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...pedophiles? Poor ninja seems so confused by the words, that even his cut and paste posts are overwhelming him. And the spineless coward still can't answer a simple question... Poor ninja homo still can't answer why his words today are almost an exact cut and paste of my words 10 years ago. Wow some amazing breakthrough...

...time settings. And I use a view without a to-do bar and I assume it's a supported configuration otherwise you shouldn't allow user to hide it. One simple question: Is there any rational reason for resetting the scroll position in outlook? Thank you, Oleg "Diane Poremsky [MVP]" wrote: Version of ...

... time settings. And I use a view without a to-do bar and I assume it's a supported configuration otherwise you shouldn't allow user to hide it. One simple question: Is there any rational reason for resetting the scroll position in outlook? Thank you, Oleg "Diane Poremsky [MVP]" wrote: Version of Outlook? The to-do bar ...

... my evolved brain. I consider this question from my engineering background, and immediately ... Grünbaum addressed a famous and simple question: "Why is there something ...He called it the Primordial Existential Question, or PEQ for short. (Philosophers are...only even consider this an interesting question if there were some reasonable argument...any evidence for the claim that simple universes are "preferred" (whatever that ...

... evolved brain. I consider this question from my engineering background, and...nbaum addressed a famous and simple question: “Why is there something...called it the Primordial Existential Question, or PEQ for short. (Philosophers...even consider this an interesting question if there were some reasonable...evidence for the claim that simple universes are “preferred” (whatever that...you're asking an illegitimate question. There is both something and...

On Sep 11, 2:56 am, Arjen Markus <arjen.mar...@wldelft.nl> wrote: On 10 sep, 22:20, Ragu <ssragun...@gmail.com> wrote: I have a simple question regarding allocating a character array that can represent a line in an input file. I am writing a small function that can read a line from an input file, strip the Fortran 90 ...

On 10 sep, 22:20, Ragu <ssragun...@gmail.com> wrote: I have a simple question regarding allocating a character array that can represent a line in an input file. I am writing a small function that can read a line from an input file, strip the Fortran 90 style comments (Exclamation mark) and return the string. You can have a look at my Flibs project (http://flibs.sf.net): it contains ...

Ragu wrote: On Sep 10, 5:20 pm, nos...@see.signature (Richard Maine) wrote: Ragu <ssragun...@gmail.com> wrote: I have a simple question regarding allocating a character array that can represent a line in an input file. First, please note that you are *NOT* talking about an array. A string and an array are different ...

On Sep 10, 5:20 pm, nos...@see.signature (Richard Maine) wrote: Ragu <ssragun...@gmail.com> wrote: I have a simple question regarding allocating a character array that can represent a line in an input file. First, please note that you are *NOT* talking about an array. A string and an array are different things. You can have an array of ...