Set the Computer's Name Through .NET
Learn how to set your computer's name using the SetComputerName function, which is available in kernel32.dll

Setting Up and Running Subversion and Tortoise SVN with Visual Studio and .NET
Find out how to set up and configure the free, open source Subversion source control system quickly and easily.

Interpreting Images with MRDS Services
Yes, you can teach robots to "see." Using the web camera service available with Microsoft Robotics Development Studio, you can program a simulated robot to follow lines autonomously.

Sharpening Your Axis with Visual Basic 9
Visual Basic 9 completely eliminates the barrier between the code you write and the XML you're trying to express. Creating, querying, and transforming XML is much more intuitive and productive than ever before.

A Quick Way to Obtain the Current Execution Path of an Application
An easy way to identify the current execution path is through the AppDomain.CurrentDomain.BaseDirectory property (read-only).

Getting Started with Windows Mobile Development
Although the Compact Framework is roughly one-third the size of the regular .NET Framework, it provides all of the requisite functionality to create powerful mobile applications.

Eliminate Server Polling with WCF Callbacks
Client applications that share centralized information typically poll a central service to get updated information—a pull model. But by using WCF callbacks, the central service can push updated information to the clients in near-real time.

Resize a Form to the Working Area on the Desktop
Learn how to resize a form to the working area on the desktop using GetScreenRect.

What's New in ASP.NET 3.5?
For those of you who have been sitting on the sideline waiting for "Orcas" to ship before you take a look at the new features in ASP.NET 3.5, it's time for you to get in the game.

Calling C Libraries from .NET
Use the following code to display a message box whenever the library raises an error.

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