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Windows Update - Bogus SIte or What.
I clicked on Windows Update from the Tools menu option in IE6, I got this
message:
Thank you for your interest in obtaining updates from our site.
This website is designed to work with Microsoft Windows operating systems
only.
To find updates for Microsoft products that are designed for Macintosh
operating systems, please visit http://www.microsoft.com/mac/.
Hmmm, the last time I checked eMachines doesn't run Mac OS (never has, never
will).
My machine says Windows XP when I start up, when I log on, when I click the
start menu yada yada yada. Has ever since I've had this machine - about 1
year.
Didn't know that Mac OS could be installed on Windows???
OK, so I'm being somewhat of a jaka$$, but what the heck is this all about?
And no, I have no viruses or other malware on my machine.
To be honest and frank, since upgrading to SP3, I've had problem after
problem after problem. Some not so bad, others annoying (like my new
anti-virus program had to be complete removed and replaced). Some are just
freakin weird, like the one above.
Is this MS's way of driving people to Vists???
message:
Thank you for your interest in obtaining updates from our site.
This website is designed to work with Microsoft Windows operating systems
only.
To find updates for Microsoft products that are designed for Macintosh
operating systems, please visit http://www.microsoft.com/mac/.
Hmmm, the last time I checked eMachines doesn't run Mac OS (never has, never
will).
My machine says Windows XP when I start up, when I log on, when I click the
start menu yada yada yada. Has ever since I've had this machine - about 1
year.
Didn't know that Mac OS could be installed on Windows???
OK, so I'm being somewhat of a jaka$$, but what the heck is this all about?
And no, I have no viruses or other malware on my machine.
To be honest and frank, since upgrading to SP3, I've had problem after
problem after problem. Some not so bad, others annoying (like my new
anti-virus program had to be complete removed and replaced). Some are just
freakin weird, like the one above.
Is this MS's way of driving people to Vists???
Categories: Tux Reports Network
DVD drive doesn't appear in Vista with SP1
Tried CDGone - also reset MSAHCI to 0
Dell XPS 410
Vista 32 SP1
4 GB RAM
250 GB HD
250GB external drive - Firewire
Radeon 1950
DVD-RW Samsung SH-S203N (New - and the problem)
The old drive is a Samsung TS-H553. The same problem happens with it as well
when I reinstall it.
The problem is the drive doesn't show up in Win Explorer.
I see it in the Device Manager. Properties shows error 28, no driver
installed. Tried to update. I get a Roxio Cdr4 driver that cannot be
installed. Did uninstall drive from DM. But, same result. I know Vista
doesn't need a specific driver to run the DVD.
Followed the directions in KB320553 re: MSAHCI and reset to 0 (Value was 4).
Ran CDGone. Still nothing.
Tried to run a Vista repair but drive would not read. Went into setup and
changed setting to Autodetect RAID/ATA. Ended up blue screening with the x78
error. Was able under this setting to access the drive and run a
repair...several times went through it. But, could not boot into Vista as the
x78 error kept coming up. Went back and reset drive to RAID. Could boot but
cannot see DVD drive.
Nero was originally installed on system. Manually cleaned it out a month
ago. Everything worked fine since so did not know if there was an issue with
that. Read on other posts that this may have been a problem. Downloaded the
Nero cleaning program and ran it. No luck with it either.
Do have Roxio 10 installed. Not sure if there is a problem there.
So, any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. This has taken way more
time than I really want to expend...but, isn't that the way with computers???
Thanks.
Mike
Dell XPS 410
Vista 32 SP1
4 GB RAM
250 GB HD
250GB external drive - Firewire
Radeon 1950
DVD-RW Samsung SH-S203N (New - and the problem)
The old drive is a Samsung TS-H553. The same problem happens with it as well
when I reinstall it.
The problem is the drive doesn't show up in Win Explorer.
I see it in the Device Manager. Properties shows error 28, no driver
installed. Tried to update. I get a Roxio Cdr4 driver that cannot be
installed. Did uninstall drive from DM. But, same result. I know Vista
doesn't need a specific driver to run the DVD.
