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Originally posted by Randall Twede:
Celt,
something like that would be easier in VB than it would in Java, thats for sure.
gooey :roll:
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Originally posted by Thomas Paul:
I have never heard it spelled out. It is always gooey.
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Originally posted by Michael Ernest:
So I've got:
DUI - Delphi UI - Dewey
LUI - Lisp UI - Louie
but can't think of a likely HUI? Any help?
Originally posted by Randall Twede:
Gregg,
dont get me wrong here, im not putting down java.
1. everything is easier in VB, it was designed to be that way.
2. It can depend on running in the windows environment.
im still just learning VB. I am SCJP so know java better. just havent written any in a while. im not saying you cant use telephony API and have good result. I have never written anything like that. i am just saying it would be easier and quicker to write in VB. you would lose the advantages of java though. all languages have their +'s and -'s. since he was talking about windows platform in particular I would probly use VB if i had to write an app to do that.
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Originally posted by Randall Twede:
i mean after all noone pronounces HTML hut-mall
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Originally posted by Rob Ross:
whoah there Sameer!
How many times do you click the Add Reply button?
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XSL - Not sure if this is X.S.L. or "Excell"?
JAXP - Always "jacksp" sometimes J.A.X.P.
XALAN - "zay-lan", though there was one person at a previous job who pronounced it "ex-alien"
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