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2. Accessing Open XML Document Parts with the Open XML SDK
About a month ago the Open XML SDK 1.0 (June 08 update) was released. The SDK provides strongly typed document part access to Word 2007, Excel 2007 and PowerPoint 2007 documents. The SDK has been a CTP for a while, but last month version 1.0 was finally released. So I installed this baby last week and started playing around with it and found it really easy to use after briefly looking at the documentation. The How Do I section is a great place to start......
3. Configure Eclipse 3.4 (release candidate) for Notes 8.5 public beta
Eclipse IDE configured by piecing together different pieces of information is a description on how to configure the latest build of Eclipse Ganymede (3.4 RC2) for Notes 8.5 plug-in development and debugging. Only caveat discovered so far is that it requires manually update of the classpath for SWT libraries (e.g. org.eclipse.ui.swt) every time restarting Eclipse........
4. IBM Lotus Expeditor 6.1.x Information Center
BM® Lotus® Expeditor software is a service oriented architecture (SOA)-based, server-managed client platform that helps improve responsiveness and increase productivity by extending composite applications to laptops, desktops, kiosks, and mobile devices..........
5. Regular Expression Cheat Sheet
6. Useful Stuff related to Lotus Notes Client and LotusScript
7. 30 Common String Operations in C# and VB.NET
In this article, I have compiled some common String operations that we encounter while working with the String class. In Part I, I have covered 15 common string operations. In the next article, I will continue this article and cover 15 more. ...
8. How to run only a Single Instance of the Application using Windows Forms
If you are looking out for a quick solution to prevent the user from opening up multiple instances of the application, this article is was for you. We will explore how to use Mutex to check for the running instance of the application and prevent creation of multiple instances..................
9.Introducing the Singleton : "The Single Java Object"
No, this isn't a dating guide for the romantic Java developer, but an introduction to the singleton design pattern.................................
10. Decoding the new Notes/Domino 6 agent features
Notes/Domino 6 makes many changes in agent security, programmability improvements, and other agent functionality. This article covers accessing remote servers, saving agents on the server, and specifying the person on whose behalf the agent is running.................
11. Variable and Method Scope in Microsoft .NET
In this document, you can learn different rules of scope as they apply to variables and procedures. There are many different rules that you need to keep in mind as you develop your applications. A general guideline for scoping variables is that you want to keep the scope of variables as local as possible. Avoid global variables as much as you can, as this will lead to fewer errors in your programs. As far as procedures go, you simply need to decide which scope to use based on your particular needs. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Introduction
This course aims to introduce ADO.NET to developers who are new to database programming. This course assumes that you have very little or no prior experience with ADO.NET but does assume that you know what a database is and how to work with the tools provided with your database of choice.During this course we will look at working with both Microsoft Access and Microsoft SQL Server databases. There are a number of reasons for this, first of all . . . . . . . . . . .
13. Band Objects: A beginners tutorial from scratch
By Mahesh Chand July 10, 2000
This tutorial explains about what is band objects.How to implement them? This is a modified version of MSJ and MSDN samples. A simple tutorial with examples and sample code attached. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
By Mahesh Chand July 05, 2000
This article describes how to customize internet explorer. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
This tutorial explains how to add a toolbar button to the Windows Internet Explorer user interface. The toolbar button can either run a Microsoft Win32 application, run a script, or open an Explorer Bar. If you also want to create a menu item for the Win32 application or script, see the Adding Menu Items tutorial. . . . . . . . . . . .
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