Added support for converting on the network. You can now enter project paths such as "\\server1\testprojects". Fixed problem that prevented some assemblies from loading during conversion. This often caused a project to be "successfully" converted, but no lines of code were added to the project.

C-Sharpener For VB can automatically convert VB to C# (or as some developers like to spell it VB 2 CSharp ). It is a Visual Studio .NET addin and converts all VB.NET project related files including the project file itself.

C-Sharpener For VB is really a full parser that emits C# instead of MS Intermediate Language. It does full syntactic and semantic analysis including a full symbol tree of all symbols in the code and referenced assemblies. Some conversion problems can only be solved with this level of technology.

You need Visual Studio .NET 2003 or 2005 (Standard, Professional, or Team edition) installed on your computer to run C-Sharpener For VB because it is a Visual Studio .NET Addin. C-Sharpener For VB does not support Visual Studio .Net 2005 Express edition because the Express edition does not support Visual Studio .NET Addins.

If you purchase C-Sharpener For VB, we will give you minor version upgrades for free. For instance, if you license version 1.1 and we release 1.2, you can upgrade for free. If we were to release 2.0, then you would get a substantial discount coupon for the new major release.

C-Sharpener For VB does not convert vbscript. However, it does convert all Visual Basic .NET code in code-behind (*.vb) pages.

Assuming that you have successfully installed C-Sharpener For VB, the menu option should automatically appear. If it doesn't appear, then try the following: Turn on the checkbox to the left of C-Sharpener For VB and click the OK button. The menu option should now appear.

The application has a new look. It starts full screen, has a new toolbar, wizard bar, and shows the number of digital film remaining. The users now have option to control the output image resolution and quality, view attributes such as width and height of the view port, and Codec type for quicktime file format. The user can now save preferred settings for each output file format. There are two factory defaults - one for web quality and other for CD quality. Version 1.

Yes. There is automatic updates which "...is a proactive pull service that automatically downloads and installs Windows updates, such as critical operating system fixes and Windows security patches."

Support for all of the new framework features such as generics, anonymous methods, partial classes, iterators and static classes. See the .NET FAQ for more on these features. Delegate inference is a new feature of the C# compiler which makes delegate usage a little simpler. It allows you to write this: Thread t = new Thread(ThreadFunc); Another minor but welcome addition is the explicit global namespace, which fixes a hole in namespace usage in C# 1.x.

Please see Limitations and Workarounds (PDF file) for more details. You may also want to look at some sample converted projects.

For the record, we see value in both the VB.NET and C# languages. However, if C# is your preferred language, you want to convince others to switch from VB. You can use the reasons below to convince your managers or co-workers. Your code quality will improve because C# catches potential errors (example: variable use allowed before initialization and dead code) that are permitted in VB.NET. If your project is a mix of VB.

The J2EE 1.4 specification is final and you can use the J2EE 1.4 SDK to deploy applications today. However, for improved reliability,scability, and performance, it is recommended that you deploy your applications on J2EE 1.4 commercial implementations that will be available early in 2004. If you want to deploy your application before 2004, and reliability,scability, and performance are critical, you should consider using a high performance application server that supports J2EE v1.

A#1.3: The currently released version is v2.0.4. The version currently under development is v2.0.6. v2.0.5 never had a general release, and is not available. For those programmers using ORCA/C v2.1.x, there was a update made available (for both GNO v2.0.4 and GNO v2.0.6 users) on 22 Dec 97. It consists of updated headers, libraries, and manual pages. It is available at the following site: ftp://ftp.gno.org/pub/apple2/gs.specific/gno/base206

Several new features have been added, including integration with Apple iTunes, which allows users to create audio files from TropeTrainer software and send them directly to their iPods (or other mp3 players.) Users will also be able to create audio CDs to play in their car. Other features include an improved computer voice, and the ability to play piano sounds behind the voice for enhanced usability.

Added automatic edit so that you can just start typing when certain text widgets (Text Box, Button, Group Box, etc.) are selected. Added a Recently Opened Files menu option to the File menu option to make it quicker to open files that you recently opened.

The operation you are trying to invoke expects an unsupported data type as a parameter. MBeanInspector knows how to provide many commonly used data types, but not all.

Solr requires the JUnit JAR for compilation. This JAR is not commited into the Solr lib directory like other dependencies because of the JUnit integration with Ant. Please see the Ant documentation of JUnit for notes about where Ant expects to find the JUnit JAR and Ant task JARs.

Expanded telemetry from the Komtrax II unit will transmit important system readings, including engine load maps, fuel levels, oil pressure, battery voltage, operation parameters and more. Fault code monitoring will allow remote diagnosis of the equipment, allowing your service technicians and Komatsu Distributors to collect critical information (such as what parts or specialized tools to bring) prior to performing any repairs.

If you really want the most up-to-date answer then check the cvslogs in webcvs or read the development list. Thus far, the new changes are: We are actively working on solving the appletalk problems, scanning for available wireless networks, better WEP support for more cards, ad-hoc mode, support for USB based wireless devices and we hope to add software basestation functionality soon. All of these take time, please be patient as we work on this project in our spare time.

Of course. It would be nice to hear from you. If you create something worth to include you could become a PPRC developer and we can create a new realease with the new features. Here is a list of some nice things that can be done (some of them quite easily). Of course there are more nice ideas, you might come up: Adjust camera parameters (position, orientation, look-at vector, focal length, window size etc.) from command line arguments and/or through the GUI.

Very little. The primary reason for the update was to get the Kagi registration package in there. I made only a very few changes to the sound code and plugged a small potential memory leak. That's about it. Doesn't really merit that big a version number bump, but I started with the simplistic convention so I might as well stick with it.

Configure Sandboxie to automatically sandbox particular programs, even when they are not launched explicitly through Sandboxie. See Sandbox Settings -> Forced Programs and Sandbox Settings -> Forced Folders