Followed the directions in KB320553 re: MSAHCI and reset to 0 (Value was 4).
Ran CDGone. Still nothing.
Tried to run a Vista repair but drive would not read. Went into setup and
changed setting to Autodetect RAID/ATA. Ended up blue screening with the x78
error. Was able under this setting to access the drive and run a
repair...several times went through it. But, could not boot into Vista as the
x78 error kept coming up. Went back and reset drive to RAID. Could boot but
cannot see DVD drive.
Nero was originally installed on system. Manually cleaned it out a month
ago. Everything worked fine since so did not know if there was an issue with
that. Read on other posts that this may have been a problem. Downloaded the
Nero cleaning program and ran it. No luck with it either.
Do have Roxio 10 installed. Not sure if there is a problem there.
So, any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. This has taken way more
time than I really want to expend...but, isn't that the way with computers???
Thanks.
Mike
Categories: Tux Reports Network
Solution for crashes of Vista's svchost.exe application caused by NOD32 v2.7
Recently my copy of NOD32 has been crashing various instances of
svchost.exe. In particular, it seems most fond of crashing the User Profile
Service, the Group Policy Client Service, and the Background Intelligent
Transfer Service. I have discovered through some savvy debugging that the
cause is NOD32's IMON Internet Monitoring Module. I have reported the issue
to both Eset (although, NOD32 v2.7 is deprecated so it's unlikely they will
do anything) and Microsoft (It's also likely they won't do anything, they'll
probably just blame Eset and tell you to ask them to fix it), and in the
meantime I have come up with a temporary work-around for anyone else who may
be experiencing the issue.
Open up the NOD32 Control Center, and click on "IMON" under "Threat
Protection Modules". Click on "Setup", and go to the "Miscellaneous" tab.
Click the "Edit..." but next to the "Exclusion" feature explanation. Click
the "Add" button on the bottom left hand side of the dialog that appears,
and add %SYSTEMROOT%\system32\svchost.exe (which for me resolves to
"C:\Windows\System32\svchost.exe"). Click on the "Ok" buttons until you are
back to the NOD32 Control Center.
svchost.exe. In particular, it seems most fond of crashing the User Profile
Service, the Group Policy Client Service, and the Background Intelligent
Transfer Service. I have discovered through some savvy debugging that the
cause is NOD32's IMON Internet Monitoring Module. I have reported the issue
to both Eset (although, NOD32 v2.7 is deprecated so it's unlikely they will
do anything) and Microsoft (It's also likely they won't do anything, they'll
probably just blame Eset and tell you to ask them to fix it), and in the
meantime I have come up with a temporary work-around for anyone else who may
be experiencing the issue.
Open up the NOD32 Control Center, and click on "IMON" under "Threat
Protection Modules". Click on "Setup", and go to the "Miscellaneous" tab.
Click the "Edit..." but next to the "Exclusion" feature explanation. Click
the "Add" button on the bottom left hand side of the dialog that appears,
and add %SYSTEMROOT%\system32\svchost.exe (which for me resolves to
"C:\Windows\System32\svchost.exe"). Click on the "Ok" buttons until you are
back to the NOD32 Control Center.
Categories: Tux Reports Network
Save hard disk space occupied by Vista.
On Jul 25, 2:51*pm, Nonny <nonnymo...******.com> wrote:
> On Thu, 24 Jul 2008 22:43:35 -0700 (PDT), RealCat
>
> <typing...******.com> wrote:
> >Hard disks are cheap these days, but not free and won't be free in the
> >future. It's OK if it is occupied things that I use, but sadly, not
> >always so.
>
> >For example, I can remove unused components , say games, at the "Turn
> >Windows features on or off", but it doesn't seem to be removed from
> >the hard disk, because the next time I add them again, Vista doesn't
> >require the Vista DVD. After checking the directories manually I could
> >find many unnecessary things like update installation file cache.
