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30 de janeiro Internet Explorer 8 Release Candiate (RC1) Now AvailableMicrosoft release the next version of Internet Explorer. This is now Release Candiate 1 (RC1). Last year the Beta was released.
To get your copy of Internet Explorer 8 RC1, head to the website URL below:
Enjoy! Greg Olsen 17 de janeiro CRM 4.0 – Update Rollup 2 Released!Just received an email from Microsoft informing me that Update Rollup 2 is publically released. This rolls up a number of more fixes for CRM 4.0. One of the fixes is one I reported to Microsoft for CRM 4.0 which is (was): Steps to reproduce the error: -Go to Advanced Find Apply to test environments first, and then roll out to your production environments when testing completed. Great to see Microsoft released this so quickly after rollup 1. Good work. 09 de janeiro Windows 7 - Beta Available x64 x86XamlPad - Create simple XAML filesXAMLPad is a lightweight tool provided with the .NET Framework 3.0 SDK to quickly create simple Extensible Application Markup Language (XAML) files. To find the application you need to either browse to it on your computer or get a hold of it from the .NET Framework 3.0 SDK.
![]() It provides a split screen where the XAML code can be typed manually at the bottom and then immediately previewed in the above XAML renderer, to let you know what it all looks like.
Below is where it is located. Note: I am running Windows 2008 Server. If you can't find it, then I suggest you get a hold of the .NET Framework 3.0 SDK.
There is also a number of different versions on the Internet where people have extended the basic version to include more functionality as well. Quick search and you probably will come across them. Enjoy! 06 de janeiro Find a Column Name within your SQL TablesBelow is a piece of T-SQL script which can help you find a column name within your user tables in SQL Server. Tested with SQL Server 2005.
SELECT tab.name AS TableName, col.name AS ColumnName FROM dbo.sysobjects tab INNER JOIN dbo.syscolumns col ON tab.id = col.id WHERE tab.xtype = 'U' -- User Table AND col.name LIKE '%geek%' -- Column Name you're looking for. ORDER BY tab.name Enjoy! Greg Olsen Yellow Duck Guy |
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