February 2009 - Posts
In this article Purushottam Rathore is going to explain how to implement Tab control in WPF.
Giorgi Dalakishvili presents a program that lets you browse any device connected to your computer via Bluetooth and allows you to upload/download files to/from the device. The device should have OBEX support. In order to connect to a device via Bluetooth and to perform OBEX operations, I use these libraries: 32feet.Net and Brecham OBEX. I would like to thank the authors of these libraries as I could not have written this program without the libraries mentioned.
Sateesh Kumar shows how to add additional features to Windows Media Player using Visual Studio and C#.
Mahesh Chand shows how to play sounds in WPF.
This program allows to host several open Windows in one parent window so that you can easily access and navigate between them, as well as clean up space in the taskbar. The idea of creating this program came to me when I was reading an article by Jay Nelson: Hosting EXE Applications in a WinForm project. Instead of hosting just a single executable inside a WinForm project, I decided to have a tabcontrol and host different Windows on different tabs. This will allow to group similar Windows together, easily navigate between them and clean up space in the taskbar. Interested? In that case, let's start exploring the application.
Dhananjay Kumar shows how to bind a XAML ListBox to a List collection.
Shivanand Kamath shows how to build a WPF ListView application that reads XML files using LINQ to XML.
Scott Lysle shows how to work with a GPS device within the context of a Visual Basic 2005 application.