Archive for November, 2008

A splash screen is created upon application startup and is ended after the the main Window class’s initialization code executes. Professional-looking applications geenrally use splash screens to let their users know where the application is in the initiliazation process. This generic splash screen is different from the SplashScreen (the .NET Framework 3.5 SP1) class provided [...]

In this interview Milind Lele, a Program Manager on the Visual Studio Pro Tools team, shows us one of the new RAD improvements coming to WPF in Visual Studio 2010 — Drag-Drop Data Binding.
Also check out his blog post on this topic for more information. His team is looking for feedback on this feature so visit the Visual Studio [...]

Visual Studio 2010 and the .NET Framework 4.0 mark the next generation of developer tools from Microsoft. Designed to address the latest needs of developers, Visual Studio delivers key innovations in the following pillars:

Democratizing Application Lifecycle Management
Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) crosses many roles within an organization and traditionally not every one of the roles has been an equal player in the process. Visual Studio Team System 2010 continues to build the platform for functional equality and shared commitment across an organization’s ALM process.

Prerequisites
- Neodynamic ThermalLabel SDK for .NET
- Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 (or greater)
- Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 / 2008
- Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 / 2008 Express Editions (VB, C#, J#, and C++)
- Any Zebra Thermal Printer supporting ZPL (Zebra Programming Language)
All Zebra (ZPL-based) thermal barcode printers provide built-in support for printing GS1-128 (previously referred to as [...]

There have been articles on the technique of creating MRU (Most Recently Used) file menus in Visual Studio environment.
In my recent project, I need not only to create a MRU file menu, but also other menus that are dynamically created. For example, a user-customizable tools menu, help menu, and so forth. This article generalizes [...]

Prerequisites
- Neodynamic ThermalLabel SDK for .NET
- Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 (or greater)
- Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 / 2008
- Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 / 2008 Express Editions (VB, C#, J#, and C++)
- Any Zebra Thermal Printer supporting ZPL (Zebra Programming Language)
ThermalLabel SDK supports .NET Data Binding scenarios allowing you to print thermal labels bound to a [...]


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