Since the MSDN magazine is “on the streets”, I’ve added a project page for the Web.SkinUI project. It will be a place for me to post updates and errata. I’ve already got a couple of things on my to do list, and I’m open to more suggestions.

My copy came today. I guess I don’t need to read it cover to cover this month!

I guess people are checking out Microsoft Watch. 79 referrals today! I also got a few interesting googles today : “passion technology“, “windows informix online multi-query” (from Germany no less) and my favorite: “activeup crack“. DevHawk is the only site that comes up when google for “activeup crack“. I’m not sure – is that a good thing? 😄

Just got a call from my parents – my father’s copy of MSDN Magazine with my article just arrived today. (Yes it’s true, I followed in the “family business” of software development). Mine hasn’t shown up yet nor is it published online yet, but it’s very cool to know it’s on it’s way.

As expected, someone pointed out a simple utility to handle my command-line search and replace needs: gsar – General Search And Replace utility. It does what I need it to do quite nicely. It doesn’t allow for regular expression searches, but I don’t need that anyway. So my TextReplace utility is officially scraped. Thanks to Mike Gunderloy @ Larkware (previously RSS subscribed).