Here are the notes I made during my training for Microsoft certification 70-536 and 70-528 (MSTS/MSAD/MSSD).

Notes related to Exam 70-536, Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 – Application Developement Foundation[note title=Diagnostics nakijken!!!] [/note] _caspol.exe_ command-line tool to modify security permissions, permission sets, and code groups for an assembly at the machine, user, and enterprise policy levels. _CompareInfo_ resides inside _CultureInfo_. Therefor, to create a _CompareInfo_ the following code can be used: [code [...]

It’s a little known fact that javascript actually supports a type of reflection.With the for…in statement it’s possible to traverse items in an array, but also to traverse properties in an object. using the following snippet gives you an alert of the available properties in object var msg = “”; for (var item in _object_) [...]

Here’s a solution to the problem of Internet Explorer prior to version 7 not displaying PNGs with alpha channels properly.I bumpt into this problem when I tried to display PNGs as background images to a div, so the code below targets this specific situation. First, create a div to hold the image and make sure [...]

When clicking on a database is the Microsoft Enterprise Manager (SQL-server 2000) I regularly get an Internet Explorer Script Error. An error has occurred in the script on this page. Line: 307 Char: 2 Error: Unspecified error. Code: 0 URL: res://C:\\Program Files\\Microsoft SQL Server\\80 Tools\\Binn\\Resources\\1033\\sqlmmc.rll/Tabs.html Do you want to continue running scripts on this page? [...]

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Loading UserControls dynamically, in for instance the Page_Load routine and consuming the events generated by controls on the UserControl takes some preparation.The most important thing to remember, at least for me as I seem to forget this over and over again, is the fact that dynamically loaded UserControls need a unique ID. If you don’t [...]