Tuesday, July 23, 2002

Security is a multidimensional issue. Security risks can come from anywhere. You could write bad error handling code or be too generous with permissions. You could forget what services are running on your server. You could accept all user input. And the list goes on. To give you a head start on protecting your machines, your network, and your code, here are 10 tips to follow for a safer network strategy. 8:36:44 AM

Microsoft's Dave Stutz reports on activity around the Rotor project, which was recently refreshed. Besides .NET developers diving into the CLI source code, teachers and students are using it for compsci curriculum development, Microsoft is working on a project to add generics, and as reported on these pages, "diverse porting activity in the wild" has been sighted. 8:35:29 AM

There are essentially two types of controls in ASP.NET - Custom Controls and User Controls. 8:34:24 AM

Using Image as a Boolean Indicator 8:32:03 AM

Loading a DataSet from Multiple Tables 8:31:11 AM

In this article we will make use of the Microsoft.Net Speech API to record live user speech from a C# application and play back the user’s recording 8:29:52 AM

Windows .NET Server DevCon [ActiveWin] 8:10:23 AM

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