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VB.Net to C# code converter
ImmuniCodeSM Introduces VBCSM - for Automatic Conversion of VB Source Code to C#
VBC is the only software available that takes VB6 or VB.NET code and turns it into C# inside Visual Studio.NET. VBC is an Add-In for Visual Studio.NET, accessible from Visual Studios Tools menu. Translating a VB6 or VB.NET project file to C# takes just one click. ImmuniCode's VBC increases productivity, decreases labor cost, and simplifies the translation process from VB6 or VB.NET to C#. VBC is available at a special pre-release price until April 1, 2003.[.netWire] -
Curiosity...
Just out of curiosity I would like to know how many people (if any) are subscribed directly to my blog?
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File Uploading with ASP.Net
File Uploading with ASP.NET
A comprehensive tutorial on uploading files to server hard disk using built-in ASP.NET server controls. Describes how to upload more than one file, how to upload only image files, how to retrieve other form non-binary field values, how to view and delete files uploaded on the server, and so on. [.netWire] -
Change file templates in VS.Net
If you are like me every time you create a new file in VS.Net you change the way code is arranged or laid out. Well here is a tip for you.
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Quick Reference Cards
Maybe you guys have already seen this site but I just stumbled upon it today http://www.digilife.be/quickreferences/quickrefs.htm. It has some good condensed reference cards for some (older) programming technologies. These could come in handy sometime if anyone ever needs a quick reference on something. The uml reference would have came in handy a few weeks ago when I was looking for some nice clean examples.
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NewsIsFree.com
Does anyone use newsIsFree? If so can you tell me if dotnetweblogs supports Blogger API or the metaWeblog API so that I can setup my blog through there site. Also does anyone subscribe to there premium services, I'm wondering if they are useful?
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Why Did Google Want Blogger?
This is an interesting article about how Google acquired Pyra Labs, the company behind Blogger, because of possible searching techniques.
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Saving Application/User Settings using XmlSerialization
Quite a few people seemed to like the XmlSerializer-based IConfigurationSectionHandler I wrote. Cool! A few people asked about how we could use this same technology to write to the config file, though. Of course, this is a Bad Idea. As anyone who has taken the plunge knows, normal users do not have permission to write to the application configuration file. What you are supposed to do is to write to one of the special folders under Documents and Settings. Here is s a simple helper class to help you do exactly that.[CraigBlog]
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Y2K bug still alive
106 woman was told she needed to goto first grade (because the computer thought she was 6)
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How to interview a programmer
Chris Sells, Monday, February 24, 2003
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File Server/Source Code Sharer
Here is an interesting idea from code project about creating a file server using web services. http://www.codeproject.com/useritems/WSFileServer.asp#xx426600xx
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Newsgator 1.0 Released
Newsgator 1.0 has been released http://www.newsgator.com/
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Flash Mind Reader
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The Last Configuration Section Handler I'll Ever Need
I'm sure someone, somewhere has already written this, but I figured it out on my own today, and it's just too cool not to share. Basically, it's a bit of code that lets me store objects in my application of web configuration file, and all I have to do is write the type that holds the values.
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C# Lexer/Parsers links
There was a discussion on the DM lists about lexers and parsers so I just thought I would post some useful links and if anyone else knows of any links then by all means post them in the comments.
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Getting a list of constants using Reflection
Anyway here is the function:
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We are getting attention on .netWire
Ok fess up who put, information about the dotnetweblogs on .netWire http://www.dotnetwire.com/. Or is someone outside starting to take notice of all the great stuff posted on these weblogs.
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Warcraft III: The Frozen Throne Beta Test Signups Announced
For those Warcraft III fans that don't know there is an an expansion pack coming out this summer The Frozen Throne. You only have until friday if you want to sign up to be a beta tester http://www.battle.net/register/war3xbeta/ There is an interview with the head developer about the new expansion at http://www.gamespy.com/previews/february03/warcraft3tft/.
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Collapsible code ... I love it
I don't know about everyone else but I love collapsible code and regions in VS.Net. I find myself breaking down all my classes into regions, such as Private Fields, Constructors, Public/Private Methods, Public/Private Properties, and Event Handlers. And if you have learned the Ctrl+M, Ctrl+O(Collapse to Definitions) shortcut yet maybe you should. I found myself hitting Ctrl+M, Ctrl+O every time I opened a code file so I created an addin that will collapse code to definitions every time I open a source file. I love it.
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Backup and running...
Well I'm finally backup and running. Yesterday with all the snow/sleet/ice in the Cincinnati area I was without power from about 5pm-10pm and to top that off once I got power back I was without my cable modem until this morning. It is scary how helpless I feel without internet access.
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<acronym> tag
Maybe I'm the last person to know about this tag, but when I ran accrossed it today I thought it was pretty cool.
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CSS Reference
I you are in need of a good CSS Reference, especially dealing with page layout check out http://www.glish.com/css/ it has some great examples.
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.Net Scripting Host
I ran across this a while ago but I just now looked at it and it seems to be pretty cool so I thought I would pass it on. http://www.alintex.com/index.htm by Alintex
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Prevent your setting from being changed in Internet Explorer 6/Windows Explorer.
Are you tired of your toolbars or status bar not staying the same way each time you start internet explorer or open a new window? I hate it, so I have done some research and come up with this solution. This solution works for me at least, I am running IE 6 SP1 with Windows XP professional SP1, I haven't tested in with others but I believe it should work with IE 5 and above and Windows 2000/XP. Here is a list of steps to take:
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Dotnet weblogs are a great resource.
For anyone who is reading this weblog, if you don't already have a dotnet weblog you need to get one.(http://dotnetweblogs.com/)
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Ingo newsletter
I just subscribed to Ingo's newsletter, it is sure to be an excellent read.
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.Net Websites
I have created a list of .Net sites that I visit regularly under .Net Links. Are there any other big sites on .Net that I'm missing? If so then please leave a comment telling me.
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About Me
For the most part not too many of you know much if anything about me, so I figured I would tell.
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My very first blog entry!
I have been reading all about the blog hype on the Develop Mentor lists and Chris Sells' Win_OT list so I figured I would give this a try. I've ever been one to be very talkative but hey I will try anything once.