July 2004 - Posts
We've cut 90% of the slides out from the decks and converted our seminars to an 80% demo, 20% slide model. Our team will be delivering a free afternoon session covering these topics in August and September nationwide: Building Custom Controls with ASP.NET
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I am trying this new tool that is written in .NET that allows the creation of blog entryies that can be posted to multiple Blogs as the same time. If you examine my previous Blog entry you will see that it supports source code formatting for C# and VB.NET.
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This is a sample blog entry using a new tool, called VisualBlogger. 1 Public Class Employee 2 Public Function GetEmployees() As DataSet 3 Dim ds As New DataSet 4 Dim oCon As New SqlConnection(ConfigurationSettings.ConnectionStrings( "NorthwindConnection"
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Well, you may have noticed that there have not been any MSDN Live events during July, but just wait. The tour starts up in August 17th in San Antonio. Becuase you showed up, you will receive a power packed DVD with all of the content that we will be talking
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Creation of Distributed Object-Oriented Applications in .NET The Microsoft .NET Framework provides extensive support for creating highly scaleable distributed applications. The CSLA .NET framework builds on the capabilities of .NET to simplify the creation
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Update your Office 2003 programs with the latest enhancements, many based on customer feedback http://office.microsoft.com/home/default.aspx
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When 7/8/2004, 6:30PM-8:30PM Click the icon to mark your outlook calendar. Where Microsoft Houston Meeting Facility 2000 West Sam Houston Pkwy South, Suite # 350 Houston, TX 77042 Sponsor Borland Agenda UML Modeling with Visual Studio .NET and Borland
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Today, Microsoft made technology preview versions of the .NET Framework 1.0 SP3 and .NET Framework 1.1 SP1 available for developers to download so they can test their .NET Framework-based applications with these service packs applied. Though these are
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