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• Backup SQL server with relative file path and progress

  This class will allow you to asynchronously backup a database while also getting progress, message, and error notifications.

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• Display Database using TreeView and ListView with ADO.NET

  using ADO.NET in Visual Studio.Net to display database in TreeView and ListView.

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• Javascript and Shortcut Keys

  A framework for capturing specific key combinations

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• URL Mapper Handler Factory

  An IHttpHandler/IHttpHandlerFactory to map requests

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• International Number Formats

  This article explains different number formatting based on locale.

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• Comparing Neural Networks in Neuroph, Encog and JOONE

  Hilights the differences in how you create an XOR network in Neuroph, Encog and JOONE.

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• Could not load file or assembly ... or one of its dependencies. An attempt was made to load a progra

  - by Dan

  I am getting the following error message when compiling or attempting to run my application on Windows 7 64 bit. I've scoured the internet and many people have the same error message however none of the solutions address my problem or situation. Using VS 2010. Error 38 Could not load file or assembly 'file:///D:/Projects/Windows Projects/Weld/Components/FileAttachments/FileAttachments/FileAttachments/bin/x86/Debug/FileAttaching.dll' or one of its dependencies. An attempt was made to load a program with an incorrect format. Line 1212, position 5. D:\Projects\Windows Projects\Weld\Weld\Weld.UI\frmMain.resx 1212 5 Weld.UI Ok, so I have 2 projects a UI project and a FileAttachment project. UI project has a reference to FileAttachment project. When I compile UI project in "Any CPU" mode everything works fine and it runs. I assume 'Any CPU' will run in 64bit mode when I compile as that is the platform I am using. I want to run/compile as x86 so I try to do that, so I change configuration for all projects to x86 and verify that these configurations are compiling to x86. I compile and get the error as stated above. I find it odd that it compiles and works fine in 64bit but not 32bit. However when compiled and deployed to users as 'Any CPU', if these users have x86 it still works for them no problem. I just can't compile or run as x86 on my PC. Again, I can compile as Any CPU and deploy to a 32bit PC no problem. Neither project are referencing any 64bit only dlls. Both projects are verified to be targetting 32bit dll's and .NET Framework assemblies. I need to compile and run this locally under 32bit mode. I need JIT edit/continue among other things. Here is the line of code in the resx file that is causing the problem: </data> <data name="Appearance17.Image" type="System.Drawing.Bitmap, System.Drawing" mimetype="application/x-microsoft.net.object.bytearray.base64"> <value> The resx file is verified to be generated for .NET 2.0 amnd is only referencing .NET 2.0 assemblies and not .NET 4.0 versions. Any ideas here? I've searched the net and have found hundreds of people with the same error message but a different problem.

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• Windows Ribbon for WinForms, Part 13 – DropDownColorPicker

  In this article I'll present how to use the ribbon drop down color picker control.

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• A Simple User Control

  A simple User Control for selecting a shape and entering dimensions.

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• New features in C++ language (C++0x)

  Explaining new C++ language features. Discussing mainly for Visual C++ 2010 compiler

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• Databinding in Silverlight applications

  In this article, you will learn the basic concepts of simple data binding in a Silverlight application.

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• An extensible ExifReader class with customizable tag handlers

  An ExifReader class in C# that supports custom formatting and extraction. StyleCop compliant code, with demos for WPF and Windows Forms.

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• Marshaling with C# - Chapter 1: Introducing Marshaling

  Introduction to marshaling.

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• The deep table

  A natural way of joining tables using SQL

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• C#/.NET Command Line Argument Parser Reloaded

  Easy to use yet powerful command line argument parser, which also creates usage and parameter information for the user.

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• Windows Azure Storage

  A simple look at what Windows Azure Storage is and how it can be used

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• Util Library & Extension Methods

  A simple Util Library

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• A Much Easier to Use ListView

  An easier to use ListView that supports sorting, grouping, editing, overlays, and drag-n-drop.

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• Sample WPF application consuming Bing Maps Web Services

  Here is a sample WPF application, that consumes GeocodeService, SearchService, ImageryService and RouteService that are part of Bing Maps web service

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• When using source control, what files should actually be commited?

  - by SimpleCoder

  I am working on a small project, hosted on Google Code, using SVN for source control. This is my first time using source control, and I'm a bit confused about what I should actually be committing to the repository. My project is very simple: A Class Library project, written in C#. The actual code that I have written is a single file. My question is this: Should I be committing the entire project (including directories like Debug, Release, Properties, etc.) or just my main .cs file? Thanks, After fighting with Subversion for a while (note to self: do not reset repository), it looks like I finally have it working with the directories laid out properly. Thanks again for all your advice.

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• A C# Reference in Classes and Objects

  A Reference for who are learning to construct class in C#

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• Are there any simple, stupid, module based, cross-platform, c++ projects that I can check out of a r

  - by leeand00

  I'm looking for one just to get a general idea of how a standard C++ project should be properly setup. (If that's possible... :-p) Here are my requirements for this project: module-based (has libraries/modules that compile into a main program module) compiles cross-platform I'd like to do this so that I can get a hold on the basics of how a good C++ project is setup, and so that I can test out Premake.

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• TabCtrl

  Adjustable contol with zooming and scrolling tabs, dragging with the mouse, custom drawing and much more

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• Silverlight Pictures Album control

  Silverlight Pictures Album control with zooming and slideshow

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• Simple Asynchronous Background Task Processing with Progress Dialog (Silverlight solution)

  Small, generic, reusable infrastructure for running tasks asynchronously and displaying progress information.

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