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Excellent
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I appreciate the addition of an unusual & creative use for the subject of the video.
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Steve Jones on
10/14/2010
Would be nice to zoom in for results so that it is clearer. That or increase font sizes.
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The last two examples presented were interesting! Thanks!
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I loved the Word Count example. I think I'm going to blog about it. Would you mind? Of course I will give you credit for the shear brilliance of it. :) Thanks for sharing that with the world. See you tomorrow night.
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Look forward to more good stuff as a way to stay in the loop of things new and old. Thanks!
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Excellent Video!
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Mohamed Irshad on
10/14/2010
I liked the word count example
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A Alagu Ganesh on
10/15/2010
Good
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Todd Burrell on
10/15/2010
I figured out the nested replace a few months back; never thought about using the union all with it though.
Great trick to get the word count!
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good! What about reverse?
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Good Stuff.
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good
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ok
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Excellent! I suggest you increase the size of the result text. I have done it but have forgotten how. This would really help us see the results clearly.
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Rob Wingate on
10/18/2010
Nice wordcount trick.
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Good
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Zachary Hill on
10/27/2010
Very useful, I use string replacement often, but I've not used it to find the number of words in a string. Thanks for the tip!
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Good Demo
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Some great ideas and examples
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Very useful for a newbie like me
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