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Post 1

Felonious Monk - h2g2s very own Bogeyman

You said you'd be interested to see the finished product. well, it's not exactly finished, but there is nevertheless something worth investigation at A745887. Download it and have a play: it has more bugs than a tramp's beard, but it works after a fashion.


GuideDog prototype now out

Post 2

Jim Lynn

Any chance of seeing the source? I got it to exception within about 5 minutes (that was just downloading a page) and debugging it would be a little easier with the source. You might get some bug fixes from me if you're lucky.


GuideDog prototype now out

Post 3

Felonious Monk - h2g2s very own Bogeyman

Fine by me: I welcome some expert help (I'm a database man really, not a DHTML programmer). My email address is felonious_DOT_monk_AT_dsl_DOT_pipex_DOT_com. Drop me a message and I'll send you the source (probably not till next week).


GuideDog prototype now out

Post 4

Felonious Monk - h2g2s very own Bogeyman

PS: like I said it's very buggy. Treat this version as a proof of concept for now. My intention in releasing it is to build up some momentum behind it by showing that the solution *is* possible. But I'm no HTML expert.
I assume you're au fait with C#/VB.NET? If not, there may be some new stuff for you.


GuideDog prototype now out

Post 5

Jim Lynn

It's been a while since I did any VB, but I've been playing with C# for a while so that'd be no problem.


GuideDog prototype now out

Post 6

Felonious Monk - h2g2s very own Bogeyman

I suggest I mount it up on www.gotdotnet.com to share the source code. It would be a lot more convenient. I have no objection in principle to it being open source, especially if this helps deliver the product.


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