To trigger it just try and do a diff on two revisions of a word document. I can't find any official docs on the net but they're part of the TortoiseSVN downloadable docs. http://svn.haxx.se/tsvnusers/archive-2005-11/0092. shtml talks about it for a bit.
It'd be great if you could send one this way, would appreciate it forever!!
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Is it me or are these new additions? Both look to be quite interesting, could be useful to know if new pages appear on a closely defined research topic. Not too sure about the personalised search yet havent had enough chance to play...
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What are most virus' written in anyway? I'd always assumed they'd been in C or something else suitably low-level. Is it possible to tell from dissasembly?
Huh, VB! I'm sorry but:
'This guy,' he proclaimed, 'is the best at Visual Basic.'
I cant believe that the article writer is talking anyone serious.
I've been waiting for a long time before generics get released for C#. At least now e know they're doing them properly. Sounds like they will outperform java significantly... at least with value types.
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You're an idiot. That's a peeled away thermal blanket on top of a carbon honeycomb structure.
To trigger it just try and do a diff on two revisions of a word document. I can't find any official docs on the net but they're part of the TortoiseSVN downloadable docs. http://svn.haxx.se/tsvnusers/archive-2005-11/0092. shtml talks about it for a bit.
Its probably worth noting that TortoiseSVN integrates with Word and Excel to do document diff's between revisions. Very handy!
It'd be great if you could send one this way, would appreciate it forever!! kieranbentonhotmailcom
Is it me or are these new additions? Both look to be quite interesting, could be useful to know if new pages appear on a closely defined research topic. Not too sure about the personalised search yet havent had enough chance to play... Google Labs Link
I've been waiting for a long time before generics get released for C#. At least now e know they're doing them properly. Sounds like they will outperform java significantly... at least with value types.