July 2004 - Posts
Some time ago I found here a link to lookout (an outlook plug in to search your local mail), it has changed my life, ¿whyspend time trying to keep the peace and order in your inbox, if you can search as fast as Google? but the story does not end
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This is the first post I'm writing from Infopath, I found the form available to download here: http://weblogs.asp.net/guowu/archive/2004/07/20/187990.aspx It Rocks, now I can blog from my desktop, and it means Spelling and Grammar from free !!
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Every program has a "flow" or any kind of "main routine" where you can inspect the different steps involved in your application, now with graphical tools such BizTalk Server 2004 you could "draw" all your "main routines", but obviously this is not a great
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http://www.csscreator.com It's a Web site with a great collection of tips, links, and everything you need to develop standard Cascading Style Sheets
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Now this blog is listed in the "official" MS Communities Blog Portal [ http://www.microsoft.com/communities/blogs/PortalHome.mspx ]. Enjoy !!
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I have a series of videos I want to publish in a multimedia web page, so it's my opportunity to get back to DHTML, CSS and the Windows Media Player control. The final result it's pretty nice (I think) and tyou can check it out here. http://winisp.net/rido/concert/
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Michel I. Gallant is a security MVP, he has a nice collectio of crypto related samples showing the differences between CAPICOM, CryptoAPI and System.Security http://www.jensign.com/JavaScience/cryptoutils/index.html
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I've just found the presentation that PeterProvost has upload to Geek Noise : http://www.peterprovost.org/Files/Building_Quality_DotNET_Solutions.zip It's the kind of document (6 PPTs) I would liked to have written two months ago, anyway it's enough to
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Yesterday I saw Dbox talking about service orientation, he was comparing different transport mechanisms as: HTTP / HTTPS (ASMX approach) DCOM (Com +) MSMQ (NT Service) Note Remoting is not in the list, this is because Don didn't like Remoting for different
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