Going Wireless

Technology moves at so rapid a pace that it is hard to keep up. These days it is all about high-speed connections, and many different companies vie for the right to provide your service. But somewhere in the midst of all this talk of broadband, DSL and high speed is yet another intriguing idea: wireless Internet. But what is this mysterious power and how can you harness it for your computer-driven devices?
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Building Zebra Tables

Welcome to the educational series that shows how to build zebra tables with CSS and JavaScript. In this third tutorial of the series I am going to show you how to improve the signature of the JavaScript function defined in the last article. This will make it suitable for working with tables that include different sections.
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Adding Columns With iTextSharp

The iTextSharp library makes it very easy to create a PDF document with text. The text can be styled in various ways, aligned in various ways, indented and spaced in various ways, etc. When the PDF document must be printed out, the document readability can be improved by breaking the text into columns. The iTextSharp library provides support for columns, and in this article, we are going to take a look at them.
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How to Link a Domain Name to a Dynamic IP

Every so often we run into a situation where a traditional static DNS does not satisfy our needs. That is when Dynamic DNS (DDNS) enters the picture. In this article we are going to cover the basics of dynamic DNS to solve those frustrating situations when the IP of our server tends to change periodically, even though our domain name ought to redirect to the correct IP. Always.
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Configuring Servers and Databases with Chrome

In this second part of a four-part article that explains how to prepare XUL Internet applications for a commercial setting, you'll learn how to configure servers and build a database.
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Exceptions in C#

.NET exception handling is a unified approach to error handling. A developer is no longer required to write complex code in order to account for every error scenario. Instead, the code in question is wrapped with a try block, followed by a list of exceptions that the code can cause. The exception caught is a class that is filled with valuable information about the error.
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