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I'm a software developer with more than 10 years of experience. I blog about C# (Winforms and ASP.NET), PHP, Mac OS X, UNIX and Linux. I like to keep my posts short and straight to the point, so it won’t take much of your time.
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What Are ASP.NET Master Pages
Master pages were introduced into the .NET Framework in version 2.0. They are web pages that can contain XHTML, server-side controls and user controls just like normal ASP.NET page (with .aspx extension), but with a .master extension. A master page s...
An Open Source .NET Port of the Unix Banner Command Line Tool
Banner is a port of the Unix and Linux command-line tool with the same name. It displays the text provided in the argument in ASCII art. It currently displays capital letters, numbers, periods and dashes, but I will be adding some more charact...
How to Create a Page For Your Tags in WordPress
At the time of this post I have more than 45 Tags, displaying them in a widget on the side took a lot of space that I could make use of. So my solution was to place them in a separate page. There are 2 ways to display the tags in a page. The first i...
Visual Studio’s “The Project Location is not Trusted” Message
Just like all the other developers using Visual Studio, I got this message too. The reason I wrote this post is every post I found about this message gives one of the two reasons listed below although the second reason is the most common and i...
Some of Visual Studio’s Shortcuts
Here are some Visual Studio shortcuts that helped me increase my coding speed. Open Smart Tag: Ctrl + . Cycle Clipboard Ring: Ctrl + Shift + V Go to Definition: F12 Go to Line: Ctrl + G Vertical Block Selection: Alt + Mouse or Shift + Alt + Right A...
A Registry Editor In C# (Part 2): Reading Values and their Data
This second post shows how to read the values and data in a sub key. The fastest way to do this is to use the GetValueNames and GetValue methods of the RegistyKey object. The GetValuesAndData function below takes 2 arguments, a RegistryKey obj...


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