Recent content by SteveOOOsw

Well, after doing quite a bit of reading, and discovering that I have a Microcenter within driving distance, I'm going to go with the Core i5 750. Are there any other motherboard's I should check out besides the MSI P55-GD65 and Gigabyte P55A-UD3. Also, I may reuse my current case, a Lian...

I'm not necessarily dead set on Intel, I've just never owned anything but Intel. How does the Phenom II X4 945 compare to the i5?

1) What will you be doing with this PC? Gaming? Photoshop? Web browsing? etc Gaming (TF2, HoN, L4D 2) Development (Visual Studio 2008) 2) What's your budget? Are tax and shipping included? I am hoping to spend less than $800 shipped. 3) Where do you live? I reside in O Fallon, MO. 4) What...

Ok, so I guess it's really not something to be worried about.

Just picked up a Wii this morning and have played the hell out of it all day. I'm having some concerns with my console though. When I power it on or off it makes quite a bit of noise which can be heard some feet away from the system. Is this normal? Should I be concerned?

I lucked out and picked one up today. Went to EB Games and got there at the same time as the UPS man did. They received a shipment of four.

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Is there a way to clear multiple textboxes using a loop? Somthing along the lines of For Each tb As TextBox In Me tb.Text = "" Next

Thanks for all your help. Enclosing UserName and Password in brackets did the trick. Database security is not something we are taught at my university. I've only heard about it only from a guest speaker. He showed us how much information can be attained through SQL injection or how much...

Thanks for the quick reply. Just checked the long list of reserved words and neither were on it. As far as being vulnerable to SQL injection, not too worried about that because this is simply a class project. Here is an example of a sql statement captured during debugging. INSERT...

I'm trying to add a record into an access table. I'm getting the error 'Syntax error in insert statement.' But, when I try the insert statement in access it works. Have no idea what is going on or how to fix it. Any suggestions would be much appreciated. Here is the code. Public...

Thanks for the reply. I kind of took the easy way out and replaced the textbox with a numericupdown. :cool:

How would I verify that the data input into a textbox is an integer?

I'm looking for some good 2.1's also. I've had the Klipsch 2.1's in the past. Lasted me 3 years before giving out. I'm not against picking up another pair of those if I can find them for less than $125 locally.

Thanks to the both of ya!