| 2D Poligon Drawer-Animator |
| The Code Project |
| Draw poligons, manipulate them, and animate them |
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| An Overview Of Link Label In C# |
| C# Help |
| The LinkLabel control exhibits links to other objects, such as files or Web pages. Class LinkLabel is derived from class Label and therefore inherits all of class Label’s functionality. A LinkLabel looks as underlined text. When the mouse moves above the link, the pointer modify to a hand. This is alike to the behavior of a hyperlink in a Web page. The link can change color to indicate whether the link is new, visited or active. |
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| Ask the DotNetJunkies: Working with Properties and Data Types |
| DotNetJunkies |
| How do I change forecolor of Label programmatically? I have tried... lblTest.forecolor="green" but keeping getting "System.String cannot be converted to System.Drawing.Color" error. Any help would be appreciated. This is a good question because it gives me the opportunity to address some of the fundamentals of how the .NET Framework handles data types. In classic ASP a color name and a string didn't seem any different in that they were both string values. In .NET data types are much more important and much |
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| ASP.NET Color DropDown Control |
| The Code Project |
| An example of persisting and parsing a custom collection in an ASP.NET server control. |
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| Building Text to Speech Applications using SAPI 5.1 and C#. |
| C# Corner |
| The Speech application programming interface (SAPI) considerably decreases the code necessary for an application to use speech recognition and text-to-speech, making speech technology more handy and robust for broad range of applications. |
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| Dancing Particles: Adding Points, Lines, Fonts, and Input to the Managed Graphics Library |
| MSDN |
| Learn to add points, lines, and more to the managed graphics library using GAPI and the Dancing Zombie sample. |
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| Databinding Web Forms to Objects as opposed to Datasets |
| The Code Project |
| A step-by-step walkthrough describing how to bind an ASP.NET web form to an object and object collection, as opposed to binding to datatables and fields. |
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| Developing Compelling User Controls that Target Forms in the .NET Framework |
| MSDN |
| In the beginning, writing controls meant dealing with Windows messages. Then came Visual Basic controls, which introduced methods, properties, and events. Later, ActiveX controls, which ran atop COM, became popular. While each innovation in control writing brought more flexibility, nothing has matched the versatility of the new .NET Windows Forms controls and Web Forms controls. This article, the first of a two-part series, introduces the reader to Windows Forms, beginning with their inheritance from one of the .NET CLR base classes, which makes control creation much faster than before. Control programming is illustrated through the development of a login control. |
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| DirectX 9.0: Introducing the New Managed Direct3D Graphics API in the .NET Framework |
| MSDN |
| Gen an introduction to the fundamental concepts of the unmanaged Direct3D architecture |
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| How to use the Int32.Parse method to convert the string representation of a hexadecimal integer to a decimal integer by using Visual C# .NET |
| http://www.kbalertz.com/ |
| (835454) - Describes how to use the Int32.Parse method to convert the string representation of a hexadecimal integer to a decimal integer by using Visual C# .NET. Requires that you install Visual Studio .NET. |
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| Interactive Event Driven ASP.NET User Controls |
| Master C# |
| You might already be acquainted with User Controls in ASP.NET. They are like the *.inc used in ASP but they are much more powerful and let you create new re-usable controls by combining existing controls. |
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| Introduction to GDI+ |
| GotDotNet |
| GotDotNet's introduction to GDI+. Extract: "The common language runtime takes advantage of an advanced version of the Windows graphics device interface (GDI) called GDI+. GDI+ is designed to provide high performance and ease of use. It supports 2-D graphics, typography, and imaging. " |
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| Macromedia Flash and ASP.NET |
| Squiffler |
| To insert a Flash movie into a page is not as simple as we'd ideally like. The reason for this is simply that Netscape and Internet Explorer handle Flash differently. In this article I'll explain why the code to implement Flash is such a mess and suggest a different approach - packaging the code up inside an ASP.NET server-side control so we can do it once, and forget about it. Or in this case I do it and everyone else can forget about it. :-) |
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| Mandelbrot set in MSIL |
| The Code Project |
| To really be able to program .Net, a good programmer will find themselves using ILDASM, the MSIL disassembler, on a regular basis. This necessitates an ability to, at a minimum, be competent at reading MSIL. Unfortunately, the best way to learn to read MSIL is to spend some time writing it! Thus, I set about thinking of something I could write, which would not be too large, but would cover enough of the concepts to give me an ability to read MSIL. |
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| Many in one: ImageButton + MultiSelect TabControl with Drag&Drop and Button's face paint extender |
| The Code Project |
| Small Windows.Forms Controls Library (ImageButton,MultiSelect TabPage Control with Drag&Drop support) |
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| Refactoring C# Code Using Visual Studio 2005 |
| MSDN |
| This article examines the role of code refactoring, and the refactoring techniques supported by Visual Studio .NET 2005. |
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| Socket Chat Part 2: Internet Explorer Control Client |
| Master C# |
| In this article I present one more client for Socket Chat, but this time the client is an .NET Control hosted within Internet Explorer. So remember this example will only run within Internet Explorer and other browsers that use the Internet Explorer engine. |
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| Steganography X - Tuning the Image Processing |
| The Code Project |
| Unsafe Pixel Modfication and Bitmaps from the Clipboard |
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| Using MS Agent in C#: Part 1 (Text To Speech) |
| C# Corner |
| In this piece of writing let us see some intriguing characters which speak to us using synthesized speech, recorded audio, or text in a cartoon word balloon. It even support for speech recognition. |
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| Using MS Agent in C#: Part 2 (Speech Recognition) |
| C# Corner |
| The Microsoft Agent API provides services that support the display and animation of animated characters. Microsoft Agent includes optional support for speech recognition so applications can respond to voice commands. Characters can respond using synthesized speech, recorded audio, or text in a cartoon word balloon. |
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