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Author: www.asp101.com
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This ASP solution to a common problem will demonstrate the relative ease of developing a working system this way. The problem is to take archived academic publications, scan and OCR them, edit the scanned data into text files as the first electronic data form....
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This ASP solution to a common problem will demonstrate the relative ease of developing a working system this way. The problem is to take archived academic publications, scan and OCR them, edit the scanned data into text files as the first electronic data form....
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Author: John Peterson
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I'm assuming some of you have been wondering why the site's been so static recently. Well besides the fact that we've been swamped with development projects, we also took time out of our busy schedule to attend Vertigo Training's "Building Successful Solutions with Microsoft Windows DNA 2000" course in San Francisco....
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Author: Brett Burridge
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This article describes the ASP.NET Documentation Tool, a utility I wrote to automate the documentation of ASP.NET 1.0, 1.0 and 2.0 web applications written in VB.NET or C#. When developing applications using Java and Perl, I've always been impressed with the JavaDoc and PerlDoc documentation utilities these languages support. When producing work for a client, these utilities take a lot of the hard work out of the mundane (but critically important) work involved with documenting the project. Foll...
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Author: Brett Burridge
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This article is based on an article I wrote that described how to encode and decode strings using the ROT13 method in ASP (VBScript and JScript) and client-side JavaScript. The ROT13 method is a very old method of encoding (but not encrypting!) text, but given the original article's popularity I thought it would be useful to update it for the .NET Framework using both C# and VB.NET....
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Total Hits: 65 | Today: 0 |
Author: Brett Burridge
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This article is based on an article I wrote that described how to encode and decode strings using the ROT13 method in ASP (VBScript and JScript) and client-side JavaScript. The ROT13 method is a very old method of encoding (but not encrypting!) text, but given the original article's popularity I thought it would be useful to update it for the .NET Framework using both C# and VB.NET....
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Total Hits: 64 | Today: 0 |
Author: Brett Burridge
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This article how to describes how to determine the number of frames in a GIF animation using Microsoft's .NET Framework. It can also be used to detect whether a GIF image is animated. Using ASP.NET the technique could also be applied to determine whether files uploaded to the web server are animated GIFs. The code for this article is available in both C# and VB.NET languages....
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Total Hits: 60 | Today: 1 |
Author: Brett Burridge
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Most .NET developers have a definate preference for using either VB.NET or C#. However, there may be many occasions on when it is preferable (or indeed essential) to use either VB.NET or C#. Common scenarios include:
* A client specifies that all development must be carried out in a particular programming language. * A company has a policy that all development will be done in either VB.NET or C#. * A developer is much more familiar with one programming language than the ...
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Total Hits: 60 | Today: 1 |
Author: Brett Burridge
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Most .NET developers have a definate preference for using either VB.NET or C#. However, there may be many occasions on when it is preferable (or indeed essential) to use either VB.NET or C#. Common scenarios include:
* A client specifies that all development must be carried out in a particular programming language. * A company has a policy that all development will be done in either VB.NET or C#. * A developer is much more familiar with one programming language than the ...
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Total Hits: 60 | Today: 1 |
Author: Brett Burridge
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Most .NET developers have a definate preference for using either VB.NET or C#. However, there may be many occasions on when it is preferable (or indeed essential) to use either VB.NET or C#. Common scenarios include:
* A client specifies that all development must be carried out in a particular programming language. * A company has a policy that all development will be done in either VB.NET or C#. * A developer is much more familiar with one programming language than the ...
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Total Hits: 59 | Today: 1 |
Author: Brett Burridge
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NDoc is a popular open source utility for documenting .NET Framework source code. Unfortunately, the latest version, 1.3.1 was released way back in 2005, and only has very limited support for version 2.0 of the .NET Framework. There is no support for version 3.0+ of the .NET Framework either. The main developer on the NDoc project has indicated that he will no longer be updating NDoc. If you are looking for an alternative to NDoc then you may be interested in the .NET Documentation Tool product,...
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Author: Ken Getz
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See the process of creating an end-to-end Visual Basic 2005 application starting with an introduction to the .NET Framework and concluding with the running complete application. Gain insight into a variety of topics focusing on the major areas of application development on the .NET Framework. The application will include coverage of Windows applications, ASP.NET, ADO.NET, Web Services, Windows Services, COM Interop, and more. After completing this course, you'll not only have an idea of how to t...
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