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I know the DELL Latitude XT supports multi-touch, but it currently uses DELL's own proprietary software to do so. It looks like it'll support Windows 7 Multi-Touch, but I haven't seen it really confirmed anywhere.
Do anyone know of any laptops, currently on the market, that support the Multi-Touch capabilities in Windows 7? well, at least the pre-beta of Windows 7 that was released at PDC?
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You should post this sample code in the VIEWS CodePlex project site.
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The missing images were caused by some of the BlogEngine.NET images not getting uploaded to the server, by accident. I'm uploading them now.littleguru said:
The RSS image doesn't show up properly here... I get a lot of "image not found"-placeholders in the website; using IE7.CRPietschmann said:*snip*
Also, the functionality has now been enabled for developers to start submitting their entries to the contest. Remember, no contest entry is to small or big, and YOU (the community) decides who wins. You can even upload your entry in a ZIP file, or enter the URL where it's already hosted.
http://communitycodingcontest.org
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The Official Community Coding Contest website is now Live!
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The Community Coding Contest will run from July 1 through Sept. 30, 2008. The community will vote to decide the winners. The top 3 entries will each be awarded 1 MSDN Premium Subscription with Visual Studio Team Suite, and the 4th place entry will be awarded Windows Vista Ultimate SP1 and Visual Studio 2008 Professional. Here's an awesome chance to write some code and win some awesome prizes! I am also looking for sponsors to donate additional prizes to give away.
http://pietschsoft.com/post/2008/06/Community-Coding-Contest-to-start-July-1st-Chance-to-Win-MSDN-Premium-Subscription-with-VS08-Team-Suite-plus-more.aspx
Updated 6/29/2008: The Official Community Coding Contest website is now Live! http://communitycodingcontest.org -
Here's an open source implementation of LINQ to JavaScript that I started.
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Um... Yes you can use both VB.NET and C# within your App_Code folder!
On my blog I posted on how to do just that. It's really easy!
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Bush: I knew Einstein was a robot. Otherwise how could he be so smart?
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The URL Mapping functionality in ASP.NET 2.0 has one major shortcoming. It doesn't support Regular Expressions. So, I've made my own implementation of the URL Mapping functionality that supports Regular Expressions.
Link to Code: http://pietschsoft.com/Blog/archive/2005/11/12/762.aspx
Scott Guthrie mentions my code in one of his blog posts.
http://weblogs.asp.net/scottgu/archive/2005/11/14/430493.aspx
