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In this article I introduce the missing core features I didn't tackle before. They require a little more - Developing Gadgets For The Windows Vista Sidebar : Scott Allen
Windows Vista introduced the Sidebar – an anchored panel on the Windows desktop that can host mini-applications - .NET CodeToHTML : Paschal L
This article shows you how to convert source code to HTML. The aim of this article is to share with you - Save Changes on Close of Browser or when exiting the page. : Abishek R Srikaanth.
This article describes on how you can implement the functionality of saving changes on close of the browser
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ASP.NET: Long Running Tasks with Page Feedback : Peter A Bromberg
Tuesday, July 08 2008
We often get questions about how to provide feedback in an ASP.NET page when something is going on in the background. A lot of times developers get confused about the difference between running a task asynchronously and running a task on a background thread. While these are similar operations, they have many differences. "Asynchronous" implies the use of a callback mechanism. Just kicking off a method on a separate thread does not make it asynchronous (although, as in this example, that is all we really need to do). The key determinant of whether a method is being called asynchronously is whether a method name prefixed with "BeginXXX" is used, where "XXX" is the method name. Many .NET classes have built-in asynchronicity for their methods, and if they don't, you can still run any method asynchronously by using a delegate. I have a previous article about how to send emails asynchronously that illustrates this....Watermarking PDF documents using HttpHandlers : Deepak Raghavan
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Make your ASP.NET Application Install It's Own Database : Peter A Bromberg
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Using Web Standards to Simplify Web Control Development : Steven Berkovitz