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XmlSerializer Problems - Berwick Heights Software

XmlSerializer Problems - Berwick Heights Software — Fri, 06 Nov 2009 16:48:18 GMT

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WcfTestClient with Windows Azure - Christoph

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re: My pop-up blocker quit working in Windows XP SP2 :(

Kate — Sat, 26 Sep 2009 18:38:50 GMT

I've had XP SP2 for a while and had no problems. Suddenly I started getting all kinds of ads. I still do not know what loaded the software but all my ads had "Favorit" in the header. After much searching I found software for Favorit Network had been added to my computer. I just removed it and hopefully that solves the problem for me. Look for that software on your computer and get rid of it!

re: Move Zune Songs From PC to PC or Zune to PC

Tabitha Rich — Mon, 14 Sep 2009 18:24:04 GMT

This is some wonderful info. I have never used the Zune before and was able to reverse the songs from my daughter's Zune to the computer with zero problems. Easy as pie. Thanks so much.

Registry settings to add Uninstall as a shell option for VSTO manifest files

Registry settings to add Uninstall as a shell option for VSTO manifest files — Fri, 11 Sep 2009 17:25:24 GMT

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re: Jawbone connected to Vista

Dallas Thornton — Fri, 28 Aug 2009 11:03:15 GMT

This is the magic link:

www.broadcom.com/.../update.php

Update your Bluetooth drivers, and you'll finally be able to see the device in your Sounds Control Panel. I could pair before but had no audio functionality. After upgrading the drivers via Broadcom (not Lenovo/IBM), life was good...

re: Jawbone connected to Vista

James Ewing — Thu, 27 Aug 2009 20:47:52 GMT

Yippee - glad I found this post. I was working with Windows 7 RTM and my jawbone, in this case the driver that did the trick was the Lenovo tablet PC drivers for Vista (worked without compatibility mode in Windows 7, by the way).

I can now use it for Skype and Camtasia!

PS: Phone calls from with the headset work great on the gogo wireless networks on airplanes (Delta and American anyway)! :) Once in a while I love technology.

Thanks.

re: NUnit testing BizTalk orchestrations?

Christos Karras — Mon, 24 Aug 2009 01:16:28 GMT

[5 years later, if you are still interested]

I had the same idea of using Reflector to figure out how to get the orchestration classes running under NUnit;

I gave up because there were too many dependencies to understand and then simulate.

Instead, I tried a different solution: generate my own C# representation from ODX files, free from any dependency on BizTalk server. Although it looks like an insanely complex solution, it was much easier than trying to use the same .Net classes that BizTalk uses.

This allows testing orchestrations directly from NUnit, without deploying to BizTalk and without any other external dependency.

I released a preview version of this solution: http://bizmonade.matricis.com

re: Visual Studio 2005 or 2008? What's more risk?

Vijay — Tue, 18 Aug 2009 18:47:00 GMT

From a migration project prespective, which one would offer the best environment. Lets say I am migrating an existing VB 6.0 to .NET 3.5 C# .

re: My pop-up blocker quit working in Windows XP SP2 :(

k.s — Sat, 08 Aug 2009 15:13:58 GMT

i am not a comp wiz but i have same prob with pop ups. the question i have is.. i have two browsers.(IE and FF) IE is set to block pop up and FF to allow. so would allowing pop up in FF also allow it in IE?