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Soooo, its been very busy 2 months for me. I've started a new project for one of my company customers. I also passed 2 MCP exams 70-356 / 70-528 which makes me an MCTS - "Microsoft Certified Technology Specialist", and still I have few more test to become an MCSD. In the new project I started, I needed to map all the references dependencies between the 52 (!!!) class libraries exists in the solution - Its very hard to map this manually, and probably will take me forever. I found...
So, you want your blog to look sexy, sure you do, here is how... Before you start reading this lines, you need to know that to customize and styling your blog takes time, and allots of patience. Also, I've attached my style XML (Exported) for your convenient's, so if you like to see my setting, import the XML from your blog Control Panel. Create an image in 800x235 for your header, I download my image from the web after long searching: Of course you can create a smaller image if you like...
SysInternals.com is an excellent site with tons of useful utilities like: Diskmon: captures all hard disks activities. Filemon: Lets you monitor all system activities in real time. BgInfo: generate a desktop background with important information about the system. Enjoy!
OneNote2007 is very cool porgy witch I use allot! One of the great abilities this program has is to send a blog post directly from you note. Once you finished writing your post, right click on the note and press: "Blog This" A new window of Microsoft Word will appear with the title and the text you've entered. When you ready to post your note, press the post button. If it's the first time you send a blog post through OneNote2007, you'll be asked to set a few setting and configurations...
I’m sure everyone knows the “Luts Roeder’s” Reflector application. For those of you how don’t, reflector gives you the abbility to inspect compiled DLL (compiled by .NET compiler to IL), and to see the methods, properties, variables inside the DLL exactly as the programmer wrote them, in your preferred language – C#, VB.NET. Not once, I wanted to extract the code inside the DLL out to his source files for “learning” purposes and to inspect and even to re-build the code again on my machine. The only...