March 2004 - Posts
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Visual Studio Tools for the Microsoft Office System 2003 Training
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Suresh,Microsoft MVP.Net
This make me so funny when I tried to make listview’s font to bold and italic. The various default properties of node does not allow to make changes because of get methods (No Set) .Here is way how i did it.
TreeNode myNode;
Font myFont = new Font("Arial",8,FontStyle.Bold | FontStyle.Italic); // Passing two enum value
myNode.ForeColor = Color.Green; //Making Green
myNode.NodeFont = FontNode;//Assigning to TreeNode Font properties.
Suresh,[Microsoft MVP | MCAD.NET(CM) | MCSD.NET(EA)]
Interesting to read...
http://www.it-director.com/article.php?articleid=11723
Suresh ,Microsoft MVP .Net,MCAD.NET,MCSD.NET
Open query analyzer and press Ctrl + T and run this below code.
See what the magic will be happen.Thanks Narayan.
With regards,
-Suresh ,Microsoft MVP .Net
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/*
Author: Steve Kass, Drew University
Hosted by: http://vyaskn.tripod.com
Script works on SQL Server 7.0 and 2000
*/
USE tempdb
GO
SET NOCOUNT ON
CREATE TABLE [seqA1740E61-1E21-11D6-B831-E02C0D466A26] (nbr int IDENTITY)
DECLARE @i int
SET @i = 0
WHILE @i < 25
BEGIN
INSERT INTO [seqA1740E61-1E21-11D6-B831-E02C0D466A26] DEFAULT VALUES
SET @i = @i + 1
END
DECLARE @heart binary(264)
SET @heart =
0x010b0e12220b0108100e25
+ 0x080105120a280501031406
+ 0x2a03010215042b02010116
+ 0x022c010100160201000100
+ 0x1602010001000100010001
+ 0x0001000100010101002c01
+ 0x010201002b020104010029
+ 0x0401060100270601080100
+ 0x2508010a0100230a010c01
+ 0x00210c010e01001f0e0110
+ 0x01001d10011201001b1201
+ 0x1401001914011601001716
SELECT
STUFF(STUFF(STUFF(
R,A/256,A%256,SPACE(A%256)),
B/256,B%256,SPACE(B%256)),
C/256,C%256,SPACE(C%256))
AS N'I love you/Eu te amo/Ti amo/Je t''aime/Ya vas lyublyu/Ich liebe Dich!!!'
FROM (
SELECT Nbr AS L, SUBSTRING(S,Nbr,2*L) AS R FROM (
SELECT
LEN(S+'*') AS L,
REPLICATE(S+'*',4) AS S
FROM (
SELECT 'Happy-Valentine''s-Day' AS S
) X
) V CROSS JOIN [seqA1740E61-1E21-11D6-B831-E02C0D466A26]
WHERE Nbr BETWEEN 1 AND L
) W JOIN (
SELECT
Nbr,
CONVERT(int,SUBSTRING(@heart,6*Nbr-5,2)) AS A,
CONVERT(int,SUBSTRING(@heart,6*Nbr-3,2)) AS B,
CONVERT(int,SUBSTRING(@heart,6*Nbr-1,2)) AS C
FROM [seqA1740E61-1E21-11D6-B831-E02C0D466A26]
WHERE Nbr BETWEEN 1 AND 24
) X
ON L = Nbr
GO
DROP TABLE [seqA1740E61-1E21-11D6-B831-E02C0D466A26]
I tryed hard to get a icon on menus,unfortunatly the .Net does not gives built in support to add a icon on menu.I found one nice article on msdn.
You need to create custom menu control for this.
For more information check the url
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/dnaskdr/html/askgui11062001.asp
Happy coding..........
-Suresh, Microsoft MVP .Net
IBM has called Sun's bluff over open source, responding to a challenge laid down by Simon Phipps (Sun's Chief Technology Evangelist) when talking to at EclipseCon 2004 in which he asked "Why hasn't IBM given its implementation of Java to the open-source community?" by offering to work with Sun to open source Java.
Sun should have expected IBM's response. IBM has been hinting at this for some time, and unless Sun really is keen to see Java open-sourced it was a pretty foolish thing to say.
