If you have ever needed to create a document and include a screen shot (like a blog post for example...), you know that Windows does notáprovide aágood way to do this.á Vista solves this by providing a new tool called the Snipping Tool.á Located under the Accessories menu, you can use the Snipping Tool to capture all or part of the screen.á This is much better than ALT + PrtScn and then opening Paint (no offense to you Paint bigots out there).
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I setup a new wireless network at home as Santa saw fit to bring me a new wireless router from Christmas.á In the process of setting it up, I stumbled across a very cool feature of Vista networking.á If you open the Network menu option from the Start menu you will see something like this. If you right click on the Residential Gateway icon you will see a menu option called "View device webpage."á Selecting this will take you to the admin site for your router.á Not a ground shaking feature to be sure, ......
Sorry that I have not blogged in a while.á I have been working on the VSTS TS Certification and it has taken all of my extra time! If you have a common library that is used in more than one project you may be wondering about the best way to set this up in TFS.á This is more of an urgent issue if you are using Team Foundation Build.ááThe issue comes when you have a common projectáthat may be in either another Team Project or at a level in TFS Version Control that is not relative to the project that ......
This is the second part of the Team Foundation Build series that I started back in October.á One of the important things to understand about Team Build is the build process.á As I outlined in the first part of this series, Team Build is nothing more than a set of custom tasks for MS Build.á The custom tasks are called from a set of custom targets that are organized to complete the build.? Here are the targets and the order in which they are called: CheckSettingsForEndToEndIte... EndToEndIteration ......
My buddy ET has a good post on installing SP1 for VSTS.?
http://www.geekswithblogs.net/etiennetremblay
Happing Coding!!
Microsoft has release an updated version of the MSSCCI provider for a variety of legacy applications.
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?familyid=87E1FFBD-A484-4C3A-8776-D560AB1E6198&displaylang=en
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