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msdn.com » Wriju's BLOG - Jul 16, 2008
Windows Application and shortcut key are synonyms. People prefer to use shortcut keys for faster activity. Assume you are in a text box and you want to hit F5 to reload the form. You do not want to move your mouse …
Also tagged: net, tips and tricks, c net, windows forms, visual studio 2008
msdn.com » Wriju's BLOG - Jul 14, 2008
Live.com you need to automate that in your Windows application. You will use the WebBrowser control. This is a very powerful control and allows us to control things through DOM. Here is a small code which insert values …
Also tagged: tips and tricks, c net, windows forms, visual studio 2008
msdn.com » Wriju's BLOG - Jul 5, 2008
I use Visual Studio 2008 code snippet a lot when I write code for my presentation. It saves a lot of time and it is very elegant. But I used to struggle a lot while changing my demo machine. Because I had to repeat the …
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msdn.com » Wriju's BLOG - Jul 5, 2008
When I show demo using my desktop I often come across to the scenarios where things are very small. I was using Windows Magnifier. I found this tool later and this is very helpful. This tool was created by Microsoft …
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msdn.com » Wriju's BLOG - Jul 3, 2008
During my demos I have noticed that Class Diagram in Visual Studio gives a very detailed view with lot of information. Now this is hard for people sitting at the back of the room to see what is there. It’s very easy …
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msdn.com » Wriju's BLOG - Jul 1, 2008
What happens if you install you Visual Studio then realize that you need IIS for you application to test and run. We often do this. I have seen people uninstalling Visual Studio and then installing it again after IIS …
msdn.com » Wriju's BLOG - Jul 1, 2008
Many times we need to get the Public key token for a strongly named assembly in .NET. FAQ on that “how to get the public key token?”. Answer is very simple use the .NET Framework tools sn.exe. So open the Visual Studio …