Unit Testing, Agile Development, Leadership & .NET - By Roy Osherove
Thanks Roy!
I was so lazy last night that when I saw the xsl extension I just gave up.
Thanks!
Between this and the ALT.NET blog - laughs galore - you've made my week.
I decided to give it a shot, although I don't have the same configuration - it didn't work. Bummer.
I use the 6000 Keyboard v2.0 and XP x64 ...
I'll have to get into the xsl after all.
Thanks anyway :-)
Hey Roy. strange coincidence, I was researching for a new keyboard.
With a mini keyboard (which i used) end/home/arrows are at a finger's length.
While with this you have to life your hand and then re-set it at the keyboard. How do you deal with that?
dotan: I just got used to it.
I think I'd also want to check out the Das Keyboard II:
http://www.daskeyboard.com/ (hardcore!)
Works like a charm!
Excellent stuff - works perfectly!
Yuu have to download the drivers first, which I didn't have. You can download from MS below link and then do it.. Works well.
www.microsoft.com/.../DownloadResult.aspx
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