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  • entegre

    java applet to dotnet ?

    java applet to dotnet ?


  • Laurent Bugnion

    #2
    Re: java applet to dotnet ?

    Hi,

    entegre wrote:
    java applet to dotnet ?
    Yes, sometimes.

    Care to elaborate? ;-)

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    • sloan

      #3
      Re: java applet to dotnet ?

      I would agree with Laurent.

      But I would modify his comments to read:

      "Yes, most times".

      ...


      "Laurent Bugnion" <galasoft-lb@bluewin.chwr ote in message
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      Hi,
      >
      entegre wrote:
      java applet to dotnet ?
      >
      Yes, sometimes.
      >
      Care to elaborate? ;-)
      >
      Laurent
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      • Laurent Bugnion

        #4
        Re: java applet to dotnet ?

        Hi,

        sloan wrote:
        I would agree with Laurent.
        >
        But I would modify his comments to read:
        >
        "Yes, most times".
        >
        ..
        Your enthusiasm amazes me. My numbers clearly state that 32.2864% is not
        "most times", but "some times".

        Time for a chill pill ;-)

        Laurent
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        • Jon Skeet [C# MVP]

          #5
          Re: java applet to dotnet ?

          Laurent Bugnion <galasoft-lb@bluewin.chwr ote:
          Your enthusiasm amazes me. My numbers clearly state that 32.2864% is not
          "most times", but "some times".
          Get with the times. It was 32.2864% in 2005. The 2006 figure is
          51.523%.

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