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• Export ASP.NET DataGrid to Excel
  Export to Excel is one of the most common functionality required in ASP.NET pages. Users can download the data from the DataGrid into an Excel spreadsheet for offline verification and/or computation. This article includes the source code for such functionality. 09/08/2003.
• Colorful Web DropDown List in ASP.NET
  In this example we will build an ASP.NET User Control which provides a listing of colors with the list items displayed in the actual color that the list item represents. 07/23/2003.
• .NET Framework Version 1.1 - Side-By-Side Execution Microsoft has announced the release of the new version of the .Net Framework 1.1. As with almost everything in life, the only constant is change.  04/11/2003.
• Invoking Unmanaged DLL Functions from Compact Framework
  In this example we will use the Compact Framework to create a program containing a launch pad for he Pocket PC. Dipal Choksi. 01/14/2002.
• The "using" Statement in C#
  The .Net Framework provides resource management for managed objects through the garbage collector - You do not have to explicitly allocate and release memory for managed objects. Clean-up operations for any unmanaged resources should performed in the destructor in C#.  12/11/2002.
• Retrieve the Autonumber Values in Access using C#
  This sample deals with the retrieval of the value of the Autonumber field for a data row inserted in MS Access 2000.  11/15/2002.
• Using ErrorProvider Control in Windows Forms and C# 
  In this example we will see how to use the ErrorProvider control in Windows forms to provide validations in Windows Forms and display user-friendly error messages to the user if the validation fails. 10/08/2002.
• Platform Invoke Sample - Changing the Desktop Wallpaper
  In this example we will see how to change the Desktop wallpaper by invoking a Windows API function from C#. The Platform Invoke mechanism allows you to access unmanaged functions implemented in dlls. You can invoke Windows API functions using Platform Invoke. 09/27/2002.
• Personalizing Mobile Web Applications 
  In this example, we will personalize the settings for a mobile web application based on the user logged into the site. Personalization is a very useful approach to provide a satisfying user experience. 09/16/2002.
• User Management Utility for Web Forms Authentication
  This article deals with the management of user login and password information for a Forms Authentication in ASP.NET. The article shows how to update existing users password and add new users when a Web application is configured to allow for passwords hashed using SHA1 format. 09/06/2002.
• Passing Data Between a Windows Form and Dialog Boxes 
  In this example, we will create a windows form application to demonstrate the transfer of data between a windows form and a dialog box displayed from the windows form. 08/29/2002.
• Developing a Hit Counter in ASP.NET
  In this example, we will create a web page which will track and display the hit counts for the web site. ASP developers must be familiar with a similar technique used to track the hit counts in classic ASP web pages. 08/20/2002.
• Understanding Garbage Collection in the .NET Framework
  In this article we will explore the Garbage Collection feature in the .Net framework and the activities required in applications to manage resources complementing the Garbage Collector. 08/09/2002.
• Master-Detail Display in Web Forms using Nested Repeater Control
  In this example, we will create a web page that displays a formatted view of data with a master detail hierarchy using nested Repeater controls.  08/05/2002.
• Windows Forms Printer Selection List
  In this example we will create a sample windows form containing a combo box which will list the printers installed on the machine on which the program runs. 07/30/2002.
• Web Forms Code Model
  ASP.NET introduces a new programming model for Web Forms to separate the code and visual elements in different files with the help of code behind. In this article, the author explains how this code behind helps you in separating code from the visual representation of controls.  07/23/2002.
• Client Side Scripting using ASP.NET
  Client-side scripting has been in use since a long time now and provides an excellent solution for interactive web pages. Server-side scripting is more expensive in terms of network resources and you should avoid server side controls and scripting where a client side solution can be used. In this example we will see how to include and make use of client side script from ASP.NET. 07/19/2002.
• Shell Commands within C#
  In this article we will examine a few examples for executing shell commands outside of our program using C#. 07/16/2002.
• Currency Conversion Application in ASP.NET
  In this example we will create an application for converting from one currency to another using live currency rates from a website.  07/08/2002.
