Are you tired of commercial expensive anti-virus softwares which you should buy and be charged for update subscriptions every year? Yesterday I was looking for a free and good anti-virus software to install on my laptop. After I googled a while, finally I reached ALWIL Software web site.

This company offers an anti-virus software called avast! that is a good tool to substitute softwares like Norton or McAfee.

Fortunately, avast! has a free edition for non-commercial uses. avast! 4 Home Edition is for home users who do not use their computer for profit. You can download its setup file and install it on your PC. In order to use this free edition, you should register it (for free!) to receive a serial number. Then you can enjoy this powerful, modern anti-virus software.

This edition will give you real-time protection, complete auto update from Internet, Web, IM, Email protection and etc.. Also you can use it on 64-bit systems.

User interface is available in these languages: English, Bulgarian, Czech, Dutch, Finnish, French, German, Hungarian, Italian, Norwegian, Korean, Polish, Portuguese, Japanese, Romanian, Russian, Serbian, Slovak, Spanish, Turkish.

Do you believe?!!


Download: English Version (around 10 MB) | Other Languages
Register: Right Here!

If you are planning for 646-204 CSE Cisco Sales Expert exam, or a BSCI 642-901 exam, you should consult real exam, an online website. It can also help you in preparation of Building Converged Cisco Multilayer Switched Networks (BCMSN) 642-812, and in MCTS 70-236 exam. So, if you are worried about preparation of CompTIA Network+ N10-003 exam, the go on the website and get material.

 

"Stars of Persia" is the slogan which Iran National Soccer Team has chosen to write on the special bus they will use during the World Cup 2006 in Germany to go to stadium, training camps, etc. In fact all 32 teams in World Cup 2006 Germany have their own slogans. Wanna know what other teams say? Check them all on FifaWorldCup.com

 

You have seen a file named "AssemblyInfo.cs (or .vb according to your programming language)" in your projects. This file contains information about the output assembly of your project such as Author's Name, Copyright Notice, ... and Assembly Version. By default assembly version is set to 1.0.0.0. This version declaration shows major.minor.build.revision numbers of your assembly. Two first numbers are commonly constant e.g. 2.0. Third number follows YYMMDD rule (of build date) and the last number is build counter.

It is a good idea to change assembly version and use it in your application. For example you can show Application Version to the end user. It's so easy, take a look:

Assembly assembly = Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly();
string version = assembly.GetName().Version.ToString();

 But one thing that I was interested in was "How to tell Visual Studio 2005 change assembly version in an auto increment behavior?"

After I googled this issue I found a solution on MSBuild Team Blog. They built an AssemblyInfoTask on GotDotNet.com. It's so easy to be integrated in your project. Just download the required package and run it. It will install AssemblyInfoTask in your GAC or Application Data folder (depending on your choice). Then you should add this single line of code to your project file after last <Import> tag:

<Import Project="$(MSBuildExtensionsPath)\Microsoft\AssemblyInfoTask\Microsoft.VersionNumber.targets"/>

or this one (if you installed it in Data Application folder):

<Import Project="$(APPDATA)\Microsoft\MSBuild\AssemblyInfoTask\Microsoft.VersionNumber.Targets"/>

Everything is done now! Your Assembly Version will change automatically based on the rules I said before.

Because Setup file and updated help file of this project are located on GotDotNet.com and you should login to this site and also join this project to download them, I uploaded Setup package and updated Help file for you. Find them below:

Downlod: Setup Package | Updated Help File

 

Microsoft released beta 1.1 version of CSS friendly ASP.NET 2.0 control adapters Beta 1.1. This is a free tool let you force your server side controls render html output as you like based on CSS technology. As is read on its web site:

"ASP.NET is a great technology for building web sites but it would be even better if it rendered different HTML. For example, the Menu control makes it simple to add a menu to a web site but it would be better if it didn't create <table> tags and was easier to style using CSS. Happily, it's easy to "teach" the Menu control how to generate the kind of HTML that you prefer. Indeed, you can modify any ASP.NET control so it produces better HTML.

The key is to use something that may be new to you: control adapters. These are little chunks of logic that you add to your web site to effectively "teach" an ASP.NET control how to render better HTML."

You can download it for ASP.NET 2.0 here. Also you can find a complete guide and some live examples here.