This is totally non-technical – apologies in advance. If you’re reading with an aggregator, you can pick up the technical categories and…
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In this eWeek article, Microsoft confirms that the final names for Whidbey and Yukon will be Visual Studio 2005 and Microsoft SQL Server…
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Rob Howard goes into detail explaining how the Provider Design Pattern works, where it came from, why you should use it, and how to write…
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There is now a Crystal Reports -dedicated community on AspAlliance.com, run by CR guru Eric Landes. If you’re in need of assistance with a…
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Xander Sherry has a new blog and is wondering why people like Vault. Here’s my $.03. It’s all .NET. I know that shouldn’t really matter to…
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I built a handy InfoPath form to do some data entry for the AspAlliance Ad Network back when it was still in beta over the summer of 200…
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Check it out — the InfoPath 2003 Toolkit for VS.NET was released a few days ago. My biggest gripe about InfoPath is that it relies on…
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Overview Cover O'Reilly's C# Cookbook, by Stephen Teilhet & Jay Hilyard (not to be confused with the MS Press C# Programmer's Cookbook or…
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There’s probably a way to fix this – I’m hoping someone will tell me. I have Outlook 2003. I have the calendar set up to default to Month…
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Everybody’s talking about it, it seems (Jonathan Cogley, Jeff Key, hey, that’s everybody, right?). NCover (GDN, SF) is a new tool that…
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