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What's the easiest way to set up a Web log?
A The easiest way to set up your own Web log is to go to a site like blogger.com and register as a new user. It provides a Web interface for creating a customized Web log that you can use immediately. There are many other sites like blogging.com that provide support for Web log features.
If you'd like more control over the blogging infrastructure or would like to host your blog on your own server, you can also use one of many blogging application...
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This document contains frequently asked questions about Microsoft .NET and the Microsoft .NET Framework. (15 printed pages...
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As the Internet and World Wide Web have become more ubiquitous and more accessible to non-computer–savvy individuals, a variety of Web applications have sprung up to enable various forms of communication. One of the most popular of these is the blog (or weblog), which provides an easy means for an individual to publish to the Internet. Another popular communication application is the Wiki, which establishes a sort of virtual whiteboard on the Internet to which anyone can contribute....
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This FAQ tries to answer some commonly asked questions about the fundamentals of the .NET Framework - topics like assemblies, garbage collection, security, interop with COM, and remoting. The most commonly-used parts of the class library are also covered. Other aspects of the .NET Framework such as ASP.NET, ADO.NET and WinForms are not covered....
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The C# compiler is able to extract XML comments from C# source files. If at compile time, the /doc command-line option (or the equivalent option in the Visual Studio® .NET IDE) is used to specify a target documentation file, all of the comments are extracted from the source files and are written in an XML format to the target file. Visual Studio .NET can then use this file to display IntelliSense® when the XML file is in the same directory as the compiled assembly (the documentation file must al...
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I read in your December 2005 column how to enumerate files using interop to access the file management functions in Kernel32.dll (see .NET Matters: BigInteger, GetFiles, and More). I don't need to enumerate files, but rather I need to enumerate the NTFS Alternate Data Streams within a particular file. Do you know any way I can accomplish this?
A First, nothing in the Microsoft® .NET Framework provides this functionality. If you want it, plain and simple you'll need to do some sort of interop,...
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Author: Nancy Michell
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I need to create an image with different hot spots that will display text when you hover the mouse over it, like an infotip does, but I don't want to use hyperlinks. An example would be a map of the states that would display information about each state when you put the cursor over it....
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This is the 5th tutorial of SharePoint FAQ series. This series will mainly concentrate on custom columns, content types and document list library. I am sure once your read this article your thinking of how SharePoint organizes document centralization will change.
For past some days I have been writing and recording videos on Sharepoint, design patterns, UML, FPA, Enterprise blocks and lot you can watch the videos at Click here
You can download my 400 .NET FAQ EBook from http://www....
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As a developer, you must have found few things that are really haven't thought of earlier. On that note, Say you want to disable Close Button of a window. It is easier to disable other button (using properties available with Form) from control box of the window, or even remove the control box altogether....
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In this article we will understand core reasons of why we should use LINQ. Three tier / N-Tier is now a standard in almost all projects. New architectures which are coming up like MVC, MVP have the fundamental base and thinking of 3-tier methodology. So we have termed the 3-tiers as SALT, in other words we can not stay with out it.
LINQ (Pepper) on other hand is a new technology which helps us create execute queries against disparate data sources like ADO.NET, Custom objects, XML etc. So it’s...
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Hi there, and many thanks for reading my explorations of the Entity Framework. I hope that some of the writings here will be useful to you. Right now I’m still having lots of fun learning, and lately it’s the Entity framework that was a bit over 8 months ago with NET 3.5 SP1. Whilst exploring the possibilities of it, I came across some interesting concerns, and looked around a bit for people who had advice on it. As I couldn’t find much, I would like to share my findings with you, and ask for yo...
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LINQ to SQL allows developers to rapidly develop data driven applications by bridging the gap between business logic and the database.
One of the central pieces of the LINQ to SQL system is the DataContext.
The DataContext is the source of all entities mapped over a database connection. It tracks changes that you made to all retrieved entities and maintains an "identity cache" that guarantees that entities retrieved more than one time are represented by using the same object in...
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This FAQ article is dedicated to LINQ to SQL. In this article we will see a basic example of LINQ to SQL, how to define 1-1 and 1-many relationship using LINQ, how we can optimize LINQ queries, execution of stored procedures using LINQ and finally we will see a simple CRUD example using LINQ to SQL. For past some days I was running small sprint to complete this marathon I hope you will like this article....
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In this article we will discuss about what new features are provided by .NET framework 4.0. We will then take up the DLR feature and discuss about 'dynamic' and 'expando' objects. We will also create a custom 'expando' class and see what benefits we can get from the same. Many developers mistake 'dynamic' objects where made to replace 'reflection' and 'object' type, we will try to remove this misconception also....
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In this section we will look in to new features provided by .NET 4.0 framework. We have a glance on some important features, DLR, subsystems of DLR, dynamic object and expand objects. Please feel free to download my free 500 question and answer eBook which covers .NET 4.0 , ASP.NET , design patterns, silver light, LINQ, SQL Server , WCF , WPF, WWF@ http://www.questpond.com...
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Provides functionality for constructing client-side channels, caching channels, and channel factories....
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I want users to hold down the Control key while double-clicking on my program's icon to have the program start up in a particular way. Neither ::GetCommandLine nor __argc give any indication that the key was pressed; nor does there seem to be any way to do this in MFC using CCommandLineInfo. Is there a way to find this out, say by polling the key?...
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Recently I had the opportunity to return to school to complete a graduate degree. This experience made me realize two important things: there are some cool ideas in academia that seem to never find the light of day in the professional setting, and the academic world at large is not yet very familiar with the Microsoft® .NET Framework. Thus was born my goal of introducing lesser-known ideas to the professional masses while introducing the .NET Framework to the academic world. One particular conce...
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This month I'll answer more reader questions. I'll discuss Windows Communication Foundation Web services running under normal user accounts, and the use of split knowledge and dual control of keys for protecting credit card data. Q Why won't my simple Windows® Communication Foundation service start when I run it as a non-administrator? A First, let me say that it's good to hear that you're testing your code under a normal user account! This is an important aspect of testing that developers shoul...
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The .NET Framework FAQ was first posted in July 2000, and is regularly updated. It covers the fundamentals of the .NET Framework including assemblies, garbage collection, security, interop with COM and remoting. Newcomers to the .NET framework may wish to read the FAQ from top to bottom as a tutorial. More experienced practitioners may prefer to consult the contents list for topics of particular interest....
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