>
> >If you know any tips to save hard disk spaces occupied by Vista,
> >please let me know. Thank you.
>
> First tip: learn how to use Google.
>
> Got this from Googling "free hard disk space vista"
>
> http://www.wikihow.com/Free-up-Hard-...-Windows-Vista
Sorry, those 'general' tips know I already. I don't have unncessary
applications installed by me, and removing temp folder or temporary
internet files are not really helpful. System restore data is
intentionally kept in case some error occurs. I'd rather want some
tips like removing uncessary component of Windows Vista completely
from the hard disk, or physically removing some files that are
unncessary., for example the update cache that could be found at
Windows\SoftwareDistribution.
> On Thu, 24 Jul 2008 22:43:35 -0700 (PDT), RealCat
>
> <typing...******.com> wrote:
> >Hard disks are cheap these days, but not free and won't be free in the
> >future. It's OK if it is occupied things that I use, but sadly, not
> >always so.
>
> >For example, I can remove unused components , say games, at the "Turn
> >Windows features on or off", but it doesn't seem to be removed from
> >the hard disk, because the next time I add them again, Vista doesn't
> >require the Vista DVD. After checking the directories manually I could
> >find many unnecessary things like update installation file cache.
>
> >If you know any tips to save hard disk spaces occupied by Vista,
> >please let me know. Thank you.
>
> First tip: learn how to use Google.
>
> Got this from Googling "free hard disk space vista"
>
> http://www.wikihow.com/Free-up-Hard-...-Windows-Vista
Sorry, those 'general' tips know I already. I don't have unncessary
applications installed by me, and removing temp folder or temporary
internet files are not really helpful. System restore data is
intentionally kept in case some error occurs. I'd rather want some
tips like removing uncessary component of Windows Vista completely
from the hard disk, or physically removing some files that are
unncessary., for example the update cache that could be found at
Windows\SoftwareDistribution.
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Installation CD question
Thank you for this tip. This will provide me with an option while I figure
out why Dell won't give me the OS CD. I appreciate your help. :)
"Mick Murphy" wrote:
> Vista comes on DVD, as it is 2.5G-3.0G.
> Ask Dell what you have in YOUR Recovery partition.
>
> Burn that Recovery partition to DVD, following Dell's instructions on how to
> make the Disk in case of HD failure.
> There will also be an F Key at the bottom of screen right at startup, which
> allows you to take it back to factory standards, in case of OS crash.
> --
> Mick Murphy - Qld - Australia
>
>
> "Munchichic" wrote:
>
> > The "version I want" is the same that is "on my computer"; I'm not asking for
> > a free upgrade. I'm not asking for anything that isn't already paid for
> > actually. I don't even have the product key for the OS either which I'm also
> > not comfortable with. It's not like the OS cost more than the computer (the
> > OS has a MSRP of $129.95). Like I mentioned, I know several people who have
> > purchased Dell computers and have requested the OEM OS disc and got it. I
> > just don't understand why I'm being denied that. I have a Dell CD that came
> > with the computer but it's a DELL CD, not Microsoft; and it has a bunch of
> > other Dell stuff on it that I don't want. There is an image file of over 3 GB
> > on a partition, but it's too large to be transferred over to disc. I need a
> > physical copy of the OS for backup purposes only (I'm not trying to steal
> > anything or install it on another computer). Why does it seem like I'm asking
> > for the WORLD when I just want a legitimate, stand alone OEM OS disc for
> > backup purposes ONLY? Surely Microsoft can verify if I'm doing a reinstall on
> > the SAME computer that the OS originally came with to verify I'm not breaking
> > the law. Why am I the only Dell customer I know that is having this problem
> > when other Dell customers had no issue whatsoever? Something seems really
> > fishy here with Dell, hence more of a reason to want the OEM OS disc.
> >
> > "Nonny" wrote:
> >
> > > On Thu, 24 Jul 2008 22:30:00 -0700, Munchichic
> > > <Munchichic@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
> > >
> > > >Hi Everyone. I realize this may be a "touchy" subject but I need to ask.
