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Imagine you have an event handler in a file Form1.cs, e.g.
private void button1_Click( object sender, EventArgs e )
{
// … some code …
}

Deleting only this method obviously results in a compiler error as there’s a line
this.button1.Click += new System.EventHandler( this.button1_Click );
in the file Form1..Designer.cs that has to be deleted as well. To delete the event handler properly in Visual Studio 2005, using only the keyboard, perform the following steps:

• In the Form1..cs file, move the cursor on the name of the method file (i.e. Button1_Click) and press Shift-F12 (command Edit.FindAllReferences), which will bring you to the Find Symbols Results window.
• press the Cursor Down key to move to the second line showing the
  occurrence of Button1_Click in the designer-generated code that
  connects the event with the handler method
• press Enter to jump to the Form1..Designer.cs file
• delete the current line by pressing Ctrl-Shift-L (command Edit.LineDelete)
• jump back to the MyForm.cs by pressing Ctrl-Tab
• and finally delete the code of the event handler method.

The description of the steps may sound a bit complicated at first, but the keystrokes will come Easy on flow.
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Elam

Hi friends
Last weekend I went to ooty with my Chennai roommates and the Trip was wonderful. Check the photo album

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The steps to follow to change or add a new connection string in Web.Config’s connection string section. Basically you only need import the System.Web.Configuration namespace, open the Web.Config file where is connectionstrings section and change or add a new connectionstring. An example is:

Configuration webConfig = WebConfigurationManager.OpenWebConfiguration(”~”);
ConnectionStringsSection dbConnString = webConfig.ConnectionStrings;

// To change existing connectionstrings
dbConnString.ConnectionStrings["DBconnection"].ConnectionString = “YOUR NEW CONNSTRING HERE”;

//To Add new connection string
dbConnString.ConnectionStrings.Add(
new ConnectionStringSettings(”MDBTest”, “MDB ConnString”, “System.Data.OleDb”));

webConfig.Save();

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Hi All

Today i come across a nice article in vb.net , showing how to store the images to database and how we retrive back . Good article . check this

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Dundas has released a Dundas Map for Reporting services and for .NET. Look good..

Some of the key features

• Create advanced customized Digital Dashboards, complete with Geographic elements for more sophisticated visualizations.
• Support for Visual Studio .NET 2003 and Visual Studio 2005 (including SmartTags).
• Dundas Map Wizard, simplifying the creation and setup of new Maps.
• Library of enhanced maps for the entire world, major continents, and select countries and more.
• Support for standard Map projections, including Mercator, Robinson amongst many others.
• Automatic colorization of Maps using advanced data grouping algorithms.
• Data-binding to sources associated with geographic data
• Built in panning and zooming controls for easy navigation of Maps using AJAX.
• Standard Map elements such as distance scales and legends.
• Support for shapes, symbols, paths and the grouping of regions.
• Advanced Map operations such as Map simplification.

For more information check the Link

http://www.dundas.com/Products/Map/index.aspx
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This was a little too cool to pass up. You can add maps from Windows Live! Local to your Outlook emails. It runs on the .NET 1.1 framework.

Download here: http://outlook.local.live.com/minisites/local/outlook/default.aspx

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Hi friends

Yesterday we celebrated karthi’s birthday party, he got nice brithday buns from me… And also had a good cream facial, check this photo album. You can find more…

Have a great weekend

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Elam
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