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Chris on Oct 23rd, 2009 in
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Starting now I’m going to start putting up some useful methods I use in some of my applications. They’ll all be in .zip format and be licensed under the GNU General Public License (GPL). Accordingly, each .zip archive will contain the relevant code for the article you’re reading at the time and also a copy of gpl.txt, the freely-available text version of the GNU GPL. Cool. ...
Posted by
Chris on Aug 26th, 2009 in
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I’m writing this article because a small project I’ve been working on required me to look for information on using SQL Server CE with C# 3.5. I couldn’t find very many useful articles on the topic so I’ve decided to write my own and summarise some of the useful bits I found....
Please note: This is a rewrite of an article I wrote way back in 2007. The original article has been updated with a link to this one.
As per usual I had a situation where I had to do some Active Directory stuff with VB.NET. I had to grab a list of all the users in our AD so that people could select a user and perform functions on them from within a webpage.
Another note: This article is VB.NET-specific. If...
In this article I’m going to carry on with the follow-ups to posts I wrote in the past about various topics. Today’s topic is still on the subject of using .NET to list the users in Active Directory although this time we’re going to do it in C# (the original article about doing this with VB.NET can be found here). I wrote the first post and sample application using VB.NET back when I (perhaps)...
Back in June 2008 I posted an article about running post-build commands after Windows setup completes. Recently a viewer asked the following question:
How would you go about having the unattend.xml automatically call this script?
Although the method below doesn’t use unattend.xml directly, here’s a way of running a script after Windows setup completes …...