Norton Internet Security: Now Nae Never!

Been running this for about a month now. Sorry, Symantec, you've lost a customer. This is the heaviest app I have evar seen! I was working on my desktop the other day, and couldn't figure out why my performance was suckin'. Took a quick peek over at the Task Manager, and there it was...Norton Anti-Virus had maxed out my processor. And it stayed maxed out for some time. I wasn't downloading anything, and I wasn't scanning anything. I checked online, and many other people are complaining about the same thing.  I've read a solution that suggests just not running the runtime scanner, but that seems a little drastic. I kind of like having a real time scanner. So, I've tried AVG on my machine, and it's great. Not so heavy, and seems to do the job just as well.

Good job, AVG.

CSLA: Handling values for Combo Boxes dynamically

I've always been a fan of populating interfaces dynamically using a database table to contain my table entries, then using a code tables table to provide a way to identify which table entries go with which control. I can dynamically load the control with values from the tables at runtime. This is especially easy since I can write one handler to handle loading any control with its respective entries easily.

Since I am writing an app in CSLA, I am trying to envision exactly what that should look like, or is this something that shouldn't be handled by the business objects? Technically, it's UI code, right? But it has to be fetched like any other. Have to give this some thought....

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