> > > >After a massive computer failure I just bought a new Dell XPS 420 desktop PC.
> > > >My first Dell purchase. It came preloaded with Microsoft Vista Home Premium.
> > > >I asked Dell for an original Microsoft installation CD as a backup. They
> > > >refused. I have several friends and relatives who purchased Dell computers
> > > >and many of them requested the same disc from Dell and received it without
> > > >incident (some within the last 2 months). I think I should be entitled to a
> > > >copy of the installation CD and not one that is from Dell preloaded with a
> > > >bunch of Dell crap on it.
> > >
> > > The version you have on your computer cost far less than the one you
> > > want. You can't get the one you want, no matter how loud you yell or
> > > who you yell to/at.
> > >
> > > If your computer came with a recovery disc, that's all you get. If it
> > > didn't, there are instructions on how to burn one from the "D"
> > > partition - either in your manual, or online at Dell.com
> > >
> > > >Why can't I receive an original Windows CD like
> > > >everyone else has requested? Am I asking the wrong person? What am I doing
> > > >wrong? Any help is appreciated. I just spent $1000 on this new computer and
> > > >think that should entitle me to the Windows OS disc (and I expect it will
> > > >have the same product key that was used to install on my new Dell). Thank you.
> > >
out why Dell won't give me the OS CD. I appreciate your help. :)
"Mick Murphy" wrote:
> Vista comes on DVD, as it is 2.5G-3.0G.
> Ask Dell what you have in YOUR Recovery partition.
>
> Burn that Recovery partition to DVD, following Dell's instructions on how to
> make the Disk in case of HD failure.
> There will also be an F Key at the bottom of screen right at startup, which
> allows you to take it back to factory standards, in case of OS crash.
> --
> Mick Murphy - Qld - Australia
>
>
> "Munchichic" wrote:
>
> > The "version I want" is the same that is "on my computer"; I'm not asking for
> > a free upgrade. I'm not asking for anything that isn't already paid for
> > actually. I don't even have the product key for the OS either which I'm also
> > not comfortable with. It's not like the OS cost more than the computer (the
> > OS has a MSRP of $129.95). Like I mentioned, I know several people who have
> > purchased Dell computers and have requested the OEM OS disc and got it. I
> > just don't understand why I'm being denied that. I have a Dell CD that came
> > with the computer but it's a DELL CD, not Microsoft; and it has a bunch of
> > other Dell stuff on it that I don't want. There is an image file of over 3 GB
> > on a partition, but it's too large to be transferred over to disc. I need a
> > physical copy of the OS for backup purposes only (I'm not trying to steal
> > anything or install it on another computer). Why does it seem like I'm asking
> > for the WORLD when I just want a legitimate, stand alone OEM OS disc for
> > backup purposes ONLY? Surely Microsoft can verify if I'm doing a reinstall on
> > the SAME computer that the OS originally came with to verify I'm not breaking
> > the law. Why am I the only Dell customer I know that is having this problem
> > when other Dell customers had no issue whatsoever? Something seems really
> > fishy here with Dell, hence more of a reason to want the OEM OS disc.
> >
> > "Nonny" wrote:
> >
> > > On Thu, 24 Jul 2008 22:30:00 -0700, Munchichic
> > > <Munchichic@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
> > >
> > > >Hi Everyone. I realize this may be a "touchy" subject but I need to ask.
> > > >After a massive computer failure I just bought a new Dell XPS 420 desktop PC.
> > > >My first Dell purchase. It came preloaded with Microsoft Vista Home Premium.
> > > >I asked Dell for an original Microsoft installation CD as a backup. They
> > > >refused. I have several friends and relatives who purchased Dell computers
> > > >and many of them requested the same disc from Dell and received it without
> > > >incident (some within the last 2 months). I think I should be entitled to a
> > > >copy of the installation CD and not one that is from Dell preloaded with a
> > > >bunch of Dell crap on it.
