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Software Artichitech

http://www.modelingstyle.info for UML Diagram Tips & Guidelines http://www.bredemeyer.com for Architecturehttp://www.soft... for Architetcure
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Hashes and Signing

Hashing is used to create a unique, compact value for a plaintext message. "Message" is a very broad term here; in terms of assemblies, the message is the assembly itself. The message is used as an input to the hash algorithm (in the case of strong naming, the SHA1 algorithm is used).File.dll---->SHA1 Hash Algoritm---->Hash Value(SDFSDFJG2345ASDHFAS23... is a one-way street: you can't decrypt the hash value once it has been computed. However, hashing is very useful for comparing values....
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Windows XP styling for yr Windows Forms

Prologue: Comctl32.dll, version 6. Comctl32.dll, or the Common Controls, have been around for a very long time. This library provided basic common controls while User32.dll provided user controls. In version 6 of the Common Controls, all of the controls were put in Comctl32.dll so that all the controls could support theming. Comctl32.dll, version 6, is not redistributable, however, unlike previous versions of Comctl32.dll. In order to use the new Windows XP Visual Styles, you must be using an operating...
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IE2...

MyIE2 is the most powerful and fully customized browser. It can open multiple web pages in just one window, and come with tons of other nice features.MyIE2 Online
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Jump Statements in C#

Using Jump Statements in C#The goto, break, and continue statements are known as jump statements. You use them to transfer control from one point in the program to another, at any time. In this section, you will learn how to use jump statements in C# programs.The goto Statement The goto statement is the most primitive C# jump statement. It transfers control to a labeled statement. The label must exist and must be in the scope of the goto statement. More than one goto statement can transfer control...
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Window/Msn Messenger Polygamy

Msn/Window Messenger Polygamy allows you to run more than one copy of MSN messenger, as well as many accounts simultaneously. To use the program, install it, and then run it from the Programs menu - each time you run it, a new copy of MSN will be launched.Window/Msn Messenger Polygamy
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IDesign: .NET Design and Process Solutions and Coding Standards in C#....

IDesign: .NET Design and Process Solutions and Coding Standards in C#
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Enable-AutoComplete Feature In Command Line

Change registry by using regedit. If you have XP you can do this also by using powertoys (tweakxp) HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE/SOFTWARE... Processor Right click on CompletionChar DWORD change that to 9 restart and you are done. Pressing tab in the command line can complete the next match of the command that you are typing
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Google Trick...

It appears you can get a list of the world's favourite sites by going to Google and searching for www
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CSE Course

http://www.cs.washington.ed
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Sample Chapters

Srinivasa Sivakumar has listed more than 500 sample chapters (in HTML/PDF format) on his resource site, from various books related to .NET. A great resource
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C# Compilers.....

Microsoft's Command-Line Compiler You do not need to buy Visual Studio .NET in order to program in C#. On the Windows platform, you can do everything with a text editor and the C# command-line tools that are provided in the Platform SDK(130MB) Mono Mono is an effort to make an Open Source implementation of the .NET Development Framework and includes a free C# compiler DotGNU Portable.NET A British-based Open Source implementation of the .NET Development Framework targeting Linux, includes C# compiler...
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Mystic Microsoft : Spiritual Transformation in the Halls of High Technology

Kraig Brockschmidt, former employee of Microsoft has wrote this book... it is still in draft.. worth a read :)... Its not about MS 's products or not abt the fight with linux/opensource etc.. Its abt the spiritual transformation which the author went thru during his 8 yrs at MS. very different. Read it here
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Some cool new features of ASP.NET 2.0, Whidbey, SQL Yukon....

You will be able to drag a SQL Server table and drop it into a page, which will give you a data binded datagrid, mostly through property manipulation, the grid will be sortable, editable and updatable One goal of ASP.NET 2.0 is to reduce the amount of code needed by 70-75%, Scott thinks Whidbey will get very close to that mark Another goal is to simplify administration, ASP.NET 2.0 will offer a rich configuration API along with rich admin tools, in the bottom you will still have good old XML config...
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Microsoft .NET ObjectSpaces

Microsoft .NET ObjectSpaces are a set of classes and interfaces that enable you to treat data as an object (or objects), independent of the underlying data store used by an application. ObjectSpaces builds on and contains a set of new data access APIs within the Microsoft .NET Framework to provide access to relational data sources such as Microsoft SQL Server®, OLE DB data sources, etc. You can use the ObjectSpaces to perform the following data related tasks/steps:-- Get data as objects from a data...
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ASP to ASP.NET Migration Assistant

The ASP to ASP.NET Migration Assistant is designed to help you convert ASP pages and applications to ASP.NET. It does not make the conversion process completely automatic, but it will speed up your project by automating some of the steps required for migration. Here’s how to try the ASP to ASP.NET Migration Assistant Alpha: Learn more and download the tool
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HUMANMETRICS --TRY YOUR TRAITS BEFORE TRYING FATE

Your Type is ENFP Extroverted Intuitive Feeling Perceiving Strength of the preferences % 33 22 28 22 Qalitative analysis of your type formula You are: moderately expressed extrovert slightly expressed intuitive personality moderately expressed feeling personality slightly expressed perceiving personality http://www.humanmetrics.com...
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Another reason not to deploy Debug code...

In the CLR Internals class today, Jeff Richter gave a great deal of really good information. One thing that I should have figured, but did not really know was about the impact of running Debug code on Garbage Collector performance. Say you have code like this: public void foo() { BigOb big; big=new BigOb(); System.Console.WriteLine("Big is Really big! {0} ",big.GetSize()); // 1. LongSlowOperation(); // 2. } We think that big will be in scope until just after the curly brace below the comment 2. Turns...
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