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Actually, in that photo, the top middle monitor shows MS SQL Server Enterprise Manager, lower middle has Visual Studio 2003 IDE with code from a C# class showing in it.

 

Below Mitch is working on 2 websites, written in different languages, that share a database. The lower left monitor shows the asp.net code for the web site showing in the top middle monitor. The lower middle monitor has the code for the other web site written in php. The right monitor has SQL Server Management Studio Express open and showing the shared database being used by both sites. And look, one of the coffee mugs has doubled in size!

 

Mitch is movin'! :thumb::D:jump:

 

I got "Mitch is movin'!" Everything else is French. :D

I got "Mitch is movin'!" Everything else is French. :D
Par Lay Vue Fronnsay, Y'all? (Southern French):D
:thumb:

 

I should have said this.

 

Multi-tasking - don't try this at work or you'll be fired when you eventually don't.

So that's how Kige does it...

 

The best!:thumb::laugh:

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