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Leverage the features of cloud computing and Microsoft Azure to build applications that can reside in the cloud.
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Tip: Screen Capture
This tool will help user to capture selected area of screen. It provides user to set his/her own HotKey to capture screen. It runs in system tray. Source code is included with this article.
File Verbs - EXE System Shortcut Menu Items
Do the verbs of a file, like Run as administrator, and Pin to Taskbar.
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