Anith Gopal

When I first used Windows Mobile device, I just wonder how I could copy files to this small device.

It’s a nice time saver if you would like the HTML editor to automatically add quotes for the attribute values while you are typing. To set this option select Tools->Options. Check Show all settings

App Quick Stats Quick Voice Pro $2.99 iTunes Link By converting your voice messages into text e-mails, Quick Voice Pro could be a time-saving boon for busy iPhone owners. Empowered by our emails, tweets, IM conversations, and blogs, we’ve become modern-day information conduits. We collect knowledge, then discharge it into the ether, spurting out a constant fountain of fact, fiction and entertainment

59 Refactorings, 17 consume-first providers, and a  lot more! Marc Schweigert send us this link I don’t think he blogged about it. It is really cool (watch the video!) I think a lot of you will appreciate this tool

I usually forget the April Fools Day is coming until it is actually here.

Last week, the folks over at Timely Migration released a new migration tool to enable migration from Subversion to Team Foundation Server. I’ve personally heard a lot of requests from potential TFS for a tool to do this, so I’m sure plenty of people out there will be happy to hear this

I’ll be delivering a session on SQL 2008 Reporting Services in Belfast for MS Tech-Days on 26th March, 2009. If you want to register here’s the link http://msevents.microsoft.com/CUI/EventDetail.aspx?EventID=1032405487&Culture=en-IE We’ve only got an hour and fifteen minuets and there is SOOO much stuff in reporting services 2008.

Users often wonder how to compare XML customization files. XML compare tools we can see are not specially targeted to compare our CRM XML Customization file. We now have a special tool to do this which can be downloaded from   Here   You can easily compare your customizations against the out of the box RTM Schema.    It will show you easily: – The changes attributes, entities – The new attributes – The attributes removed

ISVs should be excited with the release of two tools to the SharePoint community.  SPDisposeCheck provides a static source code analysis tool to check for leaks that may be caused by not disposing of SPSite and SPWeb objects properly.  While most people that have worked with SharePoint know of these perils, this tool can provide a second set of eyes on your code.  For those new to the product, SPDisposeCheck will allow you to uncover those instances where improperly disposed objects would result in leaked memory.  Instances where this occurs isn’t always obvious, so the tool can help reduce leaks that make it to production. Another exciting tool is the SPDiag tool.  This tool greatly simplifies gathering data required for troubleshooting issues in a SharePoint environment.  When working on issues or performance problems getting a good snapshot if the farm environment can help uncover the root cause of the issues quickly and get customers back to work.  Those ISVs with SharePoint customer bases may enhance the support experience by leveraging this tool. Cliff Green Sr.

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Hi, SharePoint binaries are here, on the development server. Now, we’ll run the “SharePoint Products and Technologies Configuration Wizard”. The command line tool to do so is psconfig.exe, located in “C:Program FilesCommon FilesMicrosoft Sharedweb server extensions12BIN” folder.

I got involved (probably quite foolishly) in a discussion on the NTDEV mailing list that really wasn’t much of my business yesterday, but I thought I’d expand a bit on my thoughts there, anyway. It probably sounds in one of my first posts there that I’m completely disagreeing with Peter Viscarola, although in fact, I don’t.  I just think there’s a lot more to the story than that- both the reasons why things are as they are, and the broad general effect it has