Batman have a look at IEs menus
With IE there is an export option which allows ya to save your stuff anywhere on your system. Just import the file to re-establish. Am using Team Server so don't have the options to view how IE works. TeamServer is actually superior to both IE and Navigator. Talk to Fujitsu to get a copy.
Regards,
Will someone give this guy some coffee.
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Originally posted by Gen-X
If you disagree why don't you actually state some reasons instead of shooting your mouth off and letting it dribble into your nappies?
If you have sometime when you are not writing those long boring messages, read JDavidson's posting and you might learn something smarty. The no name guy is right too, you are full of it. I read your evolution junk and some of it contradicts each other.
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Originally posted by Gen-X
I really can't stand people that take a swipe at something yet don't even have the intelligence or the GUTS to say WHY it is they have a different opinion.
Or is monosybalic rhetoric your only capability?
I don't care what you can stand. You don't have the intelligence for me to waste my time to talk intellectual. You tried to portray yourself as an intellectual individual with all those fancy grandiloquence words but you are nothing more than just a sad case. You are a looser who criticize but still uses their softwares for a living. You should be grateful to have a job.
Why don't you go and compete with Microsoft instead of using their software for a living? HMMMM.....
Is that intellectual enough for you? Name one thing in the world that is on the top, but have no errors. Can you name one? Of course not!
[Edited by Wolfman on 06-14-2000 at 05:07 PM]
A few more comments to add.
I have just packaged a vb app and ran it on another pc with no vb software installed. It installed and ran fine. Also GEN if you are going to quote me use all the information I gave with it. You take on line of my statement and ignore rest of to try and support your argument. VHS and Beta came out at approx. the same time. I do remember this. I will admit that in my opinion that the beta was better but it never caught on the same way that VHS does, mostly because of the marketing I believe( it was a while ago). But to give another example, Commodore was probably the most popular computer of the time by far but look what happened there. Also look at the intel chip. Intel was the sole cpu manufacture for pcs but AMD is taking more and more of the market. It can be done, you just need to build and market the better mouse trap.
I like Macs but...Gen-X review this
Ok even if MS don't give the full skinny on their API and other hidden niceties, till well after their own developers have cranked out the latest version of Office, they still provide the framework in an open fashion. Note the ease of getting at APIs.
For years Apple refused to allow access to the internal workings of their OS, that is why a lot of developers move to Windows and made it the number 1 OS for desktops.
Who wanted to dick around while Apple made their minds up about the next generation OS...should we go Next, should will go BeOs...now they are even talking about going to a Linux/Unix cross bred OS. These guys are idiots. Bill Gates was absolutely brilliant in getting a standard out, it may not be the best, but it will be improved on in subsequent releases. Meaning l can start development today, not when the vendor finally gives a direction.
64-bit for the Intel platform is only a year or so away, do you want to risk the wishy washy approach Apple will no doubt take on their OS for the Motorola equivelent, or will you invest in the Wintel consortium.
Apples are still desktop machines. AppleLink is a joke, and their so called network printing is a complete shambles. NT creams them everytime. Win2000 should also give Unix a run for it's money.:):):):):)
No offense to anyone...but as a desktop machine Apples are great...as a business tool they sux.
Gen l agree with you and stated that
If you read the previous statement l made mention of the fact that many API calls aren't document, or at the best are documented way after their use in MS Applications.
Hopefully with the breakup into an OS and a Apps Company this will improve.
l agree with you...API calls should be put into classes, this would make immediate and profound changes to the industries view of vb et al.
And who was the idiot that stated vb is easy to develop in. Sure if your apps never get beyond the "Teach Yourself VB in 21 days", but if you start having to use APIs, classes, and numerous third party addins the process blows out in complexitiy. We have a couple of intern programmers...Uni types working in spare time....and they are having great problems with some of the more advanced vb stuff even though they have been taught C++ at Uni......
Now thats a good point Gen
That is the best point you have made so far. I'm not saying vb is the ultimate language. but in most case it is the most efficient and effective way to do things. From a web developers perspective I have found it to be the best of the language for overall use. I wont argue C++ and Java arent more powerful because they are but they are definately more complicated and more time consuming. Feel sorry for you about having to deal with SQL Server 6.5 though I have to say it was not one of MS better products but after working with 7.0 and Oracle I think SQL server is the better way to go although Oracle has better error handling. Good luck on your project, I can sympathize.
John