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This will get you started: http://www.w3schools.com/php/php_intro.asp

Sent you a PM. =)

Sent you a PM. =)

I don't know why people are recommending you use the WebBrowser object for this. Use HttpWebRequest. When you get your response check that httpWebRequest.StatusCode == StatusCode.OK. If it doesn't your proxy is dead or timed out. Easy as pie. ;)

You set it the same way, but be prepared to enter the username and password in a prompt after your first page load. Set it to "" or better, string.Empty.

Here's how I've done it in the past. $ip = $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR']; $country = file_get_contents("api.hostip.info/country.php?ip=$ip"); Pretty simple. I would also make sure that the user isn't using a proxy. Check that like this: if (!empty($_SERVER['HTTP_X_FORWARDED_FOR'])) //IP is likely...

If you don't want to spend the time to develop your own POP3 class, you should try OpenPOP.

You will be setting yourself up for failure by using the WebBrowser object, as others have stated. In my opinion, however, depending on your needs you might start off with the WebBrowser object as it is significantly easier to debug when you're just starting off. Some of the knowledge you...

No need for a class. Just use the HttpWebRequest.Proxy property. Set it like this: httpRequest.Proxy = new WebProxy("255.255.255.255", 3123); //WebProxy(string Host, int Port)

Pretty common knowledge, regardless here is a method to help you to retrieve the values you need. (k=, c=, etc.) private static string FindStringBetween(string startToken, string endToken, string stringToSearch) { var startIndex = stringToSearch.IndexOf(startToken)...

Try "IceRocket RSS Builder". I can't post links so you'll have to Google it. When you create a feed you should enter them with the following HTML. <a href="YOUR URL HERE">YOUR ANCHOR TEXT HERE</a><br>

As other have stated. C# is really your best bet in terms of rapid development and ease of learning. It has a "proper" syntax in comparison to VB and which will help if you ever decide to take up C++. The differences between VB and C# are small. The biggest is obviously syntax; Other...

You might try Traffic Travis. It's a little pricey, however.

DeathByCaptcha is the cheapest solver that I've found. You get the occasional bad captcha but that can be said about any other service as well. Other (worthwhile) options would be Decaptcher and BypassCaptcha.

I personally use YouTube Downloader. Easy and lightweight.

Same guy. David DeAngelo is a fairly well known pickup artist. He has columns in quite a few men's publications such as AskMen. It's Eben Pagan's dating guru name.

You can't create a YouTube account without a Google account. You might try using a private proxy to register an account. Usually you only have to supply a phone number if you register too many accounts on the same IP address. Edit: Won't work. He'll still have to verify his account via...

File a complaint with BlogSpot. If that doesn't work you can consider using web-spam as a means to get BlogSpot to close their account.

Per dollar spent, those tools are more beneficial than alternative means of link building. Assuming you're using them correctly; Which isn't hard considering the amount of information that BHW has.

Look up the user here at BHW named "Scritty". A lot(most of) his posts are related to BMD and are extremely informational. I would be astonished if you still couldn't manage success with BMD after reading his posts.