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There is bookmark feature for that.
Thanks
-Amit Gajjar (MinterProject)
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Thank you, didn't know about it 
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I think the CodeProject could use a section for Small Basic.
But why would they do that?
Here's why:
1.) It's a new way to begin using VB/.NET
2.) It's a tool that can be extended, and customized for a better leaning environment.
If you want to know more about Small Basic, go to Small Basic Website
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While I think SB is excellent, and am using it to introduce my son to programming, I don't think its suitable for production use, so don't see much chance of it having takeup on here.
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That's sort of the issue I faced here when I joined. I had no idea what COM was or what a lot of the common acronyms were, where to begin. It all looked to be well over my head (back then). I think by adding an SB section they would only be helping the community. And if it turns out it doesn't get much attention (as even I predict that it won't for a while) it'll be just one more thing CodeProject can brag about.
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When I deselect a newsletter, I get 350 participant points.
Is it just me?
ProgramFOX
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It's a new anti-promotion campaign.
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Giving a solution in Q&A, which was accepted by OP, yielded one 25 too many. At least that's what showed up in the list of recently gained reputation points.
Where?: Web04 | 2.6.121130.2 | Last Updated 4 Dec 2012
Regards,
Manfred
"I had the right to remain silent, but I didn't have the ability!"
Ron White, Comedian
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Hi,
now (my locale time is 04/12/2012 11.28 GMT +1) bookmark function doesn't work fine.
If I click in "Bookmark" icon then it's transformed in "Saved" but it's not present in "My Bookmark" list.
Salvo.
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Have you checked all sections of your bookmarks?
One of these days I'm going to think of a really clever signature.
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Ok...sorry  ...i don't know (view) that there's a link with "Your other bookmarks: Tip/Trick".
Item that i want to save it's a Tip/Trick article and this is the reason because i can't view in "Your Article bookmark".
But I think that it's not very "usable".
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salvorapi wrote: But I think that it's not very "usable".
Well maybe Chris will take pity on you.
One of these days I'm going to think of a really clever signature.
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Every morning when I log on, each message is marked as "new" and the dot
"indicates new messages since 5:00 1 Jan '00"
In the afternoon I see only new messages marked. 
(I just "bug" as message type because I ever wanted to use it. It's the first time for me. So even if the markup won't be corrected, I'm happy as I was able to use this tiny little bug icon  )
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Author of Primary ROleplaying SysTem
How do I take my coffee? Black as midnight on a moonless night.
War doesn't determine who's right. War determines who's left.
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What happens if you use a different browser for a day of so? Also, what browser/OS are you experiencing this on?
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Pete O'Hanlon wrote: What happens if you use a different browser for a day of so? Also, what browser/OS are you experiencing this on?
In the moment I'm using Firefox 17 (Windows 7) and since eleven o'clock MEZ everything is ok:
"indicates new messages since 10:24 4 Dec '12"
Funny IE 9 now shows the following
indicates new messages since 0:35 8 Nov '12
Perhaps a caching-Problem? Well I emptied the IE 9 cache, but same result.
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Author of Primary ROleplaying SysTem
How do I take my coffee? Black as midnight on a moonless night.
War doesn't determine who's right. War determines who's left.
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I've seen this occasionally, and it tends to be associated with heavy load on the servers. If the query times out trying to read the date/time of your last visit, it seems to store a default date in your session, and all the messages show as "new" until your session times out.
"These people looked deep within my soul and assigned me a number based on the order in which I joined."
- Homer
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Hi,
I had about 1.4k reputation 1month ago but some days ago it became about 750.
I read the post about last bug you found,is this related to that and reputations doesnt back?
Thanks
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arashmobileboy wrote: ,is this related to that
Most probably.
arashmobileboy wrote: reputations doesnt back
No, you must see that the other way round: too many reputation points were awarded, and they are now being counted correctly.
~RaGE();
I think words like 'destiny' are a way of trying to find order where none exists. - Christian Graus
Do not feed the troll ! - Common proverb
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I take it there's a whole bunch of enhancement ideas etc in the to-do list, so I was wondering, have you considered opening some of them as open source development projects?
What I'm thinking of is that if there are specific, isolated things to be designed, coded and so on, this kind of task could be opened on the site and (possibly selected) members could join it to create the functionality.
Don't know, but I would guess that there would be interest in this kind of collaboration.
One possibility is that the end result could also be an article stating the problem, discussions about the implementation and of course the result code.
modified 4-Dec-12 13:05pm.
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Now that is a good idea. But this would require all of the code to be open - you can't just make a bit of it open and not the rest.
I think there were some people who were allowed to make changes already (Mike Dunn or Paul Watson come to mind, as they had the site builder CP icon next to their name). This could also be a first step: promote some good willing followers to site editors (again).
~RaGE();
I think words like 'destiny' are a way of trying to find order where none exists. - Christian Graus
Do not feed the troll ! - Common proverb
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I believe that all of the code wouldn't be needed to open. If the functionality can be isolated enough and the interfaces are clear, then the programming could be done independently.
Of course this highly depends on the problem/enhancement 
One thought I also had in mind is that the 'project' could also be something else than coding. For example an investigation why certain operations, queries etc are slow and what to do with them.
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Wouldn't it be a good idea to have prominent links to the Indian and Chinese forum directly from the home page? As it is, the links are buried in the community menu, and only in English (instead of Chinese / Hindi / Tamil / whatever)
Finding these links is probably like trying to change your phone's menus back to English after accidentally setting them to Korean.
Have we discussed this before?
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Well if you look just to the left here you can clearly see it.
One of these days I'm going to think of a really clever signature.
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Yes, but only if you dig around, and it doesn't say 外语
I meant something at the top of the page, like sites where you can choose the language.
Just a suggestion, maybe it will get the Chinese forum another 50 posts.
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A few weeks ago I thought I bookmarked an article, but I couldn't find it back in my bookmarks. Eventually I found the article back through google. Bookmarked it again, and still couldn't find it though the bookmarks. So I take a closer look, turns out the article was a tip and not an article. I had totally missed that (though I don't care if it's an article or tip). After looking even closer trying to find the bookmark I found the link to the tip and tricks bookmarks, that was not very obvious I have to say. Maybe for power users the difference in type of bookmark can be useful, but for the average joe like me it's quite confusing and wasteful of my time trying to find something back I thought I had bookmarked.
Just for reference, this was the tip (when you land there from Google, it's not quite apparent that this is a tip either):
Rendering fast with GDI+ - What to do and what not to do![^]
Wout
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