The Visual WebGui team is currently working on 2 major compatibility issues: 1. Making Visual WebGui Silverlight presentation layer work correctly with Silverlight version RC0. In version RC0 Microsoft has changed major structure of the object model and properties naming dramatically (for the last time...

I've just written code bellow to adjust email display name from my contacts on Personal Folders > Contacts > Plaxo Option Explicit Private Sub cmdExecute_Click() Dim blnDirty As Boolean Dim objOutlookApplication As Outlook.Application Dim objOutlookMAPIFolder As Outlook.MAPIFolder Dim objOutlookContactItem...

Probably somebody else has already posted about it, but I'll write about it here anyway, so the word spreads faster. To subscribe to MSN Spaces RSS feeds, just enter the the HTML URL, plus "/feed.rss". As an example, suppose you want to add Shiju Varghese MSN space to your blogroll in your...

JY found the most original resume I've ever seen. I immediately forwarded it around the company. If he ends up getting hired, I'll let you know. But it sure did get attention! Hint: try something original and do it on your blog. [ Via Robert Scoble ]

Visual Basic 6 has the Hex function, but no Bin or Oct, so I wrote the silly functions bellow, just to have a bit of fun. Option Explicit Public Function Bin(ByVal lngNumber As Long) As String Do While lngNumber > 0 Bin = (lngNumber Mod 2) & Bin lngNumber = lngNumber \ 2 Loop If (Len(Bin) Mod...

I vote for it and you? Mitch Denny proposes a very cool idea for popping up in-place GUI when you need to edit a formatted string or other parameter in source code . He has posted his idea up on the Ladybug site ; I’ve voted for it, and you should too! [ Via: Bruce Williams, Microsoft C# Compiler...

ASP.NET 2.0 contains a new set of security-related controls, known collectively as the Login controls. By taking advantage of the Login controls, you can create standard registration, login, and password recovery pages without writing any code. [Via Ohad Israeli, Israel ]

I have read a lot of blogging posts and some MSDN articles about Visual Studio 2005, but have not found a comparison chart anywhere. What I and problably many out there wanted is a chart like the one below. Visual Studio 2005 Edition Features Academic Express Professional Enterprise Developer Enterprise...

I must give some of the Express Editions a try. Let's start downloading right now... [Via Christa Carpentiere ] [Via Duncan Mackenzie ] [Via Benjamin Mitchell ] [Via Tim Sneath ] [Via Bill McCarthy ] [Via Robert Scoble ] [Via Chris Sells ] [Via Kent Sharkey ] [Via Kent Sharkey ] [Via Dan Fernandez...

I have had problems syndicating some feeds lately. Can someone out there help me anyway? I send feedback to the webmasters, but no answer so far. 4GuysFromRolla.com Headlines . Could not read this feed due to invalid XML or the feed is in HTML. This may correct itself when the author updates the feed...