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Posted in Office, Windows Development, Tips, Visual Studio on Jan 9th, 2008
First things you need to know
You can see the list of detected and enabled addins in Outlook in: Tools->Options->Other->Advanced Options->COM Add-Ins… If there were some error and addin has not been loaded it will be there with unchecked box. This is where […]
Posted in Windows Development, Tips, Web Development, .NET on Dec 21st, 2007
Recently I have been asked this question. Answer is that it cannot be null and will not be null, so you don’t have to:
.Text != null
Why? Because .Text property in base class does:
set
{
if (value == null)
[…]
Posted in Tips, Visual Studio, General on Sep 9th, 2007
When I browse code looking for something or when I take a look at a new class I want to see as much code as I can. But then when I enter the “coding” mode I want to focus on code that I write and I want to have bigger font to make it easier […]
Posted in Tips, Visual Studio on Sep 9th, 2006
Our solution contains about 30 projects. There are web apps, windows services, web controls, web parts (usual stuff for SharePointers). One of them is a BuildApp. It contains only one empty file class1.cs but it’s there to register DLLs in GAC, web parts in SPS and restart appPool.
After installing Visual Studio 2003 SP1 the BuildApp […]
Posted in Tips, Visual Studio on Aug 31st, 2006
Have you ever needed to build only one project, the one you are currently working on, rather than a whole solution (especially the webparts deployment projects)?
There is a shortcut “ctrl+shift+b” but it builds whole solution. If you want to build current project you have to take your hands off the keyboard, move your mouse and […]