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April 2008 - Posts

Handling Keyboard Input in Silverlight
Keyboard input is one of the most important aspects of truly rich programming environments. I understand that one usually identifies a rich interface as one which can interacted with visually. This interaction feels more natural than keyboard interaction. Read More...

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Creating a Game Loop Using Silverlight
I've been playing with silverlight as a gaming platform for a few months now. I've not published or released anything I've done yet, but I expect I will at some point. I am not much of a game developer really, and I've been hacking things Read More...

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Programming Information Titled Security
Disclaimer: This post is not about security. Is anyone else bothered by Information titled with the word security? Let me explain what it is I am referring to. I will see an article, a blog post, or a section on a web site which claims to be about "security." Read More...

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Enabling Mixed Mode Authentication in SQL Server
I recently needed to enable Mixed Mode Authentication on a SQL Server instance, so I will demonstrate how to go about setting this up. It is a pretty easy process, but I figure I'll document it nicely here. Perhaps I will come back to this later to reference Read More...

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Change SQL Server Instance for Visual Studio Database Project
While installing SQL Server 2005 recently I ran into some difficulty . I use database projects from Visual Studio 2005 Team Edition for Database Professionals. I use Visual Studio 2008 with them now, and I recently made a mistake while using one of these Read More...

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