f you’ve been following this series, the last couple of articles (see Resources) focused on writing some useful “form-building” routines in ASP pages. I’ll continue this month by developing routines
# is getting a lot of attention these days?so much attention that some DevX readers have begun to remonstrate on what they consider excessive coverage, especially for a language that
This utility, provided as VB source code, captures the desktop and saves your selection as JPG (with quality settings) or BMP. Using it is quite simple: Go to menu and
This is a simple addin that allows the user to add/remove err line numbers in their code and use them in an compiled application through the ERL function. With this
s the first new commercial language Microsoft has introduced since Visual Basic 1.0 in 1991 (FoxPro was acquired in June 1992), C# is quickly garnering heavy attention from interested spectators
rue to its word, on June 18, Microsoft released Visual Studio.NET Beta 2 to the eagerly awaiting attendees of Tech?Ed 2001 in Atlanta. The availability of this second (and last?)
Unlike most other software on this site, this is NOT a utility for developers. Instead, it is the classic memory cards game, but with Simpsons and Disney’s characters: the purpose
The Regular Expression Tester Add-in is a VB6 add-in that lets you test a VBScript regular expression without having to create a quick-and-dirty VB test program just for that. You
n last month’s article, you saw how to display XML data in IE5 through IE’s data island component. This month’s installment focuses on letting users modify that data and, ultimately,