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Best way to send data to aspx page in ASP.NET 2.0/3.5?
===
Which is Best way to send data to aspx page, and **why**?
- using query string
- using session
- using cross page postback
- Something else
Thanks.
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C# Default scope resolution
===
I have inherited a c# class 'Button' (which I can't change) which clashes with the BCL class 'Windows.Forms.Button'. Normally, Id be very happy to go:
MyPackage.MyClass.Button;
But there are a large number or references to this class which is a pain to have to re-type.
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Writing a language for the Windows Scripting Host (WSH)
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Has anyone had any experience targetting `WSH` in the way that `VBScript`, `JScript`, `PerlScript`, `xbScript` and `ForthScript` (among other) do, such that the language can be used from the command line and embedded in server-side web pages? Where do I go to... | 0 | [
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How can I create a Firebug-like bottom window Firefox extension
===
Several extensions offer a "bottom window" for viewing their content. Firebug and ScribeFire are good examples where the main content appears at the bottom of the browser. This appears to be very similar to the sidebar functionality in the browser.
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What strategy would you use for tracking user recent activity?
===
Our customer would like to know **who** is online and currently using the custom application we wrote for them. I discussed it with them and this doesn't need to be **exact**, more of a guestimate will work.
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Entity framework and queries' SQL logging
===
I'm using LINQ to Entities. I need to log the resulting SQL of every executed query. It'd be nice to log the execution times and the number of rows returned, though it's not crucial.
Is there a way to do this from within the app? I'd rather not use the SQL Profiler.
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Load and save bitmaps using dotnet
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This may be simple one, but 5 mins of Googling didn't give me the answer.
How do you save and load bitmaps using .Net librabries?
I have an Image object and I need to save it to disk in some format (preferably png) and load back in later.
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Techniques for dynamic (algorithmic) graphics
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What is the best way to delete a value from an array in perl ?
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my $element_omitted = 5;
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Using both Eclipse and Netbeans
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UITableView didSelectRow while editing?
===
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How do you document your source code in XCode?
===
I'm a mac developer with a very strong Java background. I've documented my sources using Javadoc, a lot.
What's the way to go with Cocoa and XCode?
Are there any documentation tools supplied together with Apples Developer Tools?
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By default, in C++, a single-argument constructor can be used as an implicit conversion operator. This can be suppressed by marking the constructor as explicit.
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1-dimensional nesting algorithm
===
What is an effective algoritm for nesting 1 dimensional lengths into predefined stock lengths?
For example, If you required steel bars in the following quantities and lengths,
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and these can be cut from 10 metre bars.
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Any way to ASSERT expressions at build time
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I'm tidying up some older code which uses 'magic numbers' all over the place to set hardware registers, I would like to use constants instead of these numbers to make the code somewhat more expressive (in fact they will map to the names/values used to document the regist... | 0 | [
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How to detect a file modifications with TFS?
===
It seems that when I use a tool (such as winmerge) to update my codebase... my Visual Studio Team System (VSTS) integration with Team Foundation Server (TFS) doesn't seem to pick it up.
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re-using database connection for phpbb3
===
I am using my own db for phpbb3 forum, and I wish to insert some data from the forum into my own tables. Now, I can make my own connection and it runs my query but in trying to use the $db variable(which I think is what you're meant to use??) it gives me an error.
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Spring webflow : Move through view states
===
Within a spring webflow, i need to implement a navigation bar that will allow to "step back" or resume the flow to one of the previous view.
For example :
* View 1 = login
* View 2 = My informations
* View 3 = My messages
* View 4 = Close session
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How to check if at least one of two subexpressions in a regular expression match.
===
I am trying to match floating-point decimal numbers with a regular expression. There may or may not be a number before the decimal, and the decimal may or may not be present, and if it is present it may or may not have digits after ... | 0 | [
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Does anyone know if NetBeans 6.x can be used with Java SE 6 on Leopard?
===
Java SE 6 (64 bit only) is now on OS X and that is a good thing. As I understand it since Eclipse is still Carbon and thus 32 bit, it cannot be used for 1.6 on Leopard, only 1.5.
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Why does RSACryptoServiceProvider.VerifyHash need an LDAP check?
===
I recently encountered an odd problem with [`RSACryptoServiceProvider.VerifyHash`](http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.security.cryptography.rsacryptoserviceprovider.verifyhash.aspx).
