November 15, 2003

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HOW TO: create a slide show of websites

I am designing an application that shows several websites in the form of a slide show. I have come up with a starting point for my app1. I use a web browser control 2. I load URLs into a collection from an xml file3. I use two timers, one to load the next url and the other to do the animationhere is where I am at so far:===========================================Public Class frmSlide Inherits...Last Updated:Thursday, September 02, 2010By:alfero#

Very Interesting websites

I find it interesting how powerful the blogging service is becoming. Each time I browse a blog, I come across a very informative reference wich leads to another and the chain goes on. I turned my laptop on just now and came across these interesting sites.Mathhew Reynold's .NET 247Chris "chornbe" Hornberger's websiteChris also has designed an invaluable backup application that does the job while...Last Updated:Thursday, September 02, 2010By:alfero#

Reading Text Files in Visual C# .NET

To load and read a text file from Visual Basic .NET, follow these steps: 1. Open Visual Studio .NET. Create a new Console Application in Visual Basic .NET. Visual Studio creates a Module for you, along with an empty Main() procedure.2. Make sure that the project references at least the System namespace. Use the Imports statement on the System, System.IO, and System.Collections namespaces...Last Updated:Thursday, September 02, 2010By:alferoSource #

Awesome developer tools list

Scott Hanslemen's blog has a great list of developer tools.Matthew Reynolds also has an entry in his blog on an application called QuickCode.NET. found by Russel Pooley. Last Updated:Thursday, September 02, 2010By:alferoSource #

Writing to a File using System.IO

Author : Pallavi ChandLevel : BeginnerIn this article we will see how we can write data to a file from another file.Codeusing System;using System.IO;class AppendText { public static void Main(String[] args) {//Append the text from InputFile.txt to this file.TextWriter outfile= File.AppendText("c:/CopytoFile.txt");//Append text from this file to CopytoFile.txt.TextReader infile = File.OpenText("c:/InFile.txt");String...Last Updated:Thursday, September 02, 2010By:alferoSource #