Archives
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MS Outlook 2003: Unable to restore Archived Note.
I use notes alot with my Pocket PC, and sync them back into Outlook 2003 throughout the day. They generally contain various text, doodles, and a few voice-recordings. Recently, the auto-archive feature in MS Outlook 2003 kicked-in and moved them to an archive folder. Not a big deal, until you try and restore them.
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Missing: Project Orcacoke
In all the documentation from PDC2003, I havent seen any mention of project "Orcacoke". This project is the upcoming replacement for Application Center Test(ACT) and is due to be shipped with VisualStudio.NET 2004 "Whidbey". Due to the excessive cost of LoadRunner and comparable products, I am very interested in this release.
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Dell Laptop + Dell Pocket PC = USB/ActiveSync problems!?!
Ever since I got my new Dell laptop, I have had problems connecting to my Dell Axim X5 Pocket PC.
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The Survivor's Guide to 2004: Mobile and Wireless
Dave Molta gives us a detailed view of Mobile and Wireless technology in his article "The Survivor's Guide to 2004: Mobile and Wireless".
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Recommended Books
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.NET Compact Framework 1.0 SP2 (Re-release)
Microsoft has finally re-released SP2 for .NET CF!
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FW: What's new for Interop in .NET Framework v2.0
Just noticed this article on N/Direct.... "What's new for Interop in .NET Framework v2.0"
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FIX: Problems installing January 2004 MSDN Library from DVD
Problem: Downloaded the new January 2004 MSDN library from MSDN Subscriber Downloads using the full DVD version (4.3gb ISO). I burned this to a DVD and installed without incident, but when I load-up VS.NET or even the Help viewer, I see no topics, no info, nothing. I checked to see if the files were installed, and that the registry settings were correct, and everything looked fine.
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Code as an Asset...
I am not as well-read of a developer as I would like, but I consider myself to be very intuitive at discovering and defining best practices in programming. I don't mean this as a boast, there is just a part of my personality that drives me to constantly seek-out and create templates and patterns to simplify and standardize any code I write. I am constantly trying to identify and improve my development philosophy and methodology to create applications better, quicker, and more innovatively every day.
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What is in a name?
A few fun links...
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Game development...
One of my infinitely slow progressing side projects is to one-day produce a worthwhile game. (as opposed to the cheap pieces of eye-candy we see so much today) I hope to do this using .NET and C#, but that decision is still up in the air.
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.NET Game Development Articles, Examples, Resources, etc.
This is a list of links to articles, websites, and other information useful for learning Game Development.
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Axiom: C# Game Engine
I just discovered the Axiom 3D Game engine project on Sourceforge. It is being developed using C#, and an OpenGL library, Tao, which is also written in C#.