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May 5, 2011

Open Documents and Media in WPF’s Web Browser Control in C#

Ever need to display a word document in the same application and didn’t want to shell execute word? Ever need to display text from a rich text file or regular text file? How about quickly displaying an image file? All of these could use there own controls in WPF (Document Viewer, Image control, etc..), however if you use the web browser...

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March 11, 2011

Do a Like Statement in LINQ in C#

There has been a few times I needed to do a like statement in LINQ, but didn’t know exactly how to go about it. Just in case there are you out there looking for the same, I thought I would post what I did. For example, say you had this SQL statement : This would translate to LINQ code in...

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January 12, 2011

Replacing Names Quickly in Visual ‘s Find and Replace

Part of the perks of moving your application to MvvM, you dont have to name your controls since you are binding everything. This frees up resources when running your application. Since my application was fairly large, I decided to dabble in Visual ‘s regular expression to replace all the names. I ended up putting :

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December 6, 2010

Constraining the Mouse to a Graphical Element

I was creating a dashboard application which I needed to give the ability to drag and move a widget around a tab control item.

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Open Documents and Media in WPF’s Web Browser Control in C#

Do a Like Statement in LINQ in C#

Replacing Names Quickly in Visual ‘s Find and Replace

Constraining the Mouse to a Graphical Element

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