the UK we use dd/mm/yyyy which just seems to me...
No doubt! -Ernst ________________________________ From: win_tech_off_topic@yahoogroups.com on behalf of Fredrik Tonn Sent: Fri 2006/09/08 10:30 AM To:...
Geoff, My guess would be that, in the US, many of our customs are based on our day-to-day interactions, rather than reasoned planning. During the course of ...