Customized Intelligent TextBox in ASP.NET

[Sample of July 12th] Customized Intelligent TextBox in ASP.NET:

Sample Download : http://code.msdn.microsoft.com/VBASPNETIntelligentTextBox-a39e739e 

This example illustrates how to create a customized intelligent TextBox control via Asp.net, just like MSDN library's search TextBox. This sample code can check the user's input words with word dictionary, and provides some similar words for select, customers can also add their own words in dictionary, this is a very useful function, for example, in your website, you can record the most popular search words or sentences in your dictionary, and these hot words and sentences appears when customers try to search them.

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[Sample of Jul 11th] Drag-and-drop operations in Windows Forms

[Sample of Jul 11th] Drag-and-drop operations in Windows Forms:

Sample Download : http://code.msdn.microsoft.com/CSWinFormDragAndDrop-640b7c7f 
Windows users fall into two general categories: those who prefer to use the keyboard and those who prefer to use the mouse. Programmers have been taught to look after the needs of keyboard users by providing access keys (the underlined letter in a command or menu) and shortcuts (such as a CTRL + letter combination), but the needs of mouse users have largely been ignored. Programmers tend to primarily be keyboard users, so the emphasis on keyboard-oriented features is understandable, but every programmer should consider providing mouse support as well.
One thing that mouse users expect is the ability to drag and drop. If you look at most major applications or at Windows itself, drag and drop is everywhere. For example, users are accustomed to dragging and dropping files in the Windows Explorer and to dragging and dropping text in Microsoft Word.
Despite these expectations, few programmers provide drag-and-drop capability in their applications, most likely because implementing drag and drop appears to be much more difficult than it actually is. This example demonstrates how to perform drag-and-drop operations in a Windows Forms Application.

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