I have a web application using it for decryption. W... | 0 | [
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Why is getenv('REMOTE_ADDR') giving me a blank IP address?
===
This PHP code...
207 if (getenv(HTTP_X_FORWARDED_FOR)) {
208 $ip = getenv('HTTP_X_FORWARD_FOR');
209 $host = gethostbyaddr($ip);
210 } else {
211 $ip = getenv('REMOTE_ADDR');
212 $host =... | 0 | [
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Measures in databases
===
I've got a question concerning fields in databases wich are measures that might be displayed in different units but are stored only in one, such as "height", for example.
Where should the "pattern unit" be stated?. Of course, in the documentation, etc... But we all know nobody reads the do... | 0 | [
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Using VS 2005 to design abstract forms
===
<p>There's a famous bug in Visual Studio that prevents you from using the form designer on a subclass of an abstract form.</p>
<p>This problem has already been elucidated and solved most elegantly by [Urban Potato][1]; that's not the part I'm having trouble with. The troubl... | 0 | [
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VB WebBrowser.DocumentText Isn't Changing!
===
In my vb.net program, I am using a webbrowser to show the user an HTML preview. I was previously hitting a server to grab the HTML, then returning on an asynchronous thread and raising an event to populate the WebBrowser.DocumentText with the HTML string I was returning.... | 0 | [
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Cookies and Objects
===
I'm having trouble figuring out how to access a cookie from a compiled object. I'm trying to make a compiled (DLL) object that will check the users cookie and then compare that to a database to confirm they have the correct access.
I can pass in the cookie info fine and the component will w... | 0 | [
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Modern equivalent of javadeps?
===
I am looking for a replacement for javadeps, which I used to use to generate sections of a Makefile to specify which classes depended on which source files.
Unfortunately javadeps itself has not been updated in a while, and cannot parse generic types or static imports.
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Can you improve this 'lines of code algorithm' in F#?
===
I've written a little script to iterate across files in folders to count lines of code.
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How can I implement java synchronization (monitors) using the Win32 API?
===
Each Java object (and its class) has an associated monitor. In pthread terms a Java monitor is equivalent to the combination of a reentrant mutex and a condition variable.
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Log4Net "Could not find schema information" messages
===
I decided to use [log4net][1] as a logger for a new webservice project. Everything is working fine, but I get a lot of messages like the one below, for every log4net tag I am using in my `web.config`:
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Recommendations for good book and/or online documentation for Entity Relationship Diagrams
===
The [wiki page](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Entity-relationship_model) on ERD has a lot of useful information, but I was wondering if you had any recommendations for good books and/or online documentation for a more in-dept... | 0 | [
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Query showing list of associations in many-to-many relationship
===
*Please note that the same question already has been asked in <http://stackoverflow.com/questions/111341/combine-multiple-results-in-a-subquery-into-a-single-comma-separated-value>, but the solution involves creating a function. I am asking if there i... | 0 | [
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===
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===
I have about 200 Excel files that are in standard Excel 2003 format.
I need them all to be saved as Excel xml - basically the same as opening each file and choosing **Save As...** and then choosing **Save as type:** *XML Spreadsheet*
Would you ... | 0 | [
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Exceptions for flow control
===
There is [an interesting post over here](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/134698/catching-exceptions-as-expected-program-execution-flow-control) about this, in relation to cross-application flow control.
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What are some good 3rd party controls for Windows Mobile?
===
We're developing a windows mobile 6.1 application and would like to make the user interface look better than the standard battleship grey. Has anyone had any experience with 3rd party controls that can make a windows mobile app look like a WPF/Silverlight/... | 0 | [
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Deleting multiline text from multiple files
===
I have a bunch of java files from which I want to remove the javadoc lines with the license [am changing it on my code].
The pattern I am looking for is
`^\* \* ProjectName .* USA\.$`
but matched across lines
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What is the equivalent to JUnit in C#?
===
I am coming from Java and am currently working on a C# project. What is the recommended way to go about a) unit testing existing C# code and b) accomplishing TDD for C# development?
Also is there an equivalent to EMMA / EclEmma (free yet powerful code coverage tool) for Vi... | 0 | [
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String to Int in java - Likely bad data, need to avoid exceptions.
