Test features, ideas, concepts, or anything else; this idea allows me to alter this content as I, or others managing this site, deem desired. Originally, the site was created as a project name for a game I wanted to create (details at Kellsar Wolf's Developments), but I did not know what this game was going to be. Thus, knowing the potential for some "404: Page Not Found", I decided as a "test website" with that error potential, I decided on "Test Site 404".

Of course, you won't find those as long as I use Google Sites (not internal links, anyhow).

I do want to host the website on my own system, so I can use ASP.NET and MySQL to create potentially more interesting content, a game, or some services.

Test Site 404 is purely for me to test what I want to do. I have another domain, KellsarWolf, that I do some amount of playing with. I intended to use it as a place to post drawings and information about myself as relevant to the Furry community (Judge least ye be judged). I have, at this time, abandoned the thought to focus on understanding the wolf (thus, research). I met Crystle through Ultima Online Exelsior Shard (www.uoex.net). Her favorite animal is a cat (I believe to be one of her guides)

Links to the older version of this site should always be seen on the left.

Those will typically have a link to the older version, as well.

    My second domain, kellsarwolf.com, was intended to be used as a place to post drawings and information about myself as relevant to the Furry community (Judge least ye be judged about them). I feel a close spiritual relationship with the wolf, which is a part that drove me toward that community (they seem to be quite friendly people). I have, for the moment, abandoned that thought for the domain in favor of focus on researching and understanding the wolf, and any thing I or Crystle wish to research.

    Needing to go everywhere for this information, whenever I wanted it, seemed redundant: visiting links to links to find the same information I found before. If I would create a central location where I can access that data, then I bypass most of that wasted time. Of course, adding the references is a major necessity; you can easily overlook some things, need multiple sources to verify data collected, links to definitions of terms, give credit where due, and more. Without these references, I would not know if my data collected is true. I would like to do real research by observation and even interaction, with canis lupis, however, I lack the education and means. If I cannot witness it for myself, at least I can learn about the wolf through others.

I met Crystle through Ultima Online Exelsior Free Shard (www.uoex.net). Her favorite animal is a cat (I believe to be one of her guides). When we first met, I helped her get up and going, like any other new player. However, something guided us as closer friends. I was very hesitant about using instant messengers (IMs) and generally kept "online friends" as friends only within that game. She asked me, one day, if I had an IM account, and somehow got me to create another for MSN (I'm a Google-is-everything person because everything I have is Google--e-mail, domains, etc., but use one for Microsoft product registration). Since that time, we have grown from simply friends on a game to friends through the Internet, then close friends, to a point where if we could be closer than the 1500 miles that separate us... We would be. We both have shared things that are deep for us. Thoughts, secrets, etc. I believe we are bonded

dllimport in C#

• Learn to wrap methods from externally compiled code from inside C#.
• Unmanaged DirectX under managed code (is it worth the overhead?).

• Can be used to create instances of objects without knowing their type code creation ( ConstructorInfo.Invoke ).
• Read up on System.Type.GetConstructor and  System.Type.GetConstructors to get the constructors of an unknown type.
• To get a constructor that takes no parameters, pass 'new Type[0]' as the parameter to Type.GetConstructor().
• You can use System.Activator to create objects, as well.