Team System geek needed for 6 weeks in Lebanon
Author: Richard Hundhausen
Recently, Microsoft and IESC Geekcorps have teamed up to send Microsoft developer experts to participate as volunteers in the "Access to International Markets Through Information Technology" (AIM-IT) …
Read more →It took me a couple of days to go through my photos, but I found a good one of the various Visual Studio Team System MVPs who attended Basta!
Here's Martin Kulov, me, and Ognjen Bajic. But, where's …
Read more →Using the ReportViewer control in .NET 2.0?
One of the coolest controls that Visual Studio 2005 includes is the report design and view functionality of the ReportViewer controls. What used to be a server-only function, .RDL …
Read more →Visual Studio 2005 Service Pack 1 Update for Windows Vista
If you are running Vista and VS 2005, you need to install this SP1 update.
It's referenced by KB929470, and you can download it here.
Read more →Presented Team System at Frankfurt .NET User Group
Thank you to my friends at Basta! for recommending me as an alternate speaker for the Frankfurt .NET User Group meeting last week. Thomas "Teddy" Sohnrey was the coordinator (and my interpreter at …
Read more →Microsoft's Sysinternals Utilities
Last summer, Microsoft acquired Sysinternals and Mark Russinovich. They have consolidated all of the cool utilities, for both IT professionals and developers, into one listing. …
Read more →As you know, Visual Studio Team System tracks many different work item types, such as requirements, tasks, and bugs. Many agile teams like to use "sticky notes" to post on the wall to organize their …
Read more →SQL Server 2005 Add-ins for Microsoft Office 2007
Over the weekend Microsoft released some cool add-ins for Excel 2007 and Visio 2007:
Table Analysis Tools for Excel - this add-in provides you with easy-to-use tasks that leverage SQL Server 2005 …
Read more →Converting Crystal Reports (.rpt) to Reporting Services reports (.rdl)
There are way too many Crystal Reports out there in the world and I would love to see more of them converted to Reporting Services. Therein lies the problem. I had heard that Crystal (now …
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