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Here new blog, Leaning Into Windows, can be found at http://msmvps.com/blogs/kathleen
Daily Archives: October 27, 2007
Article: Writing a Viewer Utility for Crystal Reports
A few years ago, I wrote a little utility for one of my clients who uses Crystal Reports XI to design reports inhouse. They wanted other people on the corporate intranet to be able to see and refresh the reports and if necessary, enter new parameters. Since they weren’t designing reports, it didn’t make sense to buy licenses for everyone and I was able to (very easily) come up with a viewer utility that did the trick. I finally wrote this article about it for ASPAlliance, as they have a great collection of articles (mostly written by Eric Landes).
Article: CoDe Mag MVP Corner – Coders Anonymous
Leave it to CoDe Magazine to let me write about the problem some of us programmers have when we really have to pee, but we just want to get that last line of code working. I also talk about my own impatience and obsessions around programming and suggest that I might not be the only developer with these traits.
MVP Corner – Coder’s Anonymous
It’s in the current issue (Nov/Dec 2007) and is also now online.
Article: Introducing ADO.NET Entity Framework is now online
This article, Introducing ADO.NET Entity Framework, which I wrote for CoDe Magazine is now online.
You can find it in the Nov/Dec 2007 issue which is currently on newsstands (and highly likely to be at available at your local .NET User Group.)
Entity SQL Blog by Zlatkov Michailov on ADO.NET Team
I have been subscribed to this blog for Zlatkov which has was phased out in July and I didn’t know he was going to resurface in a new blog. I just happened to come across that today! It is a focused Entity SQL blog
Entity Framework at TechEd Europe
If you can’t make it to DevConnections in Las Vegas where there will be a Data Access track with a whole bunch of Entity Framework session (check it out) and the reason is because you live over on the other side of the pond, there are a bunch of EF talks at TechEd Europe.