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    <p><strong>Stack Overflow and Other Computer Stacks</strong></p> <p>I have been using SO since it started. I was unregistered for a long while and am rather annoyed that I have lost all the information that went with my unregistered login (I assume it's kept in a cookie which I accidentally wiped trying to get my unregistered account registered).</p> <p>I code in C# mostly but have dabbled with Python, Ruby, Lisp and PHP. I'm nowhere near an expert with anything. I'm pretty good with SQL for SQL Server.</p> <p>I know a hawk from a handsaw but only when the wind is southerly.</p> <p>This is also me: <a href="http://stackoverflow.com/users/261178/bert">http://stackoverflow.com/users/261178/bert</a></p> <p>But I have no way to prove that.</p> <p><strong>Writing, Role Playing and Board Games</strong></p> <p>I started out writing when I was about ten and a teacher gave me an exercise book to direct my overactive imagination and hopefully tame my awful calligraphic skills. One out of two, I suppose, isn't bad. My imagination has been directed but my handwriting remains appalling to this day quarter of a century hence.</p> <p>At first I wrote what people write, genre novels, trying to make something I would be proud of, a dark fantasy novel to capture the imagination filled with relatable characters and new ideas. After producing a heap of badly written generic tripe with wooden characters, appalling dialogue and wonky plotted garbage I finally fixed the dialogue in the first novel I wrote that doesn't make me blush with shame Hidden Predators, Dangerous Prey.</p> <p>After that I noodled around trying to make something a publishing house might want to publish before realising my chances of a satisfying career as a writer were about as good as my chances of winning the lottery four weeks straight.</p> <p>Thereafter I got involved in the murky world of self-publishing and it was a short leap from there to the design of RPGs and other such ephemera.</p> <p>Check out my work (and that of our team) at <a href="http://www.nodicerpg.com" rel="nofollow">www.nodicerpg.com</a> and my creative blog at <a href="http://leostableford.blogspot.com" rel="nofollow">leostableford.blogspot.com</a></p>
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    1. COAhhhhh. I understand. Right. Well, annoying, but at least clear. Thanks.
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    2. COYes. The table is too only the rows are dynamic.
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    3. COCool, that helps a bit. However, I did specifically ask why didn't the original coder have to do that with the checkboxlist? If I knew that I'm sure it would help a great deal. I am modifying someone else's code and their stuff still all works, it's the modification that doesn't.
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