> > >
> > > The version you have on your computer cost far less than the one you
> > > want. You can't get the one you want, no matter how loud you yell or
> > > who you yell to/at.
> > >
> > > If your computer came with a recovery disc, that's all you get. If it
> > > didn't, there are instructions on how to burn one from the "D"
> > > partition - either in your manual, or online at Dell.com
> > >
> > > >Why can't I receive an original Windows CD like
> > > >everyone else has requested? Am I asking the wrong person? What am I doing
> > > >wrong? Any help is appreciated. I just spent $1000 on this new computer and
> > > >think that should entitle me to the Windows OS disc (and I expect it will
> > > >have the same product key that was used to install on my new Dell). Thank you.
> > >
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Explorer has encountered an error
"Manolo Munoz" <manolomnz@xanadoo.com> wrote in message
news:C4AEC7E2.198%manolomnz@xanadoo.com...
> Hi, i just recently opened my guest account and when i logged it would say
> Explorer.exe has encountered an error, I have tried opening Task Manager
> but
> it says Task Manager has encountered an error, everything i try to open it
> encounters an error, but when i log in to my account everything is
> working,
> any suggestions?
>
Why are you using the guest account at all?
news:C4AEC7E2.198%manolomnz@xanadoo.com...
> Hi, i just recently opened my guest account and when i logged it would say
> Explorer.exe has encountered an error, I have tried opening Task Manager
> but
> it says Task Manager has encountered an error, everything i try to open it
> encounters an error, but when i log in to my account everything is
> working,
> any suggestions?
>
Why are you using the guest account at all?
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Windows Vista purr sound file
On Thu, 24 Jul 2008 21:44:01 -0700, DarkkX
<DarkkX@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
>If you have any advice, help, or know what's going on, please email me at
Nope. Against the rules.
<DarkkX@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
>If you have any advice, help, or know what's going on, please email me at
Nope. Against the rules.
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Thanks to R. McCarty, Defrag working again!
Subject: Re: Defrag no longer works! 7/24/2008 11:25 AM PST
Thank you R. McCarty, everything is working as normal once again but without
sp3. You were quite correct when you wrote:
When you installed SP3 it migrated the MMC (Microsoft Management Console) to
version 3.0. Once you removed SP3 the system doesn't roll back the MMC. The
simplest solution is to update MMC for use with Service Pack 2.
Information & Downloads here: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/907265
Simple solution to major poblem - thanks once again - Andrew
Thank you R. McCarty, everything is working as normal once again but without
sp3. You were quite correct when you wrote:
When you installed SP3 it migrated the MMC (Microsoft Management Console) to
version 3.0. Once you removed SP3 the system doesn't roll back the MMC. The
simplest solution is to update MMC for use with Service Pack 2.
Information & Downloads here: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/907265
Simple solution to major poblem - thanks once again - Andrew
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Hard Drive is reading as a cd drive
A few hours ago, my computer froze in the proccess of downloading something
to my 36gig slave drive. i thusly shut it down. when i restarted it, my drive
was gone and i had a new **cd drive**
i need some help to turn it back into a cd drive, even if it does mean i
lose all of the information on it. (although if there is a solution that
means i can keep my data, then that would be really nice.)
Thanks
to my 36gig slave drive. i thusly shut it down. when i restarted it, my drive
was gone and i had a new **cd drive**
i need some help to turn it back into a cd drive, even if it does mean i
lose all of the information on it. (although if there is a solution that
means i can keep my data, then that would be really nice.)
Thanks
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Fatal Error when installing Net Zero
The Problem: "A fatal error has been detected and the application must be
terminated." I have been having trouble with Net Zero dial up (not
connecting) so I uninstalled and reinstalled the program several times which
didn't resolve the problem. Then I started getting the above message so I
got a new disk thinking the old one might be corrupted. Same problem when I
attempted reinstall. The error messages also includes "Can't load properties
from file ...prop.enc." The last line is: "Caused by Win32Exception: Call to
Create File()failed with (2) The system cannot find the file specified." I
also did a clean boot and attempted another install with the same results.
