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| Communicating with Internet Email : Working with Identities |
| As a convenience, Outlook Express leaves you logged on to your identity when you exit the program in the usual way (that is, by selecting File, Exit or by pressing Alt+F4). This means Outlook Express uses your identity the next time you start the program. |
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| Communicating with Internet Email : Setting Up Mail Accounts |
| Although the basic account settings that you specify using the Internet Connection Wizard suffice in most cases, many accounts require a more advanced setup. For example, your Internet Service Provider (ISP) might require a different SMTP port or you might prefer to leave your messages on the server. |
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| Handling Input on Windows Phone 7 : Location |
| The location sensor is a very useful capability, given that mobile devices are generally on the go with their owner. Location provides context for applications that can make life easier on the user by automatically adjusting for the user's current location. |
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| Sending and Receiving Faxes (part 3) - Receiving Faxes |
| If you find the Fax service’s sounds (such as the ringing associated with an incoming call) annoying, you can disable them. In the Fax Console, select Tools, Fax Printer Configuration and then display the Tracking tab. Click Configure Sound Settings and then deactivate the check boxes for each sound you want to silence. |
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| Migrating Your Applications from XP to Windows 7 |
| A significant upgrade like this is a good time to also deal with application upgrades and cross-grades. As you may recall, we suggested you plan out your upgrades and cross-grades so you could be sure of what you were doing and what needed to be done at each step in the process. |
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| Migrating Applications from Windows XP to Windows 7 |
| If you’re dealing with only a single computer, it is a simple process. If, however, you’re dealing with multiple computers, you should probably save it because you will need to install and run the upgrade advisor on each of the computers. |
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| Migrating from XP to Windows 7 : Windows 7 Upgrade Advisor |
| If you’re dealing with only a single computer, it is a simple process. If, however, you’re dealing with multiple computers, you should probably save it because you will need to install and run the upgrade advisor on each of the computers. |
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| Visual Basic 2008 : Using FTP in the Service (part 2) |
| This new code will open the configuration file and then navigate to the starting parent node of FTPWorkerOptions. When we have a pointer to that node, the code will read through each sibling and populate the appropriate FTP class property with the value read from the configuration file. |
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| Silverlight and ASP.NET : WCF Services and Silverlight |
| Silverlight presents an entirely new programming model for Web sites. ASP.NET programming traditionally involves managing a collection of ASP.NET controls that emit HTML to the client. ASP.NET has a whole infrastructure for managing session state and view state (necessary for HTML over HTTP). |
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| Silverlight and ASP.NET : Silverlight and Layout |
| You can use formulas for depreciation, such as SLN (Straight-Line Depreciation) and SYD, or formulas for interest and investments, such as FV, EFFECT or IPMT. Many of the investment functions use the following arguments: rate, nominal_rate, per, nper, pv, fv, pmt, and type. |
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| Silverlight and ASP.NET : Adding Silverlight Content to a Web Page |
| The Silverlight control works much the same way as all of the other server-side controls work. They end up in the page's control tree and send HTML to the browser. The Silverlight control emits the HTML necessary to allow the client browser to load Silverlight and host the content in it. |
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