===
Seeing as Java doesn't have nullable types, nor does it have a TryParse(),
how do you handle input validation without throwing an exceptions?
The usual way:
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int val;
try
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How do you copy a MS SQL 2000 database programmatically using C#?
===
I need to copy several tables from one DB to another in SQL Server 2000, using C# (VS 2005). The call needs to be parameterized - I need to be able to pass in the name of the database to which I am going to be copying these tables.
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Selecting a maximum order number in SQL
===
I have a table that records a sequence of actions with a field that records the sequence order:
user data sequence
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1 bar 1
1 baz 2
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3 bar 0
3 foo 1
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Can SoapMapper be persuaded to handle empty arrays
===
I'm having the problem described here:
http://groups.google.com/group/microsoft.public.xml.soap/browse_thread/thread/029ee5b5d4fa2440/0895d73c5c3720a1
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Easiest way to get file's contents in C
===
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How to find "holes" in a table
===
I recently inherited a database on which one of the tables has the primary key composed of encoded values (Part1*1000 + Part2).
I normalized that column, but I cannot change the old values.
So now I have
select ID from table order by ID
ID
100001
100002
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Google Maps Overlays
===
I'm trying to find something, preferably F/OSS, that can generate a Google Maps overlay from KML and/or KMZ data.
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Sharing Test code in Maven
===
How can you depend on test code from another module in Maven?
Example, I have 2 modules:
* Base
* Main
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Help with deploying Crystal Report embedded Visual Studio 2008 website.
===
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How to set property to Guid in aspx page
===
I have the following code in one of my aspx pages:
<% foreach (Dependency dep in this.Common.GetDependencies(this.Request.QueryString["Name"]))
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<ctl:DependencyEditor DependencyKey='<%= dep.Key %>' runat="server" />
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How do I rename a column in a database table using SQL?
===
If I wish to simply rename a column (not change its type or constraints, just its name) in an SQL database using SQL, how do I do that? Or is it not possible? | 0 | [
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Best open source LINQ provider
===
What's the best open source LINQ provider (in terms of completeness)?
I'm developing a LINQ provider myself and I'd like to borrow as many ideas as I can, avoid common pitfalls, etc.
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Can you add documents and spreadsheets to a Visual Studio Project?
===
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RowNum vs Row_Number
===
What is ROWNUM and ROW_NUMBER ?
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rails in_place_edit: how do I pass an authenticity token?
===
I am trying to get in place editing working but I am running into this error:
ActionController::InvalidAuthenticityToken (ActionController::InvalidAuthenticityToken)
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T-SQL - Is there a way to disable a trigger in the scope of a transaction?
===
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CAML query to locate specific SPFolder nested in document library tree
===
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Cross platform format string for variables of type size_t?
===
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Regular Expression: Match to (aa|bb) (cc)?
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My regular expression needs to be able to find the strings:
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Wiimote example programs
===
I'd like to use the Wiimote (accelerometers, gyroscopes, infrared camera, etc, etc, etc) on various applications.
It's a bluetooth device, and I know others have connected it to their computer.
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Calculating which tiles are lit in a tile-based game ("raytracing")
===
I'm writing a little tile-based game, for which I'd like to support light sources. But my algorithm-fu is too weak, hence I come to you for help.
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A C# to VB.Net conversion utility that handles Automatic properties correctly?
===
I hope this isn't considered a duplicate since it's more pointed than similar questions (I'm curious about a specific weakness in C# to VB.net conversion utilities).
I've been looking at using a tool like this [.net code converter][1... | 0 | [
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Should I create a JQuery server control for ASP.net to best use it in my apps?
===
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Using PHP to write to OS X's log database?
===
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Visual Studio 2005 Not Loading
===
After Visual Studio 2005 displays the splash screen it locks up on me. No error, no cpu utilization, just a frozen splash screen.
I'm sure it's one of the services on my machine, just wonder if anyone else has had the problem and can help me with the hunt?
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customize key binding on emacs
===
(defun foo ()
message "hello")
I want to binding the function foo to key 'ctl + l' in the shell mode
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Dynamically allocated 2D matrix transposition (memory effective)
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LINQ to Entity Duplicate Record Issue
===
I am getting duplicate data in this query:
var ids = Array.ConvertAll(categoryIds.Split(','), int.Parse);
List<PublisherImage> images = db.DataModel.PublisherImages.Include("Categories")
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Excluding items from a list by object property
===
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- `itemsAll` contains all products
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Qt - resize QMainWindow based on a child widget?