My operating system is Windows XP Home Edition.
Broadband has finally become available in my rural area and is scheduled to
be installed in about a month, however I am without internet in the meantime.
Any suggestion would be gratefully appreciated. Thanks very much for any
response.
terminated." I have been having trouble with Net Zero dial up (not
connecting) so I uninstalled and reinstalled the program several times which
didn't resolve the problem. Then I started getting the above message so I
got a new disk thinking the old one might be corrupted. Same problem when I
attempted reinstall. The error messages also includes "Can't load properties
from file ...prop.enc." The last line is: "Caused by Win32Exception: Call to
Create File()failed with (2) The system cannot find the file specified." I
also did a clean boot and attempted another install with the same results.
My operating system is Windows XP Home Edition.
Broadband has finally become available in my rural area and is scheduled to
be installed in about a month, however I am without internet in the meantime.
Any suggestion would be gratefully appreciated. Thanks very much for any
response.
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on bootup, I have to choose which MS OS
Vista Home Premium
upon boot up I get a screen that has me select which Windows operating
system I want.
It offers 3 choices
previous OS
Windows Vista
Windows XP
How to I stop this so it automatically starts Vista Home Premium?
please and thank you
upon boot up I get a screen that has me select which Windows operating
system I want.
It offers 3 choices
previous OS
Windows Vista
Windows XP
How to I stop this so it automatically starts Vista Home Premium?
please and thank you
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Learning Ruby via IronRuby and C# Part 1
Learning Ruby via IronRuby and C# Part 1 : CodeThinked
Jul 21, 2008, 4:57AM In a previous post I explained how to get Iron Ruby up and running and then in another post I explained how to run an app in IronRuby. If you haven't checked those out, then go do so!So, if you are like many C# developers you have probably been hearing a ...
Linking: DevHawkr, Sam Gentile
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Jul 21, 2008, 4:57AM In a previous post I explained how to get Iron Ruby up and running and then in another post I explained how to run an app in IronRuby. If you haven't checked those out, then go do so!So, if you are like many C# developers you have probably been hearing a ...
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Learning Ruby via IronRuby and C# Part 2
Learning Ruby via IronRuby and C# Part 2 : CodeThinked
Jul 22, 2008, 2:49AM In my last post about learning Ruby via IronRuby and C# we talked about variables. We covered local variables, global variables, and both instance and static variables in Ruby. In this post we are going do delve a bit more into Ruby classes and start...
Linking: Sam Gentile
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Jul 22, 2008, 2:49AM In my last post about learning Ruby via IronRuby and C# we talked about variables. We covered local variables, global variables, and both instance and static variables in Ruby. In this post we are going do delve a bit more into Ruby classes and start...
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Did you know You can press Ctrl+B to set a breakpoint at the desired function - #263
Did you know
You can press Ctrl+B to set a breakpoint at the desired function - #263 : Sara Ford's WebLog
Jul 21, 2008, 10:00AM In case you want to set a breakpoint at a given function, and not at the current line, you dont have to search for the function name to hit F9.* You can press Ctrl+B (general development settings) to do a Debug Break at Function.
Linking: A Continuous Learner's Weblog, Jason Haley
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Jul 21, 2008, 10:00AM In case you want to set a breakpoint at a given function, and not at the current line, you dont have to search for the function name to hit F9.* You can press Ctrl+B (general development settings) to do a Debug Break at Function.
Linking: A Continuous Learner's Weblog, Jason Haley
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Dealing with Code Un-Coverable by Tests
Dealing with Code Un-Coverable by Tests : Patrick Smacchia [MVP C#]
Jul 22, 2008, 5:03PM Code UnCoverable by TestsEven for test-coverage addict (as me), there is some code that simply cannot be covered by tests. An example?public bool MessageBoxToDemandQueryDeletion(ICQLQuery query) { string unused; Debug.
