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.NET HTML Editor Control For Windows Form Based Applications
Building an HTML WYSIWYG editor oriented Windows Form application on .NET Framework could never been simpler. You are a .NET Developer, looking for a WYSIWYG editor control that will take / return HTML string and you want that your application should run on .NET 2.0, 3.0, 3.5 and 4.x, right ? You have landed to […]
Coding Standards in C Sharp
At one time I implemented FxCop frequently to keep me in line and guarantee my projects satisfy C # coding criteria. Alas, I drifted from FxCop within the last year or two (I believe on account of laziness on my part). During that time, I have followed a number of coding standards all my own […]
Creating Non-Rectangular Custom Shaped Forms in C#
Custom shaped Windows Forms in any program are most commonly used for splash screens. However they are not limited to splash screens only, music players are a good example of that. For whatever use, the .Net Framework gives us two easy ways to achieve this effect, one using the Form property TransparencyKey and the other […]
Dynamics GP Development in Dexterity, EConnect, VBA
Mid-market Corporate ERP applications typically have variety of the programming tools and methods. Great Plains is open for modifications via such tools, as Dexterity, Modifier with VBA, MS Visual Studio SDK, Extender. There are several tools, dedicated to the integrations: eConnect, Integration Manager and to certain extent you can use your skills in SQL stored […]
Slight Exertion With Objective-C For iPhone Development
Introduction Objective-C is a programming language designed to enable sophisticated object-oriented programming; it is nothing more than a superset of the C programming language and it supports all the basic syntax of the C language, which means that theoretically a program written in C should compile as an Objective-C program without any change. Most object-oriented […]
8 Ways to Partition Elements in a LINQ Query Using the Take and Skip Methods
LINQ – The Take and Skip methods The partitioning LINQ methods are used to fetch or skip elements from the beginning of an enumerable list while a condition yields true. The Take and Skip methods, and TakeWhile and SkipWhile methods, are complements of one another, meaning that if we concatenate the results from any of […]
Execute Loops In Parallell With Parallel Foreach
For and Foreach Normally when you want to iterate over a collection you use for, foreach, while or do loops. When using a foreach loop you iterate over all the elements in a collection, unless you specifically tell it to end prematurely; the collection can be anything from a simple list to a table in […]
Convert to C # Effectively
Recently, my business made the wise decision to convert to C #, an object-orientated programming language developed by Microsoft. We chose to do so because the C # language includes facets of numerous other programming languages (prominently Delphi and Java) and has a meticulous emphasis on simplification. Yet, for a decision that seemed so astute […]