===
The child-parent hierarchy is the following: mainWindow -> centralWidget -> frame -> widget.
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XMLHttpRequest automatically replaces backslash (\) with slash (/)
===
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How can I use Matplotlib with different axes
===
Does anyone know how can i draw more lines with matplotlib.pyplot.plot but forcing them to use its own axes?
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Run selenium webdrivers from applet in HTML
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I need to invoke Selenium from Client Side, so I'm trying to run Selenium from a Java Applet in a static HTML page.
I'm using firefox 3.6.12 in SUSE Linux environment.
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Comparing VB6.exes
===
We're going through a massive migration project at the minute and trying to validate the code that is deployed to the live estate matches the code we have in source control.
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Linux users and groups for a LAMP server
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Best way to keep config files under SVN ?
===
What is the best way to keep your configuration files (e.g httpd.conf, my.cnf, .bashrc ...) under version control?
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Discover what process/query is using oracle temp tablespace.
===
Oracle FAQ defines temp table space as follows:
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How to validate a credit card number?
===
Given a credit card number and no additional information, what is the best way in PHP to determine whether or not it is a valid number?
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How do I integrate VSS 6 so that VB 6 automatically checks out when editing?
===
I'm using Visual Studio 6.0 and Visual Basic 6.0.
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Adding Text to Clipboard on Click of ListView Column Header - C#
===
Is there a an event for ListViews that are activated when one of the column headers are clicked on? The plan was to add some text to the user's clipboard when they click on the column header. Is there any easy way to do this?
Thanks for any help... | 0 | [
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Hibernate mappings with a descriminator
===
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Checking to see if a DOM element has focus.
===
I've got a lightbox textbox that is displayed using an AJAX call from an ASP.NET UpdatePanel. When the lightbox is displayed, I use the `focus()` method of a textbox that is in the lightbox to bring focus to the textbox right away.
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customized pages in TFS 2008
===
Can we extend the Team Site to host our own pages. i.e. Does TFS allows you to add pages/web parts that are developed by us. I have found few clues in Google but no one could elaborate properly. | 0 | [
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I need help styling FormItem components in Flex.
===
I have a form that I would like to style. specifcally I would like to chnage the background color of the form item's label. (the backgorundColor attribute changes both the label and the inputs background color)
i.e.
<pre>
<code>
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How to move a ClickOnce deployment package
===
I have a collection of clickOnce packages in a publish folder on a network drive and need to move them all to another server (our DR machine).
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SVN URL Format
===
I have TurtoiseSVN and ankhSVN installed. I created a repository on my computer.. "C:\Documents and Settings\user1\My Documents\Subversion\Repository\"
I am trying to connect to this repository from my co-workers computer. What should this URL be?
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LINQ - which layer should LINQ typically fall into, DAL ?
===
just wanted to gather different ideas and perspectives as to which layer should (and why) LINQ fall into? | 0 | [
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What are your favorite LogParser Scripts?
===
What are you favorite LogParser 2.2 Scripts to run against IIS logs and Event logs?
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Do you have a certain... | 4 | [
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Watermarked Textbox for Compact Framework
===
Does anyone know if anyone makes a watermarked textbox control for the compact framework?
I already loked at the following and didn't see one.
[Component One Mobile][1]
[Pocket PC Controls][2]
[Resco Mobile Forms Toolkit][3]
[1]: http://www.componentone.... | 0 | [
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How can I convert HTML to Textile?
===
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===
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What LogParser UI do you use?
===
I just started using [Log Parser Lizard][1] to examine my IIS and Event logs.
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using subversion with a really really big site
===
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Learning game programming
===
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Clone Debian/Ubuntu installation
===
**Is there an easy way of cloning entire installed debian/ubuntu system?**
I want to have identical installation in terms of installed packages and as much as possible of settings.
I've looked into options of aptitude, apt-get, synaptic but have found nothing.
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WPF Data Binding and IValueConverter
===
Why is it that when I use a converter in my binding expression in WPF, the value is not updated when the data is updated.
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Syntax Highlighting VS Addins
===
What tools our out there that compete with this product.
[CodeKana][1]
[1]: http://www.codekana.com/
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