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Represents the base class for user interface (UI) elements that use a ControlTemplate to define their appearance....
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FilterBuilder is a simple utility allowing you to easily create dialog filters. As well as containing 135 of the most common file filters, FilterBuilder allows you to create endless combinations of file filters without ever having to maintain lengthy filter strings....
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Pens offer more options than what we have seen so far. A line's caps are the starting and ending points of the line. For example, you may have seen lines with arrows and circles. Figure 4.24 shows some lines with their cap and dash styles.
Using Pen properties and methods, you can draw lines with cap and dash styles. Here we will discuss line cap and line dash styles only briefly....
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Recently I faced myself with a problem that I think is very common among developers: patching a software release.
There are many tools for doing this, even freeware, but I wanted something similar to the LiveUpdate of a well-known software.
Since all patching software I found is not free-source, I started writing my patch algorithm without good results: the patch file it generated is almost the same size of the original file.
I started asking around for help, but none can ge...
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VC++ has an excellent built-in profiler, but in keeping with the (apparent) design philosophy of the product, MS doesn’t provide a nice GUI for the feature, preferring to provide flexible low-level functionality that can be customized. An associated tool is a macro to be found in the VC98/Bin folder, titled PROFILER.XLM. This macro will take the tabbed text output from the profiler output processor program PLIST.EXE, and present it as an Excel chart showing either function timing or hit counts. ...
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Many people are talking about SaaS. SaaS applications are cool, but for us - the people who create and make them work, it represents a new challenge as we have to change the way we code and architect the solution....
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I use this code to collect related emails & send newsletters to my customers. I don't use it to send Junk mails to others, so I do not know about the filtering for different mail servers and these kind of usages. I also use it to extract emails from a complex text file (containing email addresses and other texts)....
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This tutorial walks you through the process of building a rating system in ASP.NET, Visual Basic .NET and SQL Server that allows your users to rate an article, and then see the ratings graphically displayed on the article....
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The RequestMinimum flag enables you to request a minimum set of permissions that your code requires to execute. By contrast, the RequestRefuse flag enables you to refuse permissions by explicitly specifying which ones your code should not be granted....
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The RequestOptional flag enables you to request a set of permissions and implicitly refuse all other permissions that the runtime otherwise might be willing to give. By contrast, the RequestRefuse flag enables you to refuse permissions by explicitly specifying which ones your code should not be granted....
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If you are concerned that your code might be used to access system resources maliciously, you can request that it never be granted a particular permission. For example, an application that browses data in a file but never modifies the data might refuse any file-write permissions. In the event of a bug or a malicious attack, this code cannot damage the data on which it operates....
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Instead of requesting individual permissions (using RequestMinimum, RequestOptional, or RequestRefuse), you can request any of the following built-in permission sets: Nothing, Execution, FullTrust, Internet, LocalIntranet, and SkipVerification. You cannot request custom named permission sets or the Everything modifiable built-in permission set because the permissions they represent can vary. The following example shows the syntax to request permission for a named permission set. It attaches a Pe...
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