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In this article let's take an expedition through travel around how Anchoring, Docking Properties of Controls can be used in the Windows Forms. More info |
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This article simply describes how to download files in C#. More info |
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This is part two of a two part serires on threading in C#. Again, it's fairly complex so make sure you have a good knowledge of what's going on. It describes some of the more advanced features of threading such as the mutex class and thread local storage as well as some more advanced features. More info |
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This article attempts to provide a tutorial as well as help with the troubleshooting of your own interop issues. I will describe the issues with using libraries written in C# or VB.NET in your VB6 applications. The reason, this is an issue, is because there is a lot of new code available only in C# or VB.NET that access new functionality of the OS. Or it could simply be the case that there is already existing C# code that's not available as a COM library, that you want to use. More info |
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Scott Guthrie on new features in Visual Studio 2008 and .NET 3.5. This release delivers new capabilities for web, client, office and mobile development. More info |
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This article is a good article describing how managed C# compares with unmanaged C++. Using a few different basic applications, you get to see the difference of C++ and C# and compare them both. More info |
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This article explains POP3 in C# with the TCP/IP methods again. It covers things like receiving lists from the server and of course, connecting and disconnecting. More info |
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Five part series with source code, on using the OOP features of C# to write a classic style adventure game More info |
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Get it here first! With Visual Studio 2008, you can develop connected, compelling applications for Windows Vista, the 2007 Office system, mobile devices, and the Web. More info |
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What do you do when you need to read in an entire file and process it as a string? Here is a simple solution. More info |
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