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My first Silverlight 2.0 Example
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REA_ANDREW
This morning I had my first exposure to Silverlight 2. I like it. I had a couple of issues deploying though on my server due to my server not being configured correctly. So here are a couple of things to make sure of before attempting...
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Possible use of multiple Tab Indexes - Investigation Script
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REA_ANDREW
I participated in a question which I interpreted that the cause of the problem was that the user could have the same tab index assigned to multiple controls. I decided to create a small recursive script to investigate whether or not this was true...
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Intellisense in Skin File
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REA_ANDREW
This has been bugging me for ages but I have never taken the step to actually find out, "How do I do it???" Please see this blog article for how, great and extremely helpful post! http://vladimir.bychkov.info/blog/PermaLink,guid,be76b3bf...
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How ASP.NET Profile Properties are serialized in the database using Sql Profile Provider
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I have been configuring an application, and something which I have never noticed struck me, and its only small but it gave me ideas and some critisms. If you use the Sql Profile Provider, then you are no doubt defining properties inside the web...
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