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Free SlickEdit Gadgets
SlickEdit gadgets are a series of cool add-in for Visual Studio 2005.
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Read and Write Open XML Files in MS Office 2007
By Zeljkos
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Testing Web Sites with HttpWebRequest
By Eric Smith:
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Developing and Maintaining .NET 1.1 and 2.0 Applications in Microsoft Windows Vista
SSW has published an excellent whitepaper to assist developers looking for options on developing and maintaining .NET 1.1 and 2.0 projects in Vista.
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Are you ready for Vista?
If you're anxious to see if your current system is ready for Vista, I recommend to have a look at this excellent online tool provided by ATI. Really clean and deep in the analysis.
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Web site screenshot with ASP.NET 2.0
By Daron Yondem:
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An MVP who dislike Vista
Milan Negovan is an MVP and he clearly don't like Vista at all!
Well I don't really share all his comments (I am sure it's more about drivers and bios issues), my experience with Vista 64 bits has been good so far except few things: -
ASP.NET AJAX RSS Reader
Steve has posted on CodeProject an interesting snippet to consume RSS feeds using Ajax.
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.NET 3.0 WPF Tools & Examples
A good introduction to WPF is to read this article Sacha Barber posted on Code Project.
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Configuring an ASP.NET 2.0 Application to Work with Microsoft SQL Server 2000 or SQL Server 2005
Configuring an ASP.NET 2 application to work with SQL Server is not an easy undertaking. You need to be aware of a number of security related concepts in the area of SQL Server, IIS and ASP.NET 2.0. The number of different options you have make the problem even more complex. In this article, I describe some of the common scenarios that you are likely to run into when working with SQL Server and ASP.NET pages. I'll be using SQL Server 2005 in all my examples, but most of the concepts also apply to SQL Server 2000. Note that most of the principles described in this article can also be used in ASP.NET 1.x applications.