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200 articles overall 185 new, 55 updated, 8 moved. 19 were edited, 181 unedited
Article topics listed: C++,C#,ASP,ASP.NET,Perl,Win32,MFC,ATL,WTL,COM

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Miscellaneous

  • Signal Strength Control in C# - Silic0re09
    A signal strength control similar to the ones on cell phones
    C# (C# 2.0), Windows, .NET (.NET 2.0), GDI+, Design


  • WPF RichTextEditor with Toolbar - GregorPross
    WPF RichTextBox with standard Text-formatting possiblities (Unedited)
    C# (C# 3.0), Windows, .NET (.NET 3.5), WPF


Selection Controls

Applications & Tools

ASP.NET

ASP.NET Controls

Caching

Custom Controls

Silverlight

Articles updated added Last week

Files and Folders

  • Rewrite DirectoryInfo using IShellFolder - Leung Yat Chun
    This article describes how to uses IShellFolder to list special / virtual directories using C#
    C#, Windows (Win2K, WinXP, Win2003, Vista, Win2008, Win 7, Win2008 R2), .NET (.NET 2.0, .NET 3.0, .NET 3.5, .NET 4.0), Win32, WPF, Dev


List Controls

  • ImageListView - Ozgur Ozcitak
    A .NET ListView like control for displaying image files with asynchronously loaded thumbnails.
    C#, .NET (.NET 2.0), GDI+, WinForms, Dev


Applications & Tools

ASP.NET

ASP.NET Controls

Charts, Graphs and Images

Silverlight

  • Media Player Renderer - Xmen W.K.
    A control to render the object tag for MediaPlayer (Unedited)
    C#, .NET (.NET 2.0, .NET 3.0, .NET 3.5, .NET 4.0), ASP.NET, Ajax, Silverlight


Trace and Logs

  • TraceTool 12.1: The Swiss-Army Knife of Trace - Thierry Parent
    A C#, C++, Delphi, ActiveX, JavaScript, and Java trace framework, a trace viewer (with Tail, OutputDebugString, and event log). The framework comes with support for Log4J, Log4Net, Microsoft Enterprise Instrumentation Framework (EIF), Pocket PC (C++ and .NET), and Silverlight.
    C#, Javascript, Java, VC7.1.NET 1.1, Win2K, WinXP, Win2003VS.NET2003, Dev


Technical blogs added Last week

Shell and IE programming

  • Programming for Performance Part 1: Being Smart About Code Reuse - Charles Boyung
    Performance.  It’s a very simple concept.  When you write an application or build a website, it needs to do what the user requests in a timely fashion.  It also follows that when you are building an application, all efforts should be made to make sure that it performs in the most efficient man (Unedited)
    C++, Windows, MFC


ASP.NET Controls

Custom Controls

Site & Server Management

  • Do you know how to maintain your Google ranking while moving to a new site structure? - Martin Hinshelwood
    From time to time your website structure may change. When this happens you do not want to have to start from scratch with your Google rankings, so you need to map all of your Old URLs to new ones. This may seam like a trivial thing, but it is essential to keep your current rankings, that you worked (Unedited)
    C++, Windows


  • Gitting Out of Subversion - Brady Kelly
    I recently started migrating my code repositories from Subversion (svn) to Git. This is an account of my setting up Git and migrating one of my svn repositories over to a Git repository [...] (Unedited)
    C++, Windows


Office Development

  • Office Interop Object Collection Technique – Ghost Excel Instance - Samir Sameja
    Recently, we wrote an add-in for Microsoft PowerPoint to automate several routine tasks for our business users. While developing this add-in we required to open a temp workbook in a new excel application instance to perform several tasks. Once these tasks were completed the temp workbook was suppose (Unedited)
    C#, Windows, .NET (.NET 3.5), COM


  • Office Interop Object Collection Technique – The right way. - Samir Sameja
    In my previous article, I described the ghost excel process issue and its solution by releasing all interop references. In this article I will write about the way to release interop references.Basically, every COM object that we access in .NET has a RCW (Runtime Callable Wrapper) associated with it. (Unedited)
    C#, Windows, .NET (.NET 3.5), COM