Linking: Sam Gentile
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Jul 22, 2008, 5:03PM Code UnCoverable by TestsEven for test-coverage addict (as me), there is some code that simply cannot be covered by tests. An example?public bool MessageBoxToDemandQueryDeletion(ICQLQuery query) { string unused; Debug.
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Call Synchronous Web Services Methods Asynchronously
Call Synchronous Web Services Methods Asynchronously : Michael Freidgeim's Blog
Jul 19, 2008, 9:23AM I need to asynchronously call a few web services at the same time.VS 2005/2008 Web services proxy *generator creates several proxy class methods , including synchronous MyWebMethod(parameters) and asynchronous pair BeginMyWebMethod(parameters) and...
Linking: A Continuous Learner's Weblog
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Jul 19, 2008, 9:23AM I need to asynchronously call a few web services at the same time.VS 2005/2008 Web services proxy *generator creates several proxy class methods , including synchronous MyWebMethod(parameters) and asynchronous pair BeginMyWebMethod(parameters) and...
Linking: A Continuous Learner's Weblog
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Learning WPF with BabySmash and Back to Basics - Making Assumptions and When to Turn
Learning WPF with BabySmash and Back to Basics - Making Assumptions and When to Turn to Books : Scott Hanselman's Computer Zen
Jul 18, 2008, 11:35PM NOTE: If you haven't read the first post in this series, I would encourage you do to that first, or check out the BabySmash category. Also check out http://windowsclient.net/ for more developer info on WPF.BACKGROUND: This is one of a series of posts on...
Linking: Sam Gentile
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Jul 18, 2008, 11:35PM NOTE: If you haven't read the first post in this series, I would encourage you do to that first, or check out the BabySmash category. Also check out http://windowsclient.net/ for more developer info on WPF.BACKGROUND: This is one of a series of posts on...
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Learning WPF with BabySmash - Making a Transparent Window with Substance
Learning WPF with BabySmash - Making a Transparent Window with Substance : Scott Hanselman's Computer Zen
Jul 19, 2008, 12:21AM NOTE: If you haven't read the first post in this series, I would encourage you do to that first, or check out the BabySmash category. Also check out http://windowsclient.net/ for more developer info on WPF.BACKGROUND: This is one of a series of posts on...
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Jul 19, 2008, 12:21AM NOTE: If you haven't read the first post in this series, I would encourage you do to that first, or check out the BabySmash category. Also check out http://windowsclient.net/ for more developer info on WPF.BACKGROUND: This is one of a series of posts on...
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Learning WPF with BabySmash - Customer Feedback and a WPF Font ComboBox
Learning WPF with BabySmash - Customer Feedback and a WPF Font ComboBox : Scott Hanselman's Computer Zen
Jul 18, 2008, 6:12AM NOTE: If you haven't read the first post in this series, I would encourage you do to that first, or check out the BabySmash category. Also check out http://windowsclient.net/ for more developer info on WPF.BACKGROUND: This is one of a series of posts on...
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Jul 18, 2008, 6:12AM NOTE: If you haven't read the first post in this series, I would encourage you do to that first, or check out the BabySmash category. Also check out http://windowsclient.net/ for more developer info on WPF.BACKGROUND: This is one of a series of posts on...
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Adding OpenSearch to your website and getting in the Browser's Search Box
Adding OpenSearch to your website and getting in the Browser's Search Box : Scott Hanselman's Computer Zen
Jul 21, 2008, 8:27AM I was over at http://search.twitter.com earlier today and I noticed the Search Box in Firefox had a blue lit-up dealie:Hm...OK. What's that? I hit another site and didn't see it. Weird. Ok, View-Source then, what drives you little blue thing?
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Jul 21, 2008, 8:27AM I was over at http://search.twitter.com earlier today and I noticed the Search Box in Firefox had a blue lit-up dealie:Hm...OK. What's that? I hit another site and didn't see it. Weird. Ok, View-Source then, what drives you little blue thing?
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