Adding AJAX Toolkit Components to your Visual Studio ToolBox
I would prefer to categorize this post as 'AJAX' for beginners. First, let's begin with some background. In my early years of development with VS 2003, I would prefer to use components that give you control, GUI flexibility and the desired user experience.
ATLAS walked in with open hands to welcome this idea and added flexibility to create applications with the 'I like to use it' user experience. AJAX, backed by the giants, endorsed the fact that application development could be 'fun'.
Now, let's get back to business. There are mainly two ways to add the AJAX Extensions onto your development studio toolbox. You can choose as you please!
The new & simple pattern:
1] Create a tab on your toolbox > right-click > "Add Tab > name it "AJAX Extensions"
2] Browse to the location where you unpacked the AJAX toolkit (download here) and navigate to the "SampleWebSite\Bin" directory.
3] Drag "AjaxControlToolkit.dll" onto the new tab "AJAX Extensions".
Vola, all available extensions will be automatically added to the new tab, Mission Accomplished!
The traditional pattern:
1] Create a tab on your toolbox > right-click > "Add Tab > name it "AJAX Extensions"
2] Right-click on the tab > Select 'Choose Items...' > opens a window 'Choose ToolBox Items'
3] Browse to the location where you unpacked the AJAX toolkit (download here) and navigate to the "SampleWebSite\Bin" directory.
4] Select the file "AjaxControlToolkit.dll" > say 'Open' on the browse box and Vola again! All Extensions will be automatically added to the new tab, Mission Accomplished!
Happy Coding!
Adding AJAX Toolkit Components to your Visual Studio ToolBox
Saturday, June 7, 2008 at 11:36 AM Posted by Kiran Somaya
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Cruzer U3 Compatible USB Micro Stick
Tuesday, May 27, 2008 at 11:00 PM Posted by Kiran Somaya
Data backup and recovery for personal use have become an idea of the past! Just a few days ago, my pal Arif caught up with me on the guy talk 'aka' the new gadgets in the market. And I discovered that SanDisk an entirely new generation of Mobility device is out in the market! It goes beyond the typical use of memory devices, U3 smart drives now gives you the power to take your favorite programs wherever you go! And of course, in addition to storing music, photos, and documents plus you could store and run software programs and carry your emails, calendar, personal preferences and the programs that interact with them.
A must see technology, go pick one today!
http://u3.sandisk.com/home.asp
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Finally launched our new web development freelancing collab: http://www.etechportal.com
Tuesday, July 24, 2007 at 2:27 PM Posted by Kiran Somaya
This is what we are all about:
We are a strategically formed freelancing vanguard in the world of web designing and offer interactive services that promise to fascinate the sense of doing business.
Our mission is to create a new shift in this paradigm of virtual situates where we place ourselves as challengers to promote organizational growth of our clients. Our aim is to reduce marketing overhead of companies and to multiply the possibilities of deepening customer reach that credits back to their brand value.
Site Link: http://www.etechportal.com/
Our Services:
Corporate Identity & Branding
Web Designing & Hosting
Graphic Designing
IT Solutions Consultancy
Business Process Automation
Customized Software Development
Search Engine Optimization
Our team's growing and if any of you guys, the webbies would be interested, then do write to me at projects@etechportal.com
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Technology Changes "ahead of time"...
Sunday, July 1, 2007 at 12:26 PM Posted by Kiran Somaya

Microsoft... just have a look!
Ithe mean time, check the new surface from Microsoft:
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It took a while, but I am finally here... now 'Roger' that!
at 12:01 PM Posted by Kiran Somaya
Let's see, or ummm... let's post : )
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