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  • DevCow calendar now up to date

    If anyone doesn't know, the DevCow calendar is actually manually updated every month. I have been updating the calendar for about 3-4 years now every month. The process I take is to go directly to the websites of the user groups that we list on the site and make sure they are having a meeting for...
    Posted to Atlanta .NET Regular Guys by Brendon Schwartz on 06-01-2008
    Filed under: General, Programming, .NET Community
  • Always on Top Calendar

    If you are like me, then you always have to have a calendar that you can look at while you are working. I made a little calendar that always stays on top and now I can’t live without it. If you want to use it you can download it from http://devcow.com/files/9/apps/entry1452.aspx Here is what it...
    Posted to Atlanta .NET Regular Guys by Brendon Schwartz on 07-11-2006
    Filed under: General, Programming
  • Automated text editing with Microsoft Word and Microsoft Excel

    Let's say that you have a script that does a task, say for example a script to create an account in Active Directory. That script would look like this: Set objOU = GetObject("LDAP://OU=myOrganizationalUnit,dc=MyDomain,dc=com") Set objUser = objOU.Create("User", "cn=Test User") objUser.Put "sAMAccountName...
    Posted to Atlanta .NET Regular Guys by Matt Ranlett on 02-01-2006
    Filed under: General, Programming, Microsoft Products
  • Wondering who's doing what with your machine's network access?

    Try this out. Open a command window and type in "netstat -abno". You'll get a list of active network ports on your machine and what programs are using them. You'll see the connection type (TCP/UDP), the Local IP Address:port number connected to/in use, the Foreign IP Address:port number in use, the state...
    Posted to Atlanta .NET Regular Guys by Matt Ranlett on 02-01-2006
    Filed under: General, Programming
  • Disaster Recovery - moving databases

    If you're in an emergency situation and you need to move some databases from one SQL Server host to another, one of the myriad problems you'll face is how to preserve the login IDs associated with the databases so that your applications don't have to change. For example, lets say that you have an AdventureWorks...
    Posted to Atlanta .NET Regular Guys by Matt Ranlett on 02-01-2006
    Filed under: General, Programming
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