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    New Files and Folders in ASP.NET 2.0
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With the release of ASP.NET 2.0, Microsoft has greatly increased the power of ASP.NET by introducing a suite of new features and functionalities. As part of this release, ASP.NET 2.0 also comes with a host of new special files and folders that are meant t...
    Writing files using Microsoft.NET class
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WWWCoderYou might be thinking that why would someone would write a file when we have all the databases available in which we can store our data. There are many cases where you need to write files directly, in this tutorial, we will cover writing text, binary, a...
    Multiple File Upload for Microsoft CRM: Sales Opportunity Attachments
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MSDNThis article describes how to create a custom Microsoft ASP.NET Web form that can upload one or more files at one time into Microsoft CRM. Each uploaded file is inserted into the Microsoft CRM database as a note attachment to a sales opportunity.
    Capturing User Settings using Serialization and Isolated Storage...
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When using retail- or news-based web sites, you probably noticed that certain information entered into the site was retained in the system. This is user profiling in action, where an application retains settings about an individual user, or a population ...
    Uploading Files Using a Webform
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ASP AllianceIf you require a quick simple upload function for you web based application you can accomplish this action by using the System.IO namespace along with the default namespaces that are added when you create a webform within Visual Studio.NET
    Managing Directories in .NET
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ASP AllianceUsing the System.IO namespace you can accomplish many actions such as deleting and copying files and directories. This article covers a few methods for managing file system directories in .NET.
    Avoiding Parent Paths
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A good deal of web scripters start first in the HTML realm and later learn how to develop server-side scripts. Unfortunately, most of us also bring a bad HTML habit with us into the scripting realm: the use of parent pathing. The use of parent paths refer...
    Uploading Files Using the File Field Control
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MSDNLearn how to use the Microsoft ASP.NET File Field control to allow your end-users to upload one or more files to your server.
    Export data in Tab Delimited format
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Code101 Many a time the customers would be interested in the data itself rather than the look and feel of data. This is very true when there is a need to use the data downloaded as an input for other applications. The lowest and most compatible form of da...
    File upload in ASP.net
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Code101 With ASP we all know that uploading a file was quite a task but in ASP.net file upload is very simple. This tutorial quickly shows you how to upload a single file

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