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Scriptstar Hello you, me "Narendra Mandadapu". I am an Ingenious Internet marketer and Search Engine Optimisation specialist. DOTNET & SharePoint consultant. If you find something intresting just drop me a comment. Currently I am reading The Irresistible Offer,  Microsoft .NET: Architecting Applications for the Enterprise (PRO-Developer) and Patterns of Enterprise Application Architecture

07 July 2010 ~ 0 Comments

Fixing problems with clipboard on RDP connections

When using Remote Desktop (RDP) connections to access servers, it is often useful to be able to copy and paste files and text from the local PC to the remote machine. Sometimes, however, copy & paste seems to stop working. My colleague Dave found a blog explaining the cause of this problem.  A process called [...]

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07 July 2010 ~ 2 Comments

SharePoint 2010 Resources

A good summary of SharePoint 2010 resources has been posted on the Microsoft SharePoint team blog – see here. This includes videos, downloads, virtual labs, evaluation guides, trial versions etc. for IT professionals, developers etc. with or without experience of MOSS 2007.

29 April 2010 ~ 0 Comments

Roy Hodgson, new Murinho!

A stunning second-half comeback from Fulham overturned Hamburg in the Europa League semi-final to earn a first European cup final appearance for the Cottagers. But what about the chief-architect of this wonderful achievement Roy the great Hodgson? I am not a Fulham fan but I am now a big fan of their manager Roy. Fulham’s [...]

17 April 2010 ~ 36 Comments

Seven sexiest alternatives to Ning

I am going to show you today seven sexiest alternatives to Ning. The leading freemium social networking platform Ning announced yesterday that it was making ground breaking changes which will be forcing existing free networks will have the opportunity to either convert to paying for premium services, or transition off to Ning. What it means [...]

18 November 2009 ~ 1 Comment

Microsoft Codename Dallas

Microsoft Codename “Dallas” is a new information service that lets you leverage data sets and web services from public and private sector in your applications through a simple consistent API. Here you can learn how to get started consuming “Dallas” data in your applications and analytics workloads. You need an invitation code for this like [...]

12 November 2009 ~ 1 Comment

Silverlight Sample Application with SQL Azure

Updated : 30th Apr 2010 My favourite Author Matthew MacDonald is publishing a book on Silverlight 4.0. Please check here. I was trying some silverlight business application that Brad Abrams was describing in his blog and it is an amazing silverlight series. If you want to learn silverlight (not the graphic stuff, dev stuff) then [...]

26 September 2009 ~ 6 Comments

Web server configured to not list the contents of this directory & The page you are requesting cannot be served because of the extension configuration.

Updated: 30 April 2010 For a long time, I am reasonably a good developer but I am really afraid of web server issues (iis 6.0/7.0) and deployment issues.  Some of the problems with web servers are really difficult to understand and solve. But recently I have come across one really good book for asp.NET developers [...]

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24 September 2009 ~ 1 Comment

Microsoft announced a new program called Website Spark

WOW! Microsoft just announced a new program called WebSpark. For just hundred bucks (fifty quid), you get everything a small company needs to run WebApps. WebSpark is designed for independent web developers and web development companies that build web applications and web sites on behalf of others. It enables you to get software, support and [...]

16 August 2009 ~ 0 Comments

New skin for all Oxite bloggers

Being a .NET developer, I was looking my eyes wide open for a decent .NET based blog engine for my blogging needs. The Oxite seems to be the winner in my list. Currently I am using Word press but some point of time I would switch it to Oxite. For all who doesn’t know much [...]

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29 July 2009 ~ 4 Comments

Identity column starts from zero instead of one

I was experiencing a strange problem. Identity field of a table is set to [1,1] by generating script. Every time, when I drop the whole database, and then re-create it by running script in SQL Server 2005 Management Studio, and then insert a record into that table programmatically, SQL Server set identity field value of [...]

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