Scott Guthrie blogged about IIS Express recently
http://weblogs.asp.net/scottgu/archive/2010/06/28/introducing-iis-express.as
px
I see it was released last July.
http://blogs.iis.net/bills/archive/2010/07/06/announcing-webmatrix-a-small-s
imple-and-seamless-stack-for-web-developers.aspx
Maybe try http://www.finalbuilder.com/jobs.aspx
Craig.
On Mon, Aug 23, 2010 at 2:38 PM, Paul Jones wrote:
> G'day people!
>
> Which organisations do the Canberrans on this list recommend for a .NET dev
> to approach? AFAIK most are government based down there and I haven't dealt
> with any myse
Hey Paul,
You are correct that there is a very large amount of work down here (or up,
depends on where you are) with Government Departments. Unfortunately due to
the panel arrangements that most of them have, you need to run through a
recruitment company if you plan to pick up anything with them.
Hi Greg,
Scott Guthrie blogged about IIS Express recently
http://weblogs.asp.net/scottgu/archive/2010/06/28/introducing-iis-express.aspx
*"It does not require an administrator account to run/debug applications
from Visual Studio"*
Could be what you're looking for. Of course it's in beta...
Greg.
My copy of the book The .NET Developers Guide to Windows Security by Keith
Brown was delivered this morning. Inspired by his tips on how to develop as
a non-admin I thought I'd have another bash at it. I was going well until I
tried to open a VS2010 solution with an ASP.NET project and I got the us
G'day people!
Which organisations do the Canberrans on this list recommend for a .NET dev to
approach? AFAIK most are government based down there and I haven't dealt with
any myself. Happy to get any feedback, negative or positive, on-list or
off-list.
Cheers
Paul
OK - PDF Exchange it is. I've installed the free version (minus another one
of those damned toolbar offers) and after removing all the clutter of
toolbars it seems to be working simply and quite well. I just want to view
PDF files, not edit them or annotate them or whatever, so PDF Exchange suits
m
It's a known bug (I don't have the KB or connect link at hand). I
believe it is due to roaming profiles (i.e. it can be worked around by
not using roaming profiles). Why it wasn't fixed by the SP I don't
know.
I also am not sure if there is a good answer to get it to use the
existing settings that
I've finally upgraded to Visual Studio 2010 and it all seems to be working
well. I haven't had time to look into the snazzy new features yet, as I've
been bogged down getting my hundred or so projects all upgraded and working.
If anyone has favourite productivity tips and tricks for VS2010, let me
--
I work on a few different machines (real and virtual) and the first time I use
Visual Studio 2008 on a machine, I get the whole "Visual Studio is starting for
the first time" thing, and have to choose what language I want to code in, and
all my settings are reset (including, annoyingly, intel
Foxit is good, but we had to stop using it as it doesn't open some PDFs
(engineering plans we found were just refreshing constantly). Text/pictures
were fine.
PDF X-Change is great because it is quick and you can also do some markups
on PDFs for free.
On Sat, Aug 21, 2010 at 6:23 PM, Greg Keogh
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