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Skipping Across the Topic
By Mike Reed
Latest Topics
09/21/2009
MVVM Pattern using WPF
and C#
Code
MVVM
Toolkit 0.1
Step-by-Step tutorial for programmers, showing how to create a WPF application
based on the M-V-VM pattern in C#.
07/02/2009 XML
Postback in VB.NET
Sample VB.NET code showing how to capture the data from an
UltraCart XML Postback.
11/27/2007 Connecting to SQL Server using VB.NET
Sample code showing how to connect and communicate with
Microsoft SQL Server using VB.NET. It shows how to read, write
and execute stored procedures. It also shows how to collect a
single value form a query or a full record set.
08/03/2007
T-SQL Hex to Decimal Function
This is a SQL Server user function to convert Hex (Base-16) to
Decimal (Base-10).
06/06/2007 Dynamic JPG Image Files
Create .JPG files on the fly using GDI. Uses a standard HTML
Image tag, but instead of using a .JPG extension, you use a
.ASPX extension and the code casts the output to the JPG format
so that it displays as an image on the HTML page.
03/09/2007 VB Threading
SVB now supports threading, but doing it right isn't automatic.
This code example gives you a great place to start so that you
build a stable threaded application.
01/24/2007 Read Data from any URL
Read any Internet resource into a string. Great for reading XML
feeds, images, HTML or any other file type.
01/07/2007 Classic ASP Access to SQL Server
Still using Classic ASP? Need to query SQL Server? Then this
sample code will help.
10/11/2006 Two-Way
Encode/Decode Routine
It's amazing how fast and simple this encoding routine is, and
yet few people will see the output as anything but garbage. If
low level security is the gal, you can't get anything better or
faster. Combine with other types of two-way encryption to create
more advanced and secure output.
07/03/2006 High
Speed Single Pass XML Parser
X-Path and the DOM can be way too slow with huge overhead. If
you read XML into a string, use this simple one pass parser to
pull out all the data.
10/14/2005
Computer Helpline - Working With Images III
Last in a series of seven articles for the American Funeral
Director magazine. I was working on a memorial website and this
allowed free exposure for the site to the people who would sell
the service. Each article was focused on using Photoshop by
funeral directors who are typically not very computer savvy, but
in a business where images play a growing role.
08/16/2005
Computer Helpline - Working With Images II
More tips about working with images in Photoshop.
07/22/2005
Computer Helpline - Working With Images
Tips and techniques for using Photoshop in the day-to-day
funeral home business.
05/27/2005
Computer Helpline - Software Review 2005
Review of funeral home software for 2005.
01/17/2005
Computer Helpline - Portrait Image Scanning
How to properly use a scanner to get great results when scanning
portraits.
11/12/2004
Computer Helpline - Internet Safety
Computers on the Internet are constantly under attack, so take
the right precautions and keep from being the next victim.
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