Oh well, what's done is done.
Now, I think I will delve into it once again -- this time to implement the MetaWeblogAPI and the BloggerAPI.
This is so cool. Sit back and watch the world blog its way around the clock. Now you know you simply must get those geotags and that RSS autodiscovery machinery into your blog.Indeed, this is one of the coolest things I've seen lately.
[Sean McGrath, CTO, Propylon]
The Dallas Stars could be trying to wrap up their opening round series against the Edmonton Oilers on Saturday night (or worst case - fight off elimination).
It looks like both games start at 7 PM CDT, though I've seen both also listed with 8 PM CDT start times.
What is a Dallas sports fan(atic) to do? Guess I need to get the TV and cable setup so that the second tuner works for PIP -- or maybe just put two TVs next to each other. I suppose I could go to a sports bar.
It could be worse...the Stars could have done like the Red Wings (4 and done), and the Mavs could be like the Mavs of the '90's -- no playoffs.
It seems to be working now. I reworked the code a bit. I'll be keeping an eye on it.
Since about half of the hits I get from Google involve searches relating to the calendar control, I will report back here as soon as the testing is done.
I do wonder if it is going to need a key. I didn't see one listed. Maybe it will use the same key as VS .NET v1.0. It would suck to have spent all this time downloading it and then not have a key to install it.
lots of people are interested in harvester. cool. :)Add my name to the list of people that can't wait to try out Chris' Harverster. From his screenshots, it looks like a winner. How about an early preview, Chris?
Build a tool that uses the System.Net namespace of the Microsoft .NET Framework to check a POP3 e-mail account for unread messages. [MSDN: Visual Basic .NET]This does look like fun!