• Data Transfer Between two ASP.NET ListBox Controls
  In this example we will create a sample Web form that allows the user to select from a list. The user selections are transferred to another list.  07/10/2002.
• Create FTP and Web IIS Virtual Directory Using C#
  In this example we will create a Windows Form Project that will create new FTP and Web IIS Virtual Directories from code based on the name and path specified by the user.  07/03/2002.
• Generating Custom Images using ASP.NET and GDI+
  In this example we will create an text image editor, which allows us to create custom images using ASP.Net and GDI+. This can be a very handy tool. 06/26/2002.
• Color ComboBox - Web User Control
  In this sample, we will create a Color ComboBox that will allow users to select color from a list of user-friendly color names. This application serves to demonstrate the re-usability of User Controls in ASP.Net. 06/20/2002.
• Paging in Mobile Web Forms 
  The biggest difference between web applications designed specially for use on Mobile Devices is the limitation imposed by the small screen size of Mobile devices. We have to work with a different mind frame to come up with user interfaces that are more compact and yet deliver information as needed.  06/10/2002.
• Configuring Applications in .NET 
  The .Net Framework provides a very convenient and flexible way to configure applications at run time. Using Configuration files developers and administrators can modify settings for applications without having to recompile the application, avoiding many of the redistribution /re-deployment hassles. 06/06/2002.
• Form Authentication for Mobile Applications 
  In this example we will authenticate mobile web users for our application using Forms Authentication.  05/28/2002.
• Determining Windows Users for Web Forms Applications
  In this example we will see how to determine the identity of the logged in user for an ASP.Net Web Forms using Windows Authentication.  05/30/2002.
• Spell Check Web Service
  In this example we will create a Web Service which provides spell check functionality. We will learn how to access the Word Automation object through COM Interoperability using the .Net Framework. 05/31/2002.
• Determine Windows Users in a Windows Forms Application
  In this example we will determine the windows user logged in on the computer running the windows forms application and if he/she is a member of certain Windows groups. 05/23/2002.
• HTML Client for Web Services using DHTML Behavior
  In this example we will access a Web Service created in C# from an HTML client. The client does not use .Net Framework directly and instead accesses the Web Service functionality using the DHTML behavior. 05/22/2002.  
• Windows Services Admin: Control Your Windows Services 
  In this article, we will create an application to control Windows services on our local computer as well as on remote computers. You can simultaneously Stop or Start multiple services on the local computer or on the specified remote computer. 05/20/2002.
• Assembly Browser: Browsing a .NET Assembly 
  This program lets you browse an assembly and lists the methods and the parameter name and parameter type for each assembly. 05/17/2002.
• Check Your Mobile Device Capabilities 
  This sample is a utility to determine the capabilities of a Mobile Device. The MobileCapabilities class available in the Mobile Internet Toolkit provides a list of useful information on the client device. 05/16/2002.
• Mobile Stock Quotes Tracker 
  We will create a mobile stock quote tracker program in this article. The program retrieves the real time quotes of  symbols specified by the user and displays the results in a user friendly format. 10/09/2001.
• Transactions in ASP.NET
  In this article, we will see how to process a transaction within ASP.Net web forms in this example. A transaction symbolizes code or a set of components or procedures which must be executed as a unit. 10/01/2001.
• User Control and Reusability
  In this article, we will see how to create a user control for ASP.Net and the some of the ways in which we can apply the fundamentals of re-usability through user controls.  09/28/2001.
• Caching in ASP.NET
  The performance, mainly in terms of speed, of a web page drives the user satisfaction. Building up traffic on a web site is the key and for that we cannot afford to have slow web pages. 08/29/2001.
• Palindrome in Mobile Forms 
  This sample, the author explains how to write palindrome for mobile forms.  08/06/2001
• Master detail data on ASP.NET form
  This sample displays related set of data in two different datagrids and the user can view the detail rows.  07/27/2001
• Stock Tracker Utility
  This program is a utility to track stock quotes for multiple symbols. The program runs in the system tray and displays stock quotes for one or more symbols. 07/18/2001.
• Sending mail in ASP.NET 
  Sending email from a web page is one of the most common functionality required from a web site. 07/13/2001.