http://www.ovum.com/go/content/c,43017
-Suresh
Best .NET Books/Training Software
Winner: Advanced .NET Remoting, Apress (www.apress.com)
First Runner- up: Applied Microsoft .NET Framework Programming, Microsoft Press (www.microsoft.com)
Second Runner-up: Programming Windows with C#, Microsoft Press (www.microsoft.com)
Third Runner-up: Programming ASP.NET, O'Reilly & Associates (www.oreilly.com)
Best .NET Build Tools/Installers
Winner: InstallShield Developer, InstallShield Software (www.installshield.com)
First Runner-up: Wise for Visual Studio .NET, Wise Solutions (www.wise.com)
Second Runner-up: AllFusion Harvest Change Manager Option for Openmake, Computer Associates (www.ca.com)
Third Runner-up: DotGNU Portable.NET, DotGNU/Southern Storm Software (www.southern-storm.com.au)
Best .NET CLI
Winner: Microsoft .NET Framework, Microsoft (www.microsoft.com)
First Runner-up: The Mono Project, Ximian/Novell (www.go-mono.org)
Second Runner-up: DotGNU Portable.NET, DotGNU/Southern Storm Software (www.southern-storm.com.au)
Third Runner-up: S#.NET and S#.AOS, SmallScript (www.smallscript.org)
Best .NET Documentation and Help Tools
Winner: RoboHelp Office Pro for .NET, eHelp (www.ehelp.com)
First Runner-up: ASP.NET Documentation Tool, Winnersh Triangle (www.winnershtriangle.com)
Second Runner-up: Doc-O-Matic, ToolsFactory Software (www.toolsfactory.com)
Third Runner-up: Document! X, Innovasys (www.innovasys.net)
Best .NET Editors and IDEs
Winner: Visual Studio .NET, Microsoft (www.microsoft.com)
First Runner-up: CodeWright for Microsoft Visual Studio .NET, Borland (www.codewright.com)
Second Runner-up: CodeRush for Visual Studio .NET, Developer Express (www.devexpress.com)
Third Runner-up: XMLSPY, Altova (www.altova.com)
Best .NET Human Resource
Winner: Anders Hejlsberg, Microsoft (www.microsoft.com)
First Runner-up: Don Box, Microsoft (www.microsoft.com)
Second Runner-up: Miguel de Icaza, Ximian/Novell (www.ximian.com)
Third Runner-up: Jim Miller, Microsoft (www.microsoft.com)
Best .NET Libraries and Controls
Winner: Developer Express ASPxGrid Suite, Developer Express (www.devexpress.com)
First Runner-up: Developer Express XtraGrid Suite, Developer Express (www.devexpress.com)
Second Runner-up: r.a.d.editor, Telerik (www.telerik.com)
Third Runner-up: Dundas Chart for .NET, Dundas Software (www.dundas.com)
Best .NET Providers, Databases, and Tools
Winner: True VPS Windows Web Hosting, Invotion (www.invotion.com)
First Runner-up: DataDirect Connect for .NET, DataDirect Technologies (www.datadirect-technologies.com)
Second Runner-up: Express .NET Web Hosting, Via NET Works (www.vianetworks.net)
Third Runner Up: WinFormsToWeb Conversion Assistant, ArtinSoft (www.artinsoft.com)
Best .NET Modeling, Optimization, and Analysis Tools
Winner: DeKlarit, ARTech (www.deklarit.com)
First Runner-up: XMLSPY, Altova (www.altova.com)
Second Runner-up: IBM Rational XDE Professional: .NET Edition, IBM Rational (www.rational.com)
Third Runner-up: DevPartner Studio Professional Edition, Compuware (www.compuware.com)
Best .NET Profilers, Optimizers, Decompilers, and Obfuscators
Winner: AQtime .NET Edition, AutomatedQA (www.automatedqa.com)
First Runner-up: Dotfuscator, PreEmptive Solutions (www.preemptive.com)
Second Runner-up: DevPartner Profiler Community Edition, Compuware (www.compuware.com)
Third Runner-up: Optimizeit Profiler for the Microsoft .NET Framework, Borland (www.borland.com)
Best .NET Source Control and Team Facilitation
Winner: Microsoft Visual SourceSafe, Microsoft (www.microsoft.com)
First Runner-up: Borland StarTeam, Borland (www.borland.com)
Second Runner-up: DevPartner Studio Enterprise Edition, Compuware (www.compuware.com)
Third Runner-up: AllFusion Harvest Change Manager, Computer Associates (www.ca.com)
Best .NET Testing, Q/A, and Debugging
Winner: NUnit v2.0 Open Source (www.nunit.org)
First Runner-up: Microsoft Application Center Test, Microsoft (www.microsoft.com)
Second Runner-up: VMware Workstation, VMware (www.vmware.com)
Third Runner-up: TestComplete, AutomatedQA (www.automatedqa.com)
Best .NET Web Sites
Winner: CodeProject.com, The Code Project (www.codeproject.com)
First Runner-up: DotNetJunkies.com, DotNetJunkies (www.dotnetjunkies.com)
Second Runner-up: ASPAlliance Community Site, ASPAlliance (www.aspalliance.com)
Third Runner-up: DevCity.NET Community, vbCity.com (www.devcity.net)
More..
http://www.sys-con.com/2002/PR/02252004.cfm
Thanks and regards,
Suresh
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