Tutorial on how you can PostBack from one page to another. By default in ASP.NET 1.0 and 1.1 PostBack is done to the same page. We will see how we can get around this. Also, you will see how the PostBackUrl property in ASP.NET 2.0 makes this easier.
Creating an RSS feed reader in C#
This tutorial will show you how to create your own RSS reader using the XmlTextReader in .NET. You’ll learn how to read information about the RSS feed, retrieve its main content (the items) and output it in a ListView.
DriveStat: Listing drives and using pie charts
This tutorial shows you how to get a list of the volumes (drives) on the current system, using .NET 2.0. It also shows you how to make use of a 3D Pie Chart library and of the FillPie() method.
Converting from decimal to binary and back
This tutorial will show you how to convert from binary system (base 2) to decimal system (base 10) and back from decimal to binary. It provides a sample .NET 2.0 application which performs these conversions.
Get the IP address in a Windows application
Learn 3 different methods of retrieving the IP address of the computer in a Windows application. It shows you how to enumerate network (local) IP addresses and the (external) Internet IPs. Examples are in C# but can easily be converted to VB.NET.
Fading In Flash
This tutorial aims to teach you one of the basic underpinnings of Flash. Fading in both ActionScript and tweened Flash.
Get key press event using JavaScript
This tutorial will show you how to get the pressed key in the browser window, whether it’s Ctrl, Alt, Shift, Page Up, Arrow Up or any other key. There’s both an Internet Explorer and a Firefox way of doing this.
Connecting to a POP3 server using C#
This tutorial will teach you how to create a C# application that connects to a POP3 server and retrieves the email messages. First there is an introduction to connecting to a POP3 server by using Telnet, then the C# sample application follows.
Horizontal Drop-Down Menu using CSS
Learn how to create a drop-down horizontal CSS menu, completely JavaScript-free. The menu is valid XHTML and CSS and uses unordered lists for the menu items.
File monitoring using FileSystemWatcher
Learn how to create your own file and folder monitoring application in C# using the FileSystemWatcher object. A sample application will be built in .NET 2.0 which can be used to monitor files, folders or drives.