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Microsoft Office Multi-Language Pack 2007

What is the Microsoft Office Multi-Language Pack 2007? The Microsoft Office Multi-Language Pack 2007 is an add-in product that can change the entire user experience of Office 2007 desktop applications by enabling each desktop to support many languages...

Posted to Mike's Blog by Mike Glaser on Mon, Dec 18 2006

Filed under: Office 2007

Install another Office 2007 Proofing Tools (e.g. Dutch)

An update of this blog is available. In the new blog I explain how to use the Microsoft Office Multi-Language Pack 2007 and how to install extra Proofig Tools for Office 2007. I'm working with Office 2007 now. Who isn't? Unfortunately Microsoft...

Posted to Mike's Blog by Mike Glaser on Sun, Oct 22 2006

Filed under: Office 2007

The underlying connection was closed... again?

First of all: this is my very first blog post, on my very first blog. I'll probably have a lot to learn about blogging, and I hope any readers (a.k.a. you) will give me constructive feedback which will help me improve my writing skillz. I'm currently...

Posted to Mark Otter by MarkO on Mon, Oct 6 2008

Filed under: request, closed, maxrequestlength, max, length, underlying, connection, IIS

WCF Simple Example

Update : This post was updated and is much more explaining in this post, WCF Simple Example in Visual Studio 2010 On my WCF Introduction post I received a trackback to an example that should be really simple to start WCF with. I'm not here to judge...

Posted to Dennis van der Stelt by Dennis van der Stelt on Fri, Apr 20 2007

Filed under: Development, .NET Framework 3.0, WCF

Unable to launch the ASP.NET Development Server because port 'n' is in use.

I had a problem today. My ASP.NET Development server wouldn’t start because the specified port was already in use. The port number was 50678, so it wasn’t very likely that it actually was in use. But I decided to check anyway. But as expected ‘netstat...

Posted to Dries Marckmann by Dries Marckmann on Mon, Mar 30 2009

Filed under: VSTS, Visual Studio Team System, WEBDEV, NOD32, Development Server, ASP.NET

HOWTO: Encode a password using MD5 in C# (or: howto calculate the MD5 hash for a string)

Howto that shows how to use the MD5 class in Visual Studio to calculate the hash for a string....

Posted to Rick van den Bosch - Blog by Rick van den Bosch on Wed, May 18 2005

Filed under: .Net, HowTo

WCF Part 0 : Introduction

I'm starting a series of posts about Windows Communication Foundation (WCF). The goal of the series is to introduce WCF to everyone who hasn't had the opportunity to experience WCF, for whatever reason. While other articles sometimes are too long...

Posted to Dennis van der Stelt by Dennis van der Stelt on Wed, Oct 18 2006

Filed under: .NET Framework 3.0, WCF

Building my own UserControl WebPart part II

As discussed in my first post Building my own UserControl WebPart part I I'll extend the class model for the UserControl WebPart project. Besides the methods, all fields and properties will be added to those classes too. In this part I discuss why they...

Posted to Mike's Blog by Mike Glaser on Mon, Oct 16 2006

Filed under: SharePoint, ASP.NET 2.0

Windows Vista Sleep Problems

[ Update 2007-10-18 : Check out my blog post on two new Windows updates that solved this problem for me] Just when I thought that I had tackled my hibernate problems in Windows Vista , I encounter serious problems with the sleep option. When my computer...

Posted to Erwyn van der Meer by Erwyn van der Meer on Mon, Dec 11 2006

Filed under: Personal, Windows Vista

C# WinForms on Linux (using Monoppix)

Well, We are just about to release monoppix V1.1.8. The main feature of V1.1.8 (which is based on mono V1.1.8 ) is the ability to run native C# System.Windows.Forms code without using "Wine" on Linux. Here are some examples of winforms (and...

Posted to Dotgrid by Roiy Zysman by dotgrid on Fri, Aug 19 2005

Filed under: C#, Monoppix

DataBinding in ASP.NET 2.0 and the RowUpdating event

For a while now I'm trying to figure out why my method, triggered by the GridView.RowUpdating event, doesn't work as all samples say it should do. All samples of course assume you're doing everything in your .aspx page, but I have to do everything in...

Posted to Dennis van der Stelt by Dennis van der Stelt on Thu, Aug 24 2006

Filed under: Development, ASP.NET

WCF Part 4 : Make your service visible through metadata

Last time we saw how we could create an instance of our service by hosting it using some configuration in our app.config. We still need to have it exposed using metadata though. We'll do this by adding an endpoint that exposed this, using our WCF ABC...

Posted to Dennis van der Stelt by Dennis van der Stelt on Thu, Nov 9 2006

Filed under: Development, .NET Framework 3.0, WCF

Configure TFS V1 WSS 2.0 sites to use WSS 3.0 site templates

Since almost everyone wanted to upgrade TFS V1 to use WSS 3.0, Microsoft added two guides to MSDN in which they explain how to update. In this guide I'll explain how to update your WSS 2.0 sites to use the newly delivered WSS 3.0 templates. This guide...

Posted to Mike's Blog by Mike Glaser on Tue, Feb 26 2008

Filed under: Team Foundation Server, Windows SharePoint Services, TFS, WSS

Configuring HTTP Access to SQL Server 2008 Analysis Services on Microsoft Windows Server 2008

Since Team Foundation Server (TFS) uses SQL Server Analysis Services (SSAS) as its repository for all kinds of info, people are interested to expose the data through Excel or SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS). SSAS doesn't expose itself through...

Posted to Mike's Blog by Mike Glaser on Fri, Aug 15 2008

Filed under: SQL Server, Team Foundation Server, TFS

WCF Simple Example in Visual Studio 2010

This topic is covered in multiple posts Creating simplest solution with default endpoints (you're reading it right now) Manually adding and configuring the endpoints More to come... It’s been a long, long time since I wrote the original WCF...

Posted to Dennis van der Stelt by Dennis van der Stelt on Wed, Jun 16 2010

Filed under: .NET Framework 3.0, WCF, .NET Framework 4.0, WCF4

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