Any chance you’ll make those changes to CrashRpt on CodeProject.com that you were “promising” two years ago? In a week’s time, you can probably fix all the problem areas (the merging of changes and the critical SMTP fixes). That would make most people happy: Fix the known bugs – especially if you plan on killing off the project. Alternatively, you could upload it to SourceForge.net and open source it and put a notice on CodeProject.com. That approach would allow other people to take over and improve upon the “dead” project.
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4.3.07 / 8pm
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4.12.07 / 4am
Mr. T….
Any chance you will quit depending on others to solve your problems and perhaps do something for yourself? CrashRpt was a freebie. If you dont like it simply dont use it. If you think you can do a better job, well then, head down to your parents basement, fire up your commodore 64 and give it a try my friend.
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4.12.07 / 9am
That’s funny. I was thinking the same thing.
The code is (has always been) freely available on http://www.codeproject.com/debug/crash_report.asp, but just in case you are worried that I’ll sue you for using my freely available code, I’ve uploaded it to Google Code @ http://code.google.com/p/crashrpt/.
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