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Use a dictionary to help create a mnemonic

I was using a program that was yet another TLA and I wanted to create a mnemonic to help me remember what it was. One of the letters was “k”, so I wanted to find a word that starts with “k” Simple: load a dictionary, search for words starting with “k”

Persist user form size and location settings per session

My prior post ( Create your own Test Host using XAML to run your unit tests ) shows how to create a form and present it to the user. The user can resize and reposition the form, even on a 2 nd monitor. When the user exits the form, we can persist or remember

Use LINQ to Foxpro or any SQL data and display it in a WPF form using DataSetExtensions and DataRowExtensions

In the last post Create your own media browser: Display your pictures, music, movies in a XAML tooltip , we created a query of your local media and displayed it. Today, we'll make a query to my Foxpro picture database of 28,000 pictures/movies. We'll
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Create your own media browser: Display your pictures, music, movies in a XAML tooltip

In my prior post , I showed how to use XAML and XAMLReader to create inline XAML to display the results of a query. Today, let's take it a step further: let's create a query of all the media (pictures, movies, music) in your "My Documents" folder and
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Use new XML Features of VB to generate dynamic scripts and text files

There's a very useful feature that FoxPro users have had for over 2 decades: being able to output text in any format, with WYSIWYG and the ability to embed expressions (The TEXT…ENDTEXT command ) Generating XML, HTML, Bat files, PowerShell Script, etc
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C# and Fox versions of Cool Linq Query

In my prior post ( Cool Linq Query ) I promised a C# and Fox versions of a query to sort all the “Words” found in many files in a C++ project and sort them by frequency of occurrence. The C# version: it’s almost the same as the VB version. Try typing
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