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Im replacing a HD thats about to drive. This is a one HD only system that contains one partition.
Which options do I pick?
* Check source for file system errors
* Check destination for file system errors
* Resize drive to fill unallocated space
* Set drive active (for booting OS)
*...
Thx guys, Google was the 1st thing I've tried =]
I wasn't aware of photoshop cs, I'll give it a whirl. Well it's for a friend, so they'll have to d/l and install.
I dunno about seriously fun... I've done more fun edu asm projects but it does seem very interesting. I think it's cute they threw in several handy asm intructions... as opposed to makinf some type of system call (int21h/int80h).
just to update the above comment, the latest version of the msvc ide is available for free.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/express/visualc/
Using vc++ doesn't lock you into vc++, you just need to make sure you use stanard macro and c/c++ function calls.
One thing you can do is listen to the AssemblyResolve event of the appdomain. Assemblies can only be loaded from the bin folder or subfolders of the bin folder. To load an assembly outside of the bin folder will require remoting.
Or you can load the assembly using the url using...
yes but your 1.1 apps may load the 2.0 runtime, to prevent this, you'll need to modify the app's app.config. --> http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/cpgenref/html/gnconSupportedRuntimeElement.asp
For asp.net, it's a bit tricker. Some oses have a nice drop down...
I do the underscoure + camelCase notation... the sole reason being it makes it easier to distinguish local variables from instance/static variables and avoid variable name clashing. This is more important in working in a multidev project and when methods can contain 300+ lines of code.
c++ express doesn't have the mfc/atl project templates.
You made a .NET winforms control. If you like it, there are tutorials on how to do stuff with it.
http://samples.gotdotnet.com/QuickStart/winforms/default.aspx?url=/quickstart/winforms/doc/default.aspx
It's a new way of...
subqueries were introduced in version 4 or 4.1.
There's the explain command in mysql
http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/4.1/en/explain.html
similar to mssql's show execution path, but not as detailed I believe
my answer was biased as I've only done gui development on windows. I've used mfc (mostly setup by the wizards in vs.net) and .net winforms.
http://samples.gotdotnet.com/QuickStart/winforms/default.aspx?url=/quickstart/winforms/doc/default.aspx
Ok, I'll take another stab at it. The answers are based on my personal experienced (win32 only development) so it will vary from what others might say.
Windows :)
I've seen slick GUI applications on all the OSes.
If possible, try to avoid cross-platform development. More time needed for QA...