Working with .TEXT (Part 2)
OK, finally got the email feature working. Here’s the deal. There’s two different places to enter an email address. One is in the blog.config file and the other is in the SQL table for config. ...
OK, finally got the email feature working. Here’s the deal. There’s two different places to enter an email address. One is in the blog.config file and the other is in the SQL table for config. ...
Eric Smith, the creator of CodeSmith, has been interviewed by ACCESS-VB-SQL ADVISOR magazine. Now if he would just put together a presentation so he can come to the users group and show it off (hi...
OK, I’m not sure if this is correct or not, but here goes. In order to allow newsreaders to still retrieve the RSS feed during this transition, I’m attempting to redirect the old BlogX url to the ...
After what appears to be forever since any real activity with BlogX and the fact that a ton of forking in the code base has occured, I’m moving from BlogX to .TEXT. BlogX has been really solid and...
Sometimes I catch myself over thinking things. While showing someone just moving to VB.NET how structured error handling works I mentioned something that C# Try Catch can’t do that VB.NET can. Wh...
You can view some tips for locking down your developer workstation and how to work around the issues surrounding running as a limited user by reading through this helpful document: How To: Secure Y...
John Tobler posted “Today, I just had to add a link so you can download the Microsoft CLR Profiler. Two MSDN articles, Writing High-Performance Managed Applications : A Primer and Writing Faster M...
OK, Ed, I’ll participate in your little experiment. ;-) “I neither agree nor disagree with Ed Kaim that blogging is overhyped, but I still want to fit in and will therefore link to Visual Studio’s...
Setup projects in Visual Studio .NET 2003 can be used to install the .NET Framework with your application, but only if you have installed the optional Visual Studio .NET Framework Bootstrapper Plug...
Someone posted ‘Mono-culture and the .NETwork effect’ discussing pretty much how the Linux world would come to an end if people were to adopt projects that allowed .NET on Linux (specifically Mono)...