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Archives: Page 16 Article #480 Turning Off Multiple Selection Behaviour For DataGrids By Victor Treckeme Here is a simple way that will work for most purposes. Since you can't know which rows are selected without checking each one, just unselect all of them and set the current row and selected row to the last row "hit." [Continued] Article #479 How to Download in C# By Randy Charles Morin This is the fifth article in a series on Internet Programming with C#. The first four articles addressed Internet Protocols; SMTP, POP3 and NNTP. The fourth address port scanning in C#. This article will address how to download files over the Internet with C#. [Continued] Article #479 How to Use Constructors in C# By Vishnu Prasad This article gives a brief introduction, features of constructors, their usage and also an idea of how to use a constructor in an object-oriented paradigm. [Continued] Article #478 Use Thread Local Storage To Pass Thread Specific Data By Doug Doedens In an ideal world developers typically create instance variables and access these via interfaces to hold thread specific data. [Continued] Article #477 How to NNTP in C# By Randy Charles Morin NNTP is an older fading protocol in the Internet protocol family. The protocol is used to retrieve news from news server, a.k.a. NetNews servers. [Continued] Article #476 How to POP3 in C# By Randy Charles Morin This is the second in a series of articles on Internet programming with Microsoft's new C# programming language. In the first article, I wrote a simple SMTP class. In this article, I'm going to write a simple POP3 class. [Continued] Article #475 How to SMTP in C# By Randy Charles Morin The first killer applications on the Internet were email and netnews. Email on the Internet was developed using two simple Internet protocols, SMTP and POP3. [Continued] Article #474 KeyBoardLayout and Language Selector By Yariv Amar I think that for most of the non English-native users, Windows OS is installed with at least 2 languages. [Continued] Article #473 Use Thread Local Storage To Pass Thread Specific Data By Doug Doedens In an ideal world developers typically create instance variables and access these via interfaces to hold thread specific data. [Continued] Article #472 Using TreeView in ASP.NET with XML By Prashant Brall The Treeview control is not a part of regular ASP.NET, and are Inherited from Microsoft.Web.UI.WebControls. [Continued] Article #471 ListBoxes and ListItems By Berossus I recently needed to sort data in a web.ui.listbox and had to do a bit of research. Listboxes are comprised of ListItems. ListItems consist of Text, which is displayed to the user, and a Value which is the primary key reference for the object. The steps required are ... [Continued] Article #470 ADO.NET, COBOL and Stored Procedures By Rick Malek In a previous article we began exploring how ADO.NET and NetCOBOL for .NET could be used to access data in a database. We defined the process for connecting to the database, establishing a command and finally accessing and displaying the data. [Continued] Article #469 How To Thread in C#, Part I By Randy Charles Morin One of my New Year wishes for this coming year was that the standard committees would agree on threading classes for the C++ language. This limitation of the C++ language standard means that I have to rewrite my threading library each time I start a new job with a new company. I've always wished there was a standard threading library that I could use wherever I go. [Continued] Article #468 Xslt Transformations and Xslt Intellesense within the .NET IDE By Doug Doedens With xml and xslt transformations becoming a large part of many business applications it would be benificial to have this functionality in the .NET IDE. [Continued] Article #467 Currency Converter Server with C# By Waheed Khan In this article I have created Currency Converter Server which can be scheduled to extract the data from third party site and build the "Rates.xml" dynamically. [Continued] Article #466 Using Network Functions in Visual C#.NET (Part II - Group Functions) By Michael Bright Welcome to the second installment of articles on how to use Platform Invoke to manage users and groups using Visual C#.NET. [Continued] Article #465 Using Network Functions in Visual C#.NET (Part I - User Functions) By Michael Bright Welcome to another "How-to" article in Visual C#.NET. This article will focus on the Network functions within the Win32 API library associated with Network Management. [Continued] Article #464 Accessing a DB Using Tree View Control By Jayant D. Kulkarni This is program a to access a database using tree view control. [Continued] Article #463 COM Interoperability in .NET Framework: Part I By Prashant Tailor In this article we review the concepts & walk-through an example that demonstrates COM interoperability in .NET framework. [Continued] Article #462 Designing and Implementing A Versatile Data Access Tier For An ASP.NET Application By Paul Abraham In this article, we will drill down deeper in to the design of a n-tier architecture and our focus will be on the data access tier(DAT). [Continued] Article #461 Weather Screen Scraping with C# By Waheed Khan There are many weather sites that they will provide a custom weather sticker with the there site link for the advertising purpose. [Continued] Article #460 C# / Java Socket Programming By Pramod AchuthanKutty This example demonstrates how a c# client application can establish itself in a socket connection with a java server application through TCP/IP connectivity. [Continued] Article #459 Interprocess Communication By Lloyd Dupont Here is a very simple example (no more than a 20 lines in Java or C#) which shows you how to use XML-RPC (http://www.xmlrpc.com) todo interprocess communication in mixed a language environment without the need of any third party aplication like a web server [Continued] Article #458 An Introduction to C# By Kaushik Srenevasan This tutorial explains the basics of C#, a modern object oriented programming language that was designed by Anders Hejlsberg at Microsoft. [Continued] Article #457 C# SubClass Example By Binh DoQuoc This example demonstrates how to use subclasses in C#. [Continued] Article #456 Registry In's and Out's in C# By Michael Bright This is an article on using the Registry in C#. Having been looking around the web and on the MSDN libraries, I have determined that there is not a complete guide on using all the registry tools accessible using C#. [Continued] Article #455 Microsoft Calendar Usercontrol By Virendra S. Rajput This is an ASP.NET (C#) project. The project is a generic usercontrol developed using Microsoft calendar control. [Continued] Article #454 GalleryDotNet By Joel Pobar This is a simple C# console application (source included) that takes a directory of images and creates a html gallery out of them. [Continued] Article #453 C# Mail Checker 1.0 By Matt Watson I love my MSN Messenger, but I wished that I could use it to check other mail accounts. I really like the ability to see in the bottom corner how many unread messages I have. [Continued] Article #452 COM and .Net Interop (A C# Sybase Sql Interpreter) By Narendra Maharaj An introduction to .Net Interoperation Services. We develop a COM object providing access to Sybase databases for .Net applications. [Continued] Article #451 Graphical Implementation For Prim's Algorithm By Sameh A graphical implementation for prim's algorithm, that is know as greedy algorithm. [Continued] 
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