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Great musician, humble person, amazing human being Rose | [Rose]

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« I had therefore to remove knowledge, in order to make room for belief » Immanuel Kant

Hadn't heard of him, though the link to the river song Bill posted is familiar have too look up some more of his stuff similar Raga to some of the Led Zep stuff ?

glennPattonPUB wrote:
similar Raga to some of the Led Zep stuff

Not sure - I will need to listen to some Led Zep then, I guess...

Happiness will never come to those who fail to appreciate what they already have. -Anon

Some of their later stuff, they are more Blues Rock...if you can find them they did a lot recording in India and Robert Plant & Jimmy Page have done some other stuff with Indian folk muso, worth exploring...

I never heard of this RIP U Shrinivas, sorry. No link or anything?

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/U._Srinivas[^]

Added:
If you want to listen to some of his performances:
https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=u.+shrinivas[^]

Happiness will never come to those who fail to appreciate what they already have. -Anon

I need a piece of advice. I would Google it if I had any clue what to Google for, but seeing that I havne't, I thought that I would check with all the wise guys here in the Lounge (gotta be wise to be here, right?):

I have a small C# application, very simple. So simple that I really couldn't be bothered writing a manual for it.

But I do need to give the users a quick clue as to what button they ought to click first when they start up the application the first time.

I thought of showing a balloon tooltip on app startup, and I know that CP has a lot of articles about that. Problem is that most of them are in C++ and the few that aren't are old and butt-ugly.

So my question to you is: What can I do instead of a balloon tooltip to attract the users attention to a specific control in an easy to understand and good-looking way? Any suggestions?

TIA!