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Stories recently tagged with '.net2.0'
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submitted by
 vivekamar
4 months, 7 days ago dotnetcurry.com — There have been plenty of articles written on fading out a form. However I found them to contain a lot of code to do this simple thing. In this article, I will demonstrate how to fade out a form with just 5 lines of code. read more...
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submitted by
world
4 months, 12 days ago en.csharp-online.net — This article—Working with Images—is from GDI+ Custom Controls with Visual C# 2005. Learn to process images in C# read more...
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category:  C# | Views: 14
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published 8 months, 25 days ago, submitted by
Lck84
8 months, 25 days ago codeplex.com — The Windows Vista Controls for .NET 2.0 library is an open-source project which was started in January 2007 and has been released on CodePlex, undergoing several updates and changes.
Its latest 1.3 release includes several native Vista common controls which can be included in any WinForms application and includes other features like DWM thumbnails, DWM glass and Task Dialogs. read more...
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published 9 months, 18 days ago, submitted by
 crpietschmann
9 months, 18 days ago pietschsoft.com — There are times when I need code to calculate the distance between two geocodes (Lat/Long points). I don't need it very often and until now I didn't have a code snippet that I could jus copy and paste. I was searching and found Rob Conery's LINQ and Geocoding post. It's an interesting post and he includes a sample of how to use Lambda expressions in C# 3.0 to calculate the distance between two geocodes in Miles. I decided to copy his code snippet and make sure it works in .NET 2.0 and also convert it to JavaScript. read more...
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category: C# | Views: 39
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published 10 months, 8 days ago, submitted by
 rprouse
10 months, 8 days ago alteridem.net — Stop using DateTime to time long sections of code. The 2.0 framework introduced the System.Diagnostics.Stopwatch class to do the dirty work for you. read more...
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category:  Tips & Tricks | Views: 9
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submitted by
crpietschmann
10 months, 25 days ago pietschsoft.com — Yesterday, I released the fourth update release (v1.00.04) of my Web.Maps.VE component. The main feature addition in this update is the addition of .NET 3.5 support. Web.Maps.VE is an ASP.NET AJAX Virtual Earth Mapping Server Control. It abstracts out the need to write JavaScript when implementing Virtual Earth mapping within an ASP.NET application. Web.Maps.VE allows you to focus more of your time on implementing features that users want, rather than having to deal with the hassles of JavaScript. read more...
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category:  ASP.NET | Views: 1
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submitted by
crpietschmann
11 months, 12 days ago pietschsoft.com — This is a collection of my blogs posts that include code from over the last 6 months. There's stuff ranging from a Windows Service monitor that runs in the system tray, to UrlRewriting/UrlMapping, to ASP.NET AJAX, to a JavaScript based Slideshow component, to adding iPhone style flick support to scrolling a web page using JavaScript. read more...
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category:  Other | Views: 5
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HttpModule, UrlMapping, UrlRewriting, 2.0, 3.5 | tag it
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published 1 year ago, submitted by
spirit1
1 year ago weblogs.sqlteam.com — Subscribed events are one of the most common reasons of memory leaks in .Net. This means that if you have an object that has an event and there are other object that are subscribed to that event, the original object won't be properly disposed until all events are unsubscribed since an event is a strong reference.
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category: C# | Views: 69
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MemoryLeak, Patterns, Delegate, C#, .net2.0 | tag it
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