A Web Developer's Look at Windows 7 Jason Gilmore - 11/06/2009 The new Windows 7 user interface features can offer Web
developers significant productivity gains in terms of
organizing, finding, and navigating to commonly used
resources. This article introduces you to the improvements
which can cut significant time from otherwise mundane daily
workflow tasks.
Keystroke monitoring Apriorit Inc. - 10/27/2009 In this article we will consider the methods of hooking keyboard data in the kernel mode. The described approaches can be used for solving the tasks of keystroke analysis, blocking and also redefining some combinations.
64-bit Loki Andrey Karpov - 10/20/2009 Review this report about the testing of portability of the Loki library for 64-bit systems with the help of Viva64 code analyzer. It contains recommendations for use of the library as well as explores the peculiarities of libraries built on templates.
Improving Application Quality with Windows Error Reporting Nick Wienholt - 10/19/2009 Leveraging Windows Error Reporting (WER) to use Microsoft's existing infrastructure for providing end users with patches and workarounds, a critical aspect of the application life-cycle management.
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Get started with database application development in Windows Mobile using C# and Visual Studio 2008. You will also learn how to set up an emulated network connection for the phone emulators.
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Improving Application Quality with Windows Error Reporting Nick Wienholt - 10/19/2009 Leveraging Windows Error Reporting (WER) to use Microsoft's existing infrastructure for providing end users with patches and workarounds, a critical aspect of the application life-cycle management.
Hottest Forum Q&A on CodeGuru for the week of April 25th, 2004 Sonu Kapoor - 05/04/2004 This week's topics include the usage of WM_NULL, whether a Machine ID for copy protection purposes exists, whether there is any range for WM_XXX messages that someone could use without having any troubles with the Windows message handlers, and how can a person validate a auto_ptr?