Russell Pooley's .NET Blog

I have just found a nice FAQ about remoting at the following address: http://www.ingorammer.com/RemotingFAQ/

If anyone is looking for an HTML Editor for windows forms then go to the following address:

Does anyboy know where I can get a ComboBox control that can contain a Treeview as the drop down selection, I found a project on CodeProject, but it doesn't really suit our needs. I have searched extensively using Google with no luck.

Haven't posted for a while after having a lovely holiday in Majorca, its just such a shame to come home.

Not related to .NET as such but Microsoft has some useful powertoys that can add enhancement to Windows XP or Windows 2003.
I especially like the Virtual Desktop Manager.

After spending all of about two days trying to complete a build system for where I work, I came across a rather strange problem.

I have just seen a nice sample at the WindowsForms web site using DesignerHosts to create the Windows Forms editor in Visual Studio .NET

If anyone is attempting to create an enterprise system in VB.NET, or thinking about, then let me tell you this, DON'T. After creating an enterprise project consisting of over 1000 classes, VB.NET is beginning to look a little weak Now you may ask whats the problem with VB.NET or may come to the conclusion that I'm one of those developers that are anti VB, well I'm not. I like VB and C#, they both have there strengths and weaknesses but when it comes to enterprise development I believe Microsoft made a big mistake with the IDE for VB.