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C# Telematics/Infotainment HTPC Pimp My Ride Take 3!

So my C#/.NET based software Mobile Media Center has now been used in 3 Pimp My Ride vehicles. It was used in the ice cream truck this season, a Pontiac Solstice for GM based on a James Bond theme, and a Lincoln Navigator with motorized Wine Rack in the...

C# Telematics/Infotainment HTPC Pimp My Ride SEMA Show

The framework I designed for telematics/htpc is being used in some more Pimp My Ride episodes and now it will be featured at the 2006 SEMA Show. We just finished a Pontiac Solstice that had a James Bond theme going. It ran my framework with a touch screen...

Mac OS X Leopard, Windows Vista, Flamewars... Oh My!

I have to say that the last few days have been interesting to say the least. I have been reading all the diarrhea of the mouth that has been spewing back and forth between Mac's and PC's ;) This post is in response to many post I have been reading...

C# .NET Framework 2.0 Telematics featured on Pimp My Ride - Take 2

So I told you guys a couple weeks ago about the Ice Cream Truck episode of Pimp My Ride. It went over pretty good. All the touch screen software solutions, including the POS, and the cash drawer was all me. It came out nice. It was written in C# using...

C# Telematics on Pimp My Ride

Just wanted to let everyone know that the telematics framework I architected and implemented for Hybrid Mobile Technologies will have a piece of it being shown off on Pimp My Ride tomorrow night at 10PM EST. Mad Mike and I worked together to pimp out...

Application Scripting Support

I have read where Microsoft most likely will not be adding functionality or updating VSA. The demand for dynamic scripting support for windows form apps is definitely out there. I have got away with supporting something like this using Interop with the...
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Whidbey Goodness: Part 1

This is my first post of hopefully many that will touch on the various features I am coming across while using the Whidbey Community Technology Preview. All I can say for my self is that Whidbey is everything I had hoped for in the next version of Visual...
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Form Settings

I was looking through the newsgroups this morning to see who I could help out and I ran across a post on how to serialize windows form settings. I replied saying you could Dynamic Properites on the controls to read and write the settings using a configuration...
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Application Context

A friend of mine has just started getting into .NET development using Windows Forms. He asked me how he should go about creating a splash screen for his application. I told him about the ApplicationContext class and that this is the way I would go about...
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No Touch Deployment

If any of you are using .NET Framework 1.1 and messing around with “No Touch Deployment”, I have some info I would like to relay to you. In talking to Brad and Jamie @ Microsoft, I found out that there is no way of getting rid of the Warning...
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