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Need help with Crystal Reports? Look here!
Because I blog about Crystal Reports occasionally, and created a helper class to assist in integrating it into .Net applications, I get a lot of questions from people that have problems running their reports. Especially in production environments after...
Have your C# coding style analysed by Microsoft!
Or to be more specific, by Microsoft StyleCop . Now this may not be new to you, and that's very likely since StyleCop was announced in May of this year, but it was new to me. The tool checks your code for coding style and more specific, the Microsoft...
How to: Use OleDb to import text files (tab, csv, custom)
This post explains a little about using OleDb Jet Engine for import of delimited files, such as comma (CSV) and tab delimited files. A demo application can be downloaded to show how it works....
A bit proud
Some time ago I wrote an article (in Dutch) about Sandcastle and some of the available third-party tools. About one month ago, it was published in the Dutch .Net magazine. Kind of proud now it's in print. I didn't post about it before, because...
The 9 worst Microsoft products ever?
Everyone is entitled to his/her opinion. The author of this article certainly has an opinion about a number of Microsoft products. There are even some products I had never heard of before. The list contains the following Microsoft products: Actimates...
Code inspections - Why and how to conduct them
Triggered by a request from one of my colleagues, I decided to blog about why I think code inspections are useful and how they might be conducted. ...