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My prior post showed how to create XAML WPF and put it on your Winform App. We can go one step further add XAML to a UserControl, which could then be made into an ActiveX control, which could be hosted » related news
I was browsing MSDN, and I came across this article A Programmer's Perspective on NTFS 2000 Part 1 Stream and Hard Link So I copied the code from Calling the Windows APIs for Large Files , modified it » related news
In my prior post , I showed how to use XAML and XAMLReader to create inline XAML to display the results of a query. Today, let's take it a step further let's create a query of all the media (pictures, » related news
Many of you already have a Window Forms application. You can add WPF to your existing application quite easily using the ElementHost class , which can be added as a control to your form. (You can also » related news
Source Code How To Group ListView Items with ListViewGroup VB2005 How To Group ListView Items with ListViewGroup VB2005 This article with source code demonstrates how to group ListView Items with the ListViewGroup » related news
Using Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) and LINQ is easy in code. We'll create a query and display it in a WPF ListBox Using XAML is harder the ObjectDataProvider class works with non-anonymous types » related news
Recently I had the chance to improve some old previous instance detection code to add the ability to activate the previous instance. The code I used to detect a previous instance looked like this Imports » related news
Introduction Everyone knows the problem of files being in use during installations of software. In the pre Windows Vista ages, a simple yet efficient (at least for the setup developer) is simply to reboot » related news
Mike McIntyre's recent blog itemĀ about breaking large images into chunks in order to print them prompts me to post up an approach to the (kind of) opposite scenario which by coincidence I was working on » related news
In this installment of the Some Assembly Required column, Scott Hanselman creates a Family Fingerprint Manager using .NET 2.0 that interfaces with the Microsoft Fingerprint Reader and the GrFinger SDK » related news

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