I am running Virtual PC images of XP, Vista, Windows 2003 Server and various flavors of Linux ... Fedora Core 6,7 and 8 have all run perfectly. If you have to support projects with VS2005 and VS2008 it's a great way to separate the environments.
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I run mixed environments but using Virtual PC. Trying to mix the two will only cause you grief with service, etc.
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I've been developing on a Mac for the last 9 months. It's running Vista Ultimate and VS2008 under parallels. I also have a machine running straight Vista with VS2008. Without getting into the specs they are pretty much the same. For me it seems the performance is comparable on both. Coherence mode under Parallels makes for a sweet environment.
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Fedora Core. It's up and running quick and definitely webmin for the web interface. I've used a bunch of Linux distros and settled on Fedora. Use it for Voip, SMB, Subversion and it's smooth.
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Hotmail mail can be accessed using Outlook. You can use Outlook to save your mail in a local folder. If you don't want your email account deactivated after 30 days MSN will gladly accept 19 dollars a year for Hotmail Plus account. Then you account will never expire.
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I inherited it from a previous developer and was a little apprehensive having used InstallShield in the past. It has turned out to be simple and reliable. There is a Eclipse plugin available that makes editing the scripts nice.
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The name for the german alphabet is "das Alphabet". written, the umlauts are recognized as ae, oe .... it is becoming a standard for written German in order to elimnate the special characters. Anyway, a good source is the university in Chemnitz http://dict.tu-chemnitz.de/de-en/lists/110zeichen.html or http://www.leo.org http://www.canoo.net/index_en.html
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That's the conclusion we came to. When the users grasp the functionatlity and see what they will get purchasing it's much more effective. Plus, the more sophisticated the technique for limited "demo" time period the more time you spend maintaining the code/process. And someone will break it down eventually.
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I just installed in a XP VPC image. Works great, thanks.
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I looks nice but after installing when trying to start it I get some OLE registry error. Maybe it doesn't work under Vista. Thomas
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Had the same problem and spent a couple of days tracking it down. I should know better ... no non-essential software on the development machine. Maybe in a VPC. As a note it seems to have an adverse affect on Ultramon as well. When I upgraded iTunes it went whacky. With iTunes out things are stable again. I'll pass on iAnything (tunes, pod, phone). Thomas
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MapPoint...
Marc Clifton's XmlDb is a good example. http://www.codeproject.com/dotnet/XmlDb.asp
Assumably you are planning to utilize a current VoIP protocol SIP might be a good place to start. There are vendors providing .Net framework API's for the SIP protocol such as www.independentsoft.com. www.voip-info.org is another good source of information.
Try using XPath XmlDocument document = new XmlDocument(); document.Load(filename); XmlNodeList nodes = document.SelectNodes("designs/item"); foreach(XmlNode node in nodes) { ... } something like that should go through the nodes...
I have used OlyMars and had good results. It produces the data access layer and very usable business components. It's beta and has some quirks in the gui but it's worth a look. http://www.microsoft.com/france/msdn/technologies/outils/olymars/default.asp
Primal Code from Sapien covers the .Net platform. Eclipse would be the next suggestion. It may not include "all flavors" currently but it seems to be maturing at very rapid pace.
www.codeproject.com/cs/miscctrl/magicwizard.asp The Magic tool kit has a fairly easy to use wizard you might want to look at....
www.codeproject.com/cs/miscctrl/magicwizard.asp The Magic tool kit has a fairly easy to use wizard you might want to look at....
There is a good MSDN Help article on Deploying Applications... Topic ID: _328642 Topic Title: Deploying Applications URL: ms-help://MS.VSCC.2003/MS.MSDNQTR.2003FEB.1033/vsintro7/html/vbconDeployingSolution.htm It is a good place to start....