FlatRedBall Engine: Technology for Gamers and Game Makers
The FlatRedBall name is most commonly associated with the FlatRedBall Engine; however, FlatRedBall does not only create and distribute a game engine, but also a collection of original video games. Although there are two sides to FlatRedBall, each is closely related to the other.
Manage With the Windows Shell: Write Shell Extensions with C#
"Although bundled with some Microsoft operating systems (e.g., Windows Server 2003), the .NET platform is not yet a native part of Windows. Most of the Windows applications that users work with every day are still made of unmanaged, Win32 code. Some of these applications, including Internet Explorer, host the .NET Common Language Runtime (CLR) and subsequently run managed code. To say it all, any Win32 application can host the CLR, which is exposed to applications as a plain COM object. In Windows XP and Windows Server 2003, the OS loader is also aware of .NET applications and distinguishes managed programs from traditional, unmanaged executables. While interaction between managed and unmanaged code is definitely possible and fully supported, the core Windows system and the .NET framework remain neatly separated worlds partially unaware of each other."
Enterprise .NET Community: Manage With the Windows Shell: Write Shell Extensions with C#
File Rating - a practical example of shell extension
This article presents a practical example of a Shell Extension that I’ve recently implemented. I was showing travel photos to friends, and I wanted to show only the best photos in my folders. One possible solution was to use one of the great photo managers around but I wanted to work directly with the standard Explorer interface.
Eric Wise : Saving a webform for later
You see, the users in question often have customer phone calls interrupt their work in the application, and as such they often have to put down what they are doing and return later. The current policy does not allow multiple instances of the web application to be running, which means they have to cancel whatever they are doing, and go help the customer, only to return and start from square one.
A tool to Extract the contents of an .msi File
It works from the command line, has a simple form that lets you extract files and view msi tables.
Hawkeye - The .Net Runtime Object Editor
Hawkeye is the only .Net tool that allows you to view, edit, analyze and invoke almost any object from a .Net application. Whenever you try to debug, test, change or understand an application, Hawkeye can help.
Script.aculo.us, Prototype and Asp.Net
This article covers the following:
CoreWeb :: Script.aculo.us, Prototype and Asp.Net Best Friends Forever
ScreenLib - a free UI development library for Windows Mobile
"ScreenLib is a small library for native Windows Mobile developers. It takes away a lot of the pain of designing user interfaces for multiple screen sizes, orientations, form factors etc. It lets you create a user interface once and have it automatically adapt to whatever the device’s screen size is at runtime. By doing this, it offers basic docking & anchoring support for native development and can do a lot of UI plumbing work with just 1 or 2 lines of code."
MelSam’s Blog : Introducing ScreenLib - a free UI development library for Windows Mobile!
Poderosa is a tabbed terminal emulator for Windows. It is open source written in C# .NET.
Features
Tabbed style GUI
It is convenient to open multiple connections at the same time. Moreover, you can split the window into panes and allocate each connection.
Many differnt ways in connection method.
In addition to Telnet and SSH1/2, local cygwin shell and serial ports are supported.
Fulfilling options and tools
A lot of functions for terminals are available. For example, SSH2 port forwarding tool, SSH Key generation wizard, SOCKS connection.
Plugin architecture You can extend the feature of Poderosa by plugins like Eclipse. Actually serial port and X/ZModem are provided as additional plugins. A manual for plugin developers is included the installation package.
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