Chapter 9?? ADO.NET XML Data SerializationXML is the key element responsible for the greatly improved interoperability of the Microsoft ADO.NET object model when compared to Microsoft ActiveX Data Objects (ADO).
n a previous article, I discussed developing mobile applications using the Microsoft Mobile Internet Toolkit (now renamed “ASP.NET Mobile Controls”). Microsoft designed the ASP.NET Mobile Controls to help developers build
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his book is designed for the professional developer or tecnhical lead who needs to write GDI+ code for either Windows Forms or for Web Forms applications. Upon completion of this
hen building complex desktop applications, different individuals or groups of developers often need to collaborate. On some projects, you can separate the layers of the system and assign different individuals
hile writing an earlier article (see “Build a Touch Utility with .NET”), which describes a console application to set file dates and times, I struggled with the problem of parsing
ost Windows applications need to use graphics or images to let users work with the images directly, or to enhance the user experience. Most applications can accomplish this with static
ich client, (or in .NET terminology, “Windows Forms”) applications provide a great user experience in terms of functionality, usability, operating system and inter-application integration. Unfortunately, they have also suffered from