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.net custom control with databinding to a property

Posted by admin on March 14, 2011 0 comments

Recently, I’ve been writing a custom control that extends a command button. The premise is quite simple, the control cycles through a list of user provided colours, changing the background colour on each click to the next one on the list, wrapping around to the beginning when it reached the end. (the CMS I was developing [...]

Loading offline registry files

Posted by admin on February 11, 2011 0 comments

Windows stores its registry information in a set of files known as hives. You can access the registry of a running computer via the registry editor (run…->regedit), pretty obvious yeah? But what if your pc is toast? how do you access the registry of it then? (maybe you got too many viruses, maybe you have [...]

Correctly maximising MDI forms

Posted by admin on February 1, 2011 0 comments

I recently encountered an odd little quirk in visual .net. When you create an instance of a form, as an MDI child, if you set the WindowState property to maximised, your form will not correctly span the whole window until you resize the parent. After a bit of investigating on the internet, I came across [...]

undocumented windows feature: emergency restart?

Posted by admin on November 8, 2010 0 comments

Just stumbled on something interesting in windows 7 in order to do an “emergency restart” press control+alt+delete to bring up the menu screen press tab 3 times, this should select the power off button now push the menu key (that one between ctrl and alt on the right) you should get a message asking you [...]

The Registry and WoW64

Posted by admin on October 22, 2010 0 comments

I was doing some programming recently and had to store some values in that behemoth that is the windows registry, usually that’s pretty straight forward, not so much this time. Windows has this little system (WoW64: windows on windows 64bit) that lets you run 64 and 32 bit processes at the same time, it is [...]

Visual Studio 2010: comboboxes and databinding

Posted by admin on October 6, 2010 0 comments

In .net the combo box control is useful for providing a set list of data for your end users to choose from e.g. State, street type, gender. The problem with the implementation provided to you in .net, is that if you want to provide the user with a nicely readable name, yet return some horribly [...]

Disable Windows Server “enhanced security”

Posted by admin on October 4, 2010 0 comments

the Windows Server operating system always had an annoying little feature “Internet Explorer Enhanced security”. Sure, it makes good sense to restrict what end users can do on your terminal server, but when your server is just for the admins, its becomes a bit of a pain in the bum. So here’s how you turn [...]