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A couple of weeks ago I had some trouble with windows 2003/IIS 6. Finally I got my asp.net application which uses a COM component to work under windows 2003. I tried everything, I even gave my Network Service account administrator rights and even that didn't work. Until I found the IIS 5 Isolation mode option in the IIS manager. So if you're having problems getting a asp.net application to work under IIS 6 and getting desperate, try the IIS 5 Isolation mode. You can find it this way:  Right click on Websites in the IIS Manager, choose Service and check the IIS 5 Isolation mode checkbox.

From: Jonne Kats
Via: Tech Guru

Google has added more search by number features:

SandBar is a powerful toolbar and menu library for Windows Forms on the .NET framework. It boasts a comprehensive range of features that you would come to expect from a modern UI library and is designed to make your application look and feel like either Office XP or Office 2003 without writing a single line of code.

Paul Whitrow has an interesting blog where he share some cool javascript scripts and others functions.

Bindows™ is a Graphical User Interface Toolkit for writing rich client side web applications with the look, feel and behavior of modern Windows™ applications. Bindows applications are lightweight applications with zero footprint which means no installation required.

Stedy is a site to visit if you search  for some DHTML code.

They almost simulate a full window application in a web browser

Brendan Tompkins come with a cool idea. He has a nice code to create some kind of popup windows with <DIV> tags and draggable.

In the comments somebody mention also Stedy which is also good.

I just installed my last PC (number 6) in my office and well it's an Apple G5 dual processor with 1 GB Ram.

My office looks like a kind of mad laboratory with such so many screens ;-)

But hey it's cool to be a geek. I am going to use the new G5 as a design machine but also to maintain a good bunch of small webistes we have here running on a Solaris server.

I made the decision few weeks ago when I had to chose something running Unix, well Apache to be exact to test some new projects.

Between a PC/Linux box and an Apple you know now what I chose.
So far the G5 is a winner regarding the design, the flat screen (look like a frame you want to have on your wall to replace the huge TV box sitting at home)