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The Morning Brew #375 A lot of video content in

The Morning Brew #375
A lot of video content in today?s edition? Software Still on the Windows 7 Beta? - John McClelland shares a timely reminder about the expiry of the Windows 7 Beta release - only a few days before it goes into 2 hour shutdown mode. Velocity Administration Console - Gil Fink announces a nice little project to create a […]

Online card payment: ASP.Net
Hi everyone! I am developing an accommodation reservation system in ASP.Net. And it’s my first project in this area. So my question is how can I implement online payment into my ASP.Net form? So that the users when booking a room should be able to pay for the accommodation online (Visa card,…

Drag Repositioning
The very essence of docking windows is the ability to drag and drop content into new positions quickly and easily. Showing such a dynamic feature in pictures is a little difficult but you can see here that I have implemented the drop indicators. In this example I am dragging the floating window by using the caption […]

Docking DropDown
The operation of the docking windows is designed to closely mimic the way that Visual Studio 2010 Beta operates and not the current VS2008. So if the following does not look or feel quite right that is most likely because you have not played around with VS2010. Each docking window has a drop down button […]

Guantanamo: The Game, The Controversy
Moazzam Begg, former Guantanamo Bay detainee, is set to go back to the now closed suspected terrorist prison camp. But this time his stay will be purely virtual, on the Xbox 360. As strange as it might sound, a new computer game is being developed based upon life in Guantanamo Bay according to reports. 41 year old Brit Begg spent the best part of two years there, detained as a terror suspect. He was eventually released without charge. Game play will not, however, revolve around lengthy political campaigning, nor indeed water boarding or other torture activity. There is no word on whether…