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Techno-Quotes

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- "I do not fear computers. I fear lack of them". Isaac Asimov - "Artificial Intelligence usually beats natural stupidity".Author Unknown - "Physics is the universe’s operating system." Steven R Garman - "I sit looking at this damn computer screen all day long, day in and day out, week after week, and think: Man, if I could just find the 'on' switch..."  Zachary Good. - "Hardware:  where the people in your company's software section will tell you the problem is.  Software:  where the people in your company's hardware section will tell you the problem is."  Dave Barry - "The question of whether computers can think is like the question of whether submarines can swim." Edsger W. Dijkstra -"The greatest enemy of knowledge is not ignorance, it is the illusion of knowledge."Stephen Hawking - "Any fool can use a computer.  Many do." Ted Nelson - "Computing is not about compute

Passing parameters programmatically to Crystal report

It is very easy to pass the parameters in Crystal reports editing the crystal reports ( just by adding the required parameters on the report and making "EnableParameterprompt = "True" " in the properties of the crystal report viewer. , but it has several drawbacks, like the parameters do not get added to the report automatically, we can not really modify the interface of parameter prompt and so on.  Today we are discussing about the parameter passing to crystal reports  programmatically.   In .aspx page, drag the control to ask for the parameters and drag the control for Crystal report viewer as follows: < table > < tr >< td style ="vertical-align: top; text-align: left; height: 21px;">< asp : Label ID ="lbl1" runat ="server" Text ="Choose the semester" style ="vertical-align: top; text-align: left" /> td > < td style ="height: 21px; vertical-align: top; text-align: left;&q

NepaliGal and NepaliGuy Comic Strip

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Its just an initial try.. :-)... Please click on the comic strip below to read it properly..

Deploying web-applications which use Crystal-Reports

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Creating an installer is very much necessary to distribute the reporting applications being used in the web-application. In this section we are discussing how to deploy the web-application(which is using crystal reports) using Microsoft Visual Studio 2005. 1. Create a setup file Go to File> New Project >Setup and Deployment > Web setup project As shown in the figure below. Specify the name of the setup file and click on "OK" 2. There should be a bin folder inside "Web Application Folder" . Add references used in your project including the references used for Crystal report in the folder. You can do so by right clicking the "bin" folder and going to Add > Assembly 3. Now, you need to add all the files of your website to the setup file. Right click on the "Web Application Folder" in the file system column or the name of the setup file on the solutions explorer; go to Add > File and add all the files of your website. 4. Besides files

Some Grad students' jokes

You know you're a grad student when... you can identify universities by their internet domains. you are constantly looking for a thesis in novels. you have difficulty reading anything that doesn't have footnotes. you understand jokes about Foucault. the concept of free time scares you. you consider caffeine to be a major food group. you've ever brought books with you on vacation and actually studied. Saturday nights spent studying no longer seem weird. the professor doesn't show up to class and you discuss the readings anyway. you've ever travelled across two state lines specifically to go to a library. you appreciate the fact that you get to choose which twenty hours out of the day you have to work. you still feel guilty about giving students low grades (you'll get over it). you can read course books and cook at the same time. you schedule events for academic vacations so your friends can come. you hope it snows during spring break so you can get more studyi
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ASP .NET - Development Server(Local Host) - Page Not found problem

I typically, do not use Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 from my laptop, but today I had to. I designed a simple page and tried to run that, but it said " Page can not be displayed, check your Internet Connection.. blah blah" . I searched over the internet regarding this error but most of the solutions were regarding IIS which I was not using at that time.  After some time I found that    the problem is because of IPV6 supports of ASP.NET Development Server. To disable IPV6 so that ASP.NET Development Server runs, we can do as below. 1. Go to c:\Windows\System32\Drivers\etc\. 2. Edit file hosts. Put a ‘#’ before the rows “::1 localhost”. 3. Save it. If you can not save the file and get some permission errors, follow the following steps: 1.  Run cmd as Administrator ( in Windows Vista) first.  2. Go to c:\Windows\System32\Drivers\etc\ from command prompt.  3. Type "Edit hosts" there 4. Put a ‘#’ before the rows “::1 localhost” and save it. After saving the file go to you

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