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Archives: Page 12 Article #360 CLIENT / SERVER : Simple File Sharing and File Transfer By Shripad Kulkarni In my previous article pc2pc, I had described an overall concept about how to share and transfer file between computers. This article will demostrate a simple file sharing technique between 2 computers using sockets. [Continued] Article #359 WMI Made Easy For C# By Kevin Matthew Goss Windows Management is somewhat mystified to most developers, and admittedly I myself was taken aback by it for a while. [Continued] Article #358 Mathematically : XML -> Databases By Kamran Shakil I will take a quick but a thought provoking aspects of what happens with XML knits with a database in Microsoft World [Continued] Article #357 Displaying a "Wait" message during a long process with C# Threading By Waheed Khan A thread (is a lightweight process) is a single sequential flow of control within a program. [Continued] Article #356 How to add Visual Styles to your C# Application (the easy way...) By Gildeoni Nogueira Santos On my attempt to create new controls i have discovered one interesting thing about a property called "FlatStyle" that is found on some controls like the Button, RadioButton, CheckBox and so on. [Continued] Article #355 Parking Space In C# By Loek van den Ouweland Ever needed extra space on your computer to dump a text fragment? [Continued] Article #354 SpellCheck.net Parser with C# By Waheed Khan SpellCheck.net is free online spell checking site. Whenever I need to check my spelling I visit this site a lot, so I decided to write a parser for this site. [Continued] Article #353 ODBC .NET By Kamran Shakil The ODBC .NET Data Provider is an add-on component to the Microsoft .NET Framework Software Development Kit (SDK). [Continued] Article #352 Handling Exceptions in C# By J.V.Ravichandran Exceptions are errors that may occur during the run-time of a program. Exception handling, thus, becomes an integral part of programming. [Continued] Article #351 Flicker Free C# Class By Kenton Brown My example shows a way to open and close a graphic panel animation without flicker. [Continued] Article #350 Demo Networked Financial Systems Using C# and .NET: A Case Study By Abebe Assefa In this article I will discuss some of the design and development issues that one might consider when using .NET framework for developing Network affiliated applications. [Continued] Article #349 Mapping XML to SQL Statments By Damjan Kovac In this article I'm trying to explain one of the method how to build appropriate SQL statement from XML string (document) which represents records in specific DBMS datatable. XSD schemas are not used - reading metadata from DBMS table is used instead. [Continued] Article #348 Shuffle It Game In C# By Pradeep Gururani This is a small game titled,'Shuffle It' developed by me to learn C#. [Continued] Article #347 A C# Stock Ticker By Narendra Maharaj A running stock market ticker-tape with realtime updates. [Continued] Article #346 The Mystery of Windows Resource Solved By Lloyd Dupont In an Assembly one could put, beside an executable module, any number of any resource of any kind (image, sound, etc...), but how? that's the mystery which is solved below! [Continued] Article #345 Writing Evaluation Version Code With C# By Waheed Khan A while back I was asked to write a code so it can be used to expire an application after 30 days (evaluation version). [Continued] Article #344 How to add Visual Styles (the Windows XP look and feel) to your C# Application By Gildeoni Nogueira Santos Hello buddies! I have spending my time working a lot and haven't time to write articles or show some sample applications. This article demonstrates how to add Visual Styles to your application. [Continued] Article #343 Trace Utility to Trace IP Packet Path By Sanjay Ahuja Trace utility traces the path of an IP packet. To understand the process, its important to understand ICMP protocol we are going to use for this purpose. [Continued] Article #342 Getting Started With C# On Linux By Rob Blackwell When Microsoft launched its .NET strategy, one of the objectives was to allow software to be written for a variety of different platforms. [Continued] Article #341 Owner Draw ComboBox By Shripad Kulkarni To do some custom drawing and painting with any of the windows controls, you need to do the drawing of the control yourself. [Continued] Article #340 File Encryption By Nenad Djordjevic The classes in the .Net Framework cryptography namespace manage many details of cryptography for you. [Continued] Article #339 Remoting In C# By Faraz Ahmed Siddiqui Remoting is a framework built into Common Language Runtime (CLR) in order to provide developers classes to build distributed applications and wide range of network services. [Continued] Article #338 TreeView In C# By Lloyd Dupont Here is an example of TreeView. [Continued] Article #337 Listbox Control In C# By Sanjay Ahuja In this article we will see how to write owner drawn ListBox control. [Continued] Article #336 XML Parser in C# By Sanjay Ahuja This project gives you a head start to write XML parser in C#. [Continued] Article #335 Byteset In C# S. Lee Odegard Here is a C# struct byteset that implements the Modula-3 type SET OF BYTE. [Continued] Article #334 C# - A Developer's Choice Danish Sami Unlike the designer of the software applications, the application developer keeps concentration on development issues and it is the job of a programmer to choose the right language to get the job done. [Continued] Article #333 Sharper Learning Attributes Kamran Shakil Attributes in Visual C#.NET are items of declarative information in our code that can be declared by us. [Continued] Article #332 Bulk Date Changer using .Net Framework Paul Lockwood Remember touch from UNIX? It refreshes a file(s) modified time which can be very useful. This small tool lets you change many file datetime stamps from a simple GUI - no more shell scripts or batch files. [Continued] Article #331 A Primitive Window System Using GDI+ and C# Narendra Maharaj Using low-level 2D GDI+ elements, a C# application is built to mimic the movement of a windows form control. [Continued] 
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