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Due to the seemingly unavodable fact that Microsoft still has not improved resource management in Visual Basic, if I dont want my system crashing from lack of RAM I will have to write the resource management code myself...

This means, unless someone can tell me a better way that this project is now a bog standard C++ project. When I get some sembalence of the source together, I will release them onto the web.... read more

Attention,

I, Matthew Walker, thank you for your interest in the deathwatch project. At the moment, none of the source code contained in the site is up to date. The reason? I'm restructuring how it all works for v1.0.1.x. v1.0.0.x was in non-oblique terms, complete crap. As soon as I get some of the modules done I will start a new directory in the CVS store and upload a new Source .ZIP.

Thanks again for your interest.
Please contact me at mmkid@users.sourceforge.net if you have anything to say or ask.

Hey People:

Proud to announce that the Deathwatch Project website is now up and running. You can of course visit it by using the standard SourceForge format; http://deathwatch.sourceforge.net/ or by google. Yep thats right, were on google!!!

Anyway, review it and make comments, that sort of thing...

Still looking for developers, check it out!

Hello People,

My name is Matthew Walker, and I am the project administrator for the Deathwatch WebCrawler! This crawler is intended to provide an alternative to google and other search engines. Please note that the following prerequisites exist before you can run the crawler on your machine. You need to have installed the .NET Framework version 1.1 or higher. If you use the installer provided, if you do not have the .NET Framework, it will offer to install it for you... Any questions about this e-mail me...... read more