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Microsoft has shipped the release version of Silverlight 2. The runtime is currently available for Windows and Mac browsers.
For those of you who have been living in a cave for the last six months, Silverlight is Microsoft's rich internet application platform or as Microsoft puts it:
Microsoft Silverlight is a cross-browser, cross-platform implementation of the .NET Framework for building media experiences and rich interactive applications for the Web....
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Author: Gary Williams
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One of the first issues we were faced with in the planning stages of ASP 101 was whether or not to use frames. Frames have many pros and cons, and it was apparent pretty early on that the cons outweighed the pros for the design goals of this site....
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In the all too brief moments of down time between projects I like to explore. Lately I've been exploring VBScript classes and have decided to prepare a series of articles which will be presented here on ASP 101 to see if I can help shed a little light on the topic. Don't expect a dissertation on Object Oriented Programming and Design, I'm no expert in the field. If you're interested in that topic, you will find quite a few books available at your favorite online book seller's site, or heaven for...
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Author: Jon M. Gohr
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Hang onto your hats, boys and girls, things are going to start getting more interesting, complex and useful from this point forward! I've decided to take a bit of a diversion from the article ideas that I listed in part one. The reason for this, strangely enough, is the articles themselves. You will often encounter interesting new challenges when you least expect it, if you're like me the challenge demands resolution before being able to move on. The only bad part about coming up with an idea ou...
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Author: Jason Withrow
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Here is a handy little example of how to use what and where. It could also serve some administration functions as well. In fact, I find it very useful. My office has very tight security rules, one of which is that all FTP ports are shut off. Which means that if I am at work, I can't get anything off my home PC, unless it is inside of an IIS virtual directory. Well, not anymore! I just connect to my home web server, pull up the folder list page, and I have instant access to any file on my home co...
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Interested in finding out a little more about the next version of Visual Studio? The announcements started today at VSLive! I wasn't able to be there, but here's the note I got from my contact at Microsoft. Nothing too earth-shattering, but there is some interesting stuff mixed in. Oh... and be sure to check out that last link... it's the interesting one....
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Author: John Peterson
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Those of you who visit the site regularly probably already know that design and graphics aren't really my strong suit. While I can write some darn pretty source code, I prefer to leave the graphics and UI design to the truly artsy souls. You know... people that can actually choose a color in a manner that doesn't involve simply adding 33 to or subtracting 33 from one part of the color's RGB hex triplet. (For those of you who have no idea what I'm talking about, check out Wikipedia's entry on Web...
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Author: Virendra Dugar
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It has been under discussion for some time that ASP.NET textbox which has the Readonly property assigned true does not retain the server side or client side changes. The changes are getting ignored across postbacks.
Let’s understand both the scenarios:...
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Author: Lalji
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See the following article for converting number into words (like 2000 in Two Thausand)...
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To create normal Setup project refer this link:
http://www.dotnetspider.com/resources/27673-Creating-Setup-Deplyment-Project.aspx
If we have more than one projects where we need to install based on circumstances then these dialogboxes we can use....
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One basic technique for counting the colours in an image would be to create an array or collection to hold the colours and then start counting from the start of the image. However, consider what happens then if you load a 1280 x 1024 pixel image. Firstly, you have 1.3 million pixels to check, and secondly for every single one you need to check whether that colour has been counted before. With an array, that would potentially mean you could have to perform somewhere around 400 billion checks, and...
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To apply a brightness filter you simply add a fixed amount to every pixel in the image and then clamp the result to ensure it remains in the range 0 - 255. To apply a contrast filter, you determine if a pixel is lighter or darker than a threshold amount. If it's lighter, you scale the pixel's intensity up otherwise you scale it down. In code this is done by subtracting the threshold from a pixel, multiplying by the contrast factor and adding the threshold value back again. As with the brighness ...
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