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Migrating SSRS Manager to a new IIS Server: Part 2 by justinsaraceno

In my previous post I blogged about my seemingly not so common problem where an SSRS database is on one server, the Reports Manager is hosted on another server, and I need to migrate the Reports Manager to a new IIS server. Sound confusing? Well it was...
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Migrating SSRS manager to a new IIS server by justinsaraceno

We have a setup where I work where SSRS 2005 is running with the reports database on a database server and the report manager/reports are hosted on a separate IIS server. This works out good because it avoids the need to run SQL Server on the IIS box...
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Linkbutton with image and text by justinsaraceno

I ran across the need to have a linkbutton that contained an image and text. A little background... I was creating a file structure-like list in a repeater control. Each row had to be clickable by the folder name or folder icon; just like in Windows Explorer...
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Google's Chrome Browser: First Impressions by justinsaraceno

First let me say WOW! Chrome beta looks very promising. I was first impressed before the browser's download was available by the Chrome comic book . It provides a great developer-centric explination to why Chrome is fast, secure, and quite possibly the...
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ZoomIt by justinsaraceno

A couple weeks back Brad Abrams came to speak to the Triangle .NET Users Group ( TriNUG ). During his presentation he used and breifly mentioned ZoomIt, a utility for zooming in to sections of your screen. I downloaded it and I've got to say ZoomIt is...
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More Rain = Better Developer by justinsaraceno

I think I figured out why Seattle is such a hot spot for technical innovation: it rains a lot. Raleigh's been having one of those patterns where it seems to be raining every weekend lately.  Usually that's bad news but we're emerging from a drought...
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Help Wanted: ASP.NET Experience Not Considered by justinsaraceno

One way to make sure you're current in your developer skills is to surf the job sites.  I'm very happy with my current position but I know I need to keep my skills current and marketable so every once in a while I surf the job boards and see what...
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ReorderList with ObjectDataSource by justinsaraceno

If you ask me, the AJAX Control Toolkit's ReorderList is the most under appreciated control in the Toolkit. Compared to many of the other controls, it gets no love. The Toolkit demo site's sample for this control isn't really all that helpful and third...
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Code Camp - so what if they'll laugh at you? by justinsaraceno

I work from my home office so I'm making more of an effort to get out to any .Net developer event in the Raleigh, NC area.  So far this year I have been to an MSDN event, started attending the Triangle .Net Users Group ( TRINUG ), and just last weekend...
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VS 2008 Web Development Hotfix Roll-up by justinsaraceno

Scott Guthrie posted about a VS 2008 Web Development Hotfix Roll-up that is available for download. I've been using Visual Studio 2008 for about a month and was pleased with its new features but disappointed with its performance. At times I wondered if...
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