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Free .Net Obfuscator
I've stumbled upon a free .Net obfuscator --Eazfuscator.NET. So far, it works well for my purposes. Most obfuscators are costly--ranging from $200 to $2000! But this one is freeware and it works better than the free one bundled with Visual Studio...

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Printing PDF Using WebBrowser Control in .Net 2.0
Okay, after almost a year and an offshore assignment, I finally had a chance to update this blog. I was developing a .Net 2.0 C# windows application wherein I basically have to print PDF files from a Windows application. I tried to use the Adobe Acrobat...

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WCF
This week I had a Windows Communications Foundation training from Developmentor , sponsored by our company. I learned a lot about the new framework (dotnet 3.0) and communications. What interested me the most was the Day 4 topic which was Peer-to-peer...

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ArrayList sorting via IComparable
The problem: I have a two-dimensional object array. Each first level element of the array contains five object elements--except for the last one, which only has three. However, I have a procedure that needs to concatenate another array at the end of the...

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Predicates in dotNet
I've come across Predicates in dotNet 2.0. I felt so disgusted with too many foreach loops when looping through list collections. So, here was my problem: I have three string Lists, say, A, B and C. List string A is the reference list; while B and...

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Re: Introducing .NET Framework 3.0
It is officially released. The Microsoft .NET Framework 3.0 is the new managed code programming model for Windows®. It combines the power of the .NET Framework version 2.0 with new technologies for building applications that have visually compelling user...

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Compiler Error CS0030 with Ajax
When using Ajax Pro, you have to add the runat="server" tag on the form to be used. In other words, you have to have at least one server-side form in the class whose type is to be registered as an Ajax class. Otherwise, you'll end up with...

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Re: Ajax Lecture at the Mapua
A student/colleague during the recent Ajax Lecture at Mapua brought up Anthem.NET . It is an Ajax "framework" for .Net web applications. Since it's the first time I heard about it, I took some time learning it and how it works. From what...

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