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Link
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Subject of the Tip |
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Visual Studio .Net Solution |
Controls disappear causing seemingly
random errors in multi-project WinForms solutions.
The project usually loads then random errors appear in the Task List and seem to tell you that controls are missing from your forms.
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Top 10 List |
What utilities should
be on every developer's computer?
It really doesn't matter if you're doing .Net
or any other type of coding, these utilities will help. |
Visual Studio
.Net Solution |
When deploying the Infragistics Controls for WinForms there's no Merge Module
Supplied
Control size adds up when used in
multiple projects. Use a merge module (MSM) to install one copy of the controls
in the global-assembly-cache (GAC) |
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Visual Studio Solution |
Visual
Studio.Net doesn't have an easy way to find all occurrences of a class or
method.
Sometimes searching the text of your program for a string match, particularly
for method names, isn't very valuable because there are several methods that
match the string.
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Visual Studio .Net Solution |
You see the standard class icon instead of the form icon and don't even get
the chance to design the WinForm |
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Visual Studio Solution |
Unable to emit assembly: Referenced assembly 'Interop....' does not have a strong name
Visual Studio will give this message as soon as you give your own assembly a
strong name even though Visual Studio had created the assembly when you first
referenced the COM dll.
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List of Object-Relational Mapping Tools |
Mapping between Business Objects
and a Relational Database is difficult
Creating the Business objects and stored procedures to implement a n-Tier
design is a lot of work. A tool that can generate the data tier can cut that
down to size. Here are some tools that I've evaluated for generating C# or
VB.Net business objects. |
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C# Solution |
Opening a Internet Explorer browser
window to a specific URL |
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C# or VB.Net Solution |
SEHException in
System.Windows.Forms.UnsafeNamtiveMethods.DispatchMessageW |
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C# Solution |
How does one creating a COM object in
.Net based on its ProgID? |
Visual Studio
.Net Solution |
Visual Studio.Net Solution Explorer's Font Size is too Small for Presentations |
