... Tut tut tut... who's not been reading their NTK (http://www.ntk.net - "*the* weekly high-tech sarcastic update for the uk")? From the Valientine's day...
Just to be clear though, you don't need a database project just to be able to drag and drop database items from the Server Explorer into, say, a c# project. ...
Yes, but I didn't mean Server Explorer. I meant that within a database project you can drag a .sql file within Solution Explorer onto one of the Database...
We developers sometimes simply forgot that there are people that are using slower machines. Mike Woodring has the wonderful eatMIPS utility for curb CPU...
http://www.chiphead.de/pages/membu.htm http://www.stereopsis.com/eatmem/ There's also eatmemory.exe from Microsoft, but I can't find a copy of it offhand. Mike...
I've been using Syndirella recently, and because of problems with RSS feeds I like and exceptions logged by the application I have modified the source code a ...
... By itself, it means nothing. A lock just locks out multi-threaded access. Two threads much be locking the same "thing" in order to ensure sequential ...
I am looking for software that will let me backup data files to CD R/W and/or DVD-RW disk(s) including support for spanning and incremental backups. What's...
... Wow, eatmem is what I am after! VirtualLock does the trick, --my minds was still stayed in the age we had to support Windows 9x and mistakenly thought all...
I recommend you have a look at Dantz Retrospect [1]. I'm using Retrospect Desktop v5.6 but I think version 6.0 is out now. It also lets you exclude files by...
From MSDN [1] about hash tables: Enumerating through a collection is intrinsically not a thread-safe procedure. Even when a collection is synchronized, other...
... Just to be clear on what they mean here: ALL code that modifies the collection must lock it, and ALL code that enumerates over the collection must lock it....
I read this: "Enumerating through a collection is intrinsically not a thread-safe procedure. Even when a collection is synchronized, other threads could still...
hi all, when I buy msdn universal, I get an Office XP Version for productive use also. So, do you know, if I buy it twice or three times (AKA as extending your...
I'd have to agree with you - you have to lock for the duration of the iteration like you've done below. Assuming of course all your code grabs that lock...
Holograms at the USS Enterprise even throw shadows... :-) Bernhard ... From: "Brad Wilson" <dotnetguy@...> To: <win_tech_off_topic@yahoogroups.com> Sent:...
Yes - sorry, I wasn't meaning to contradict you. I was just adding to your post. A lot of people are under the mistaken impression that drag and drop ...
hmm... Excerpts from MSDN HP (http://msdn.microsoft.com/subscriptions/prodinfo/qa.asp#licensing) ... Can I use Office, Project, and Visio for development and...
I think you may have fallen into the standard trap with lock. The popular misconception is that by locking an object, you will cause an invisible forcefield to...
That would appear to be the case, although obviously that would be for whatever the current version of office was in the year of the relevant subscription. So...
Did you buy 4 new licenses at the full price each time? Or did you buy one full copy and then an renewal license 3 times? If you buy an upgrade/renewal...
Well, personally I think you and I are right. The thing is, if I missed anything in this licensing things... Maybe someone that is listening is a professional...
Well put! The word "lock" is indeed ambiguous. When I first heard about it I also thought of the verb lock. As if you were actually locking an object. But, as...
"Open source products like Linux are rapidly locking Microsoft out of the midrange server market and are even becoming a threat to Microsoft's desktop...
Hello! As Paul Thurrott reports on his windows news web site (http://www.wininformant.com/Articles/Index.cfm?ArticleID=38148) MS had to release beta of...
Hai All I am new to this group, I have two questions I want to call the dictionary object created in one asp page to my com Interface(I am using VC++ 6) is it...
Just one further clarification on this. I believe that the SyncRoot property *can* just be the collection object itself (and indeed some quick testing shows...
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