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SynchronizationContext in C# by Hannes du Preez Language: .NET\|\|Expertise: Intermediate
Using LINQ for Queries by Hannes du Preez Language: .NET\|\|Expertise: Intermediate
Using LINQ to Identify Empty Text Boxes in C# by Hannes du Preez Language: .NET\|\|Expertise: Beginner
Reading a File Backwards Quickly in C# by Hannes du Preez Language: .NET\|\|Expertise: Beginner
Locking Your Computer with C# by Hannes du Preez Language: .NET\|\|Expertise: Intermediate
Minimizing All Open Windows by Hannes du Preez It is quite easy to minimize all currently opened windows with C#. All you need to know is a few APIs.
Prevent Shutdown from a C# App by Hannes du Preez It is possible to prevent a system shutdown from within your C# apps.
Pitfalls in C#: Changing From a Field to a Property by Boris Eligulashvili Learn more about the challenges that software developers face when fields are changed to properties in C#.
Programmatically Retrieve a System's Logical Drive Information with C# by Deepak Choudhari Use C# and the System.Management namespace to retrieve information about logical drives in a given system.
Convert a Delimited String to a Generic List<string> by Srinath MS Split the string at the delimiter and then add each item to a new string list.
Call PowerShell Cmdlets from C# by Cody Batt Take advantage of pre-written cmdlet functionality in your own applications.
A Quick Way to Generate Properties in Visual Studio C# Projects by Srinath MS Don't write property setters and getters by hand--generate them!
Quick C# Project Documentation in Visual Studio by Srinath MS Here's a quick way to document your .NET projects.
Incrementing a C# Variable Efficiently by Bashir Nabeel Avoid postfix operators when incrementing composite objects.
Using a Built-In Shortcut to Add Properties to a Class by Bill Harmon After declaring your class, suppose you want to add individual element properties to that class. This process has been simplified in Visual Studio when working in C#.
Serialize and Deserialize an Object to an XML File in C# 2.0 by Deepak Choudhari The example in this tip uses an ArrayList object to serialize, deserialize, and store itself in an XML file.
Another Way to Escape Sequences in .NET Resource Files by Nick Piazza There is actually another way to insert escape sequences, such as newline characters—or actually any Unicode character, directly into the Resource string—without resorting to Replace or similar manipulations.
Make a Textbox Display Characters in a Particular Case by Srinath MS Learn how to use the CharacterCasing property to make a textbox display characters in acertain case.
Recursive Function Finds a Control on a Form by Yuriy Bas This recursive function finds a control on a form by its name.
Using Multiline Strings in .NET Resource Files by Guy Ronen Displaying strings from .NET resource files may be a puzzle if the strings include escape sequences. Here is an easy solution.
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