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he Tablet PC SDK makes it easy to get Ink onto your Web page, but then what? This article walks you through the easy part and then dives into some
hould you use DataGrid or GridView in ASP.NET 2.0? Is SqlDataSource perhaps more appropriate than ObjectDataSource for building a data access layer? Are cookies evil or is a cookieless solution
eing able to take handwritten notes or annotations is nice, but the real power of Tablet PCs comes from the ability to analyze and recognize handwriting written in digital Ink.
f you’ve ever tried to find classes in the .NET Framework that allow you to play audio and video, you may have noticed the gaping hole where this functionality should
ideShow allows users to remotely control PCs and servers. It allows PCs to create interactive output on devices other than monitors so users can view useful data stored on their
here are some pieces of code that you write over and over again. Some of these pieces make sense as standard components or standard methods, such as logging or validation.
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