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Desktop Programming
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| Windows Forms |
17 Jun 2006
Updated: 26 Mar 2007
Rating: 4.89/5
Votes: 88
Popularity: 9.31
Licence: Not specified
Views: 604,424
Bookmarked: 231
Downloaded: 19,773
Babies and other animals love nothing better than to have a whack at the keyboard, with all sorts of unpredictable results. This application demonstrates how to trap keystrokes before they can do any damage.
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Programming Languages
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| C# |
12 Jan 2007
Updated: 9 Mar 2015
Rating: 4.94/5
Votes: 138
Popularity: 10.50
Licence: LGPL3
Views: 2,435,661
Bookmarked: 250
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Windows XP supports multiple keyboards, but by default, the .Net Framework will treat them all as one. This article explains how to use the Windows API Raw Input methods to support multiple keyboards from a C# application.
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| XSLT |
27 Feb 2005
Updated: 21 Sep 2005
Rating: 4.59/5
Votes: 44
Popularity: 7.49
Licence: CPOL
Views: 300,574
Bookmarked: 82
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A simple XSLT stylesheet to convert a Visual Studio .NET XML document into basic HTML
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28 Jan 2006
Updated: 28 Jan 2006
Rating: 4.38/5
Votes: 13
Popularity: 4.73
Licence: CPOL
Views: 52,071
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An example of using XSL to achieve a custom sort order - in this case, sorting titles by the first word that isn't an article.
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Emma's first steps in programming took place at primary school over thirty years ago, thanks to a TI-99/4A and the LOGO language. Following a Master's degree in English Studies (obtained, strangely enough, with a paper on the birth of the microcomputer), Emma started her career in IT.
Over the last ten years, she has worked as a localiser, technical writer, editor, web designer, systems administrator, team leader and support engineer, before finally making the move into software development a few years ago. She is now thrilled on a daily basis that she is getting paid for writing code after doing it for free half her life!
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