Cope With Tech - by Eric John Emberda

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Apparently, I've been blabbering about .net technologies in this blog. It took one comment to this blog for me to realize that this blog was about technology, and not just .net technologies. Well, I don't know much about other programming language like perl or python or ror, as what was suggested, but I do know some other like Delphi, php, asp, asp.net, java, and c/c++.

Connecting to MSSQL Server with VB.net is fairly easy. Just follow the steps below:

I have been blogging for two years now. But unlike other bloggers, I write mostly geeky stuff. I created this blog on the influence of my student. Yes, a student taught me how to blog hahaha. What fascinated me was that there was money in blogging. Apparently many of them have been earning from their blogs. I tried it and indeed I earned! Cool! However, I am quite lazy at writing. I don't put my thoughts into writing. But for those who are really hardworking, they earn. Well, most posts that pay don't really fall under my expertise. I don't even like to write my own autobiography. Mostly, earning blogs are topics ranging from personal stuff to online gambling . It is not only through blogging that people can earn. Many also create their own websites. They earn through adsense. They optimize their websites through building links from other websites including blogs. A forum can also be created to optimize the website so that more traffic will come. For aspiring bloggers, you...

Google Chrome Blog: Google Chrome OS - FAQ I really don't think it's a browser as what many have been speculating. It's written on their official blog that it's an Operating System that runs on top of a Linux kernel. It's way different from a browser or even a Web hosted Operating System like the http://g.ho.st. My question now is will Microsoft's products like C# and other .net technologies still run on Chrome OS? I hope so.

ah9d5nxu8v Don't mind this code.

1. Create a Windows Application 2. Drag a ProgressBar Control and set its Dock property to bottom and its Step property to 1 4. Drag a Timer Control to the form and set its Enabled property to true. 5. The form should look like this: 6. Double click the timer and add the following code: if (progressBar1.Value >= 100) { timer1.Enabled = false; return; } progressBar1.PerformStep(); 7. Run the application. :D Download the code: Using ProgressBar in C#