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  1. Weapons Wiki

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    Xav
    , 02-05-2009 at 11:43 AM
    I have been working on a wiki for my History project on World War I weapons. It is based on the Tikiwiki CMS. Installation was a breeze, thanks Fantastico DeLuxe (part of cPanel).

    http://mrxav.co.uk/weapons

    At first it had a disgusting theme that had nothing to do with Wikipedia in appearance. A little searching found Tikipedia, a free template that vaguely resembled the legendary encyclopaedia. I uploaded it over FTP, then realised that it still needed a bit of tweaking ...
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  2. Web slideshow in JavaScript

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    Xav
    , 07-22-2008 at 09:00 PM
    Introduction

    C'est moi, Xav. Let's take a break from .NET for a little while,
    and try out some web design instead. When you're making a site,
    especially a personal site, you often need to display multiple
    pictures. However, we need to choose the best way to make them, to
    ensure both compatibility and appearance meet the standards.In
    the old days of the web, slideshows were boring. They were simply a
    bunch of images on a page. Does the job, ...
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  3. Web slideshow in JavaScript PART II

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    Xav
    , 07-22-2008 at 09:00 PM
    IntroHej, guys! We set up our HTML page for a web slideshow in my other blog, which can be found here, and now we are going to use it! In Part I we linked up the TripTracker slideshow library with our page, so the browser is ready to create the slideshow. We just need the code to do so.To start writing the slideshow code, we need to begin a JavaScript script, using this tag:[CODE=js]< script type="text/javascript">[/CODE]This tells the browser that the following code is JavaScript ...

    Updated 02-02-2009 at 05:27 PM by Jordan

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  4. Simple Painting Program in VB.NET

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    Xav
    , 07-21-2008 at 09:00 PM
    Code samples are in Visual Basic.NET, but directly apply to C# as well. Replace "Me" with "this" if you are using C#.

    Hi again. Let me tell you all about .NET - no, OK, I've already bored you. Now we'll look at something so cool - the System.Drawing namespace, and particularly, GDI+.The code within Windows that handles drawing things is known as the Graphical Device Interface, or GDI for short. This draws everything, such as text, shapes and lines. Windows generates ...

    Updated 03-08-2009 at 06:35 AM by Xav

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  5. The Windows Registry

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    Xav
    , 07-11-2008 at 09:00 PM
    A cold nightThe Registry is a scary place, where secret settings and dangerous parameters are imprisoned... until you type "regedit" into the Run box, of course. Outside, a gale picks up, as you enter the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE hive. Suddenly, a huge blue monster appears and encases you. "Windows has encountered a problem and needs to close. Sorry for the inconvenience." it says evilly. You shudder, and reboot. No sound. No light. Nothing. Your computer is ruined.OK then, now we've ...
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  6. Manipulating the Registry in VB.NET

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    Xav
    , 07-11-2008 at 09:00 PM
    I'm back again! Now, if you've read my other blog, which can be found here:http://blog.codecall.net/component/myblog/The-Windows-Registry-in-.NET.html... you'll know all about the Registry. Now it's time to actually read and write to it!Note: The CODE tags seem to remove my backslashes (). Hopefully you can work out where they go.ObjectsIt is possible to use GetSetting() and SetSetting() to set or retrieve values, but this is very limiting in many ways. As mentioned afore, the best way is to use ...
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  7. Reading Jet Databases in .NET

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    Xav
    , 07-06-2008 at 09:00 PM
    IntroductionMost programs nowadays use some sort of database. The usual favourite is SQL Server, but the .NET Framework includes another form of database - a .mdb Microsoft Access database. Commence ADO.NET.ADO.NETThe .NET Framework provides us with another database technology, known as ADO.NET. The original ADO (Active Data Objects) is still used, but enhanced with new DataReaders (the equivalent of a forward-only, read-only ADO RecordSet). ADO.NET allows us to connect to a Microsoft Jet database, ...

    Updated 02-02-2009 at 05:29 PM by Jordan

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