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How Do I: Use the TFPT Unshelve Command?
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9/2/2008 11:59:16 PM
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Join Richard Hundhausen as we learn how to use the TFPT UNSHELVE command, part of the Team Foundation Server 2008 Power Tools, to overcome a limitation when unshelving in a parallel development environment.
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How Do I: Better Understand Using Pointers and References?
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8/26/2008 8:14:07 PM
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Join Jonathon Wood of SoftCircuits as he provides a discussion about pointers and references for C and C++ programmers still having trouble with them. He demonstrates their use, and describes some of their potential problems.
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How Do I: Synchronize Multiple Threads?
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8/26/2008 8:12:36 PM
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When you are developing an application that contains multiple threads, there is often a need to synchronize these threads with each other. The .NET Compact Framework contains a number of synchronization objects inside the System.Threading namespace. In this video, Maarten Struys shows how to synchronize to threads by making use of the AutoResetEvent type.
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How Do I: Use the Outlook Storage Item to Store Add-In Data?
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8/19/2008 4:16:37 AM
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Join Ty Anderson as he explains how to hide data you want your add-in to use, but want to keep hidden from the user. This demo shows how to create a StorageItem Outlook item, add properties and set their values and how to retrieve a hidden StorageItem and read its values.
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How Do I: Respond to Windows Mobile’s Request to Release Resources?
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8/19/2008 4:09:57 AM
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As applications consume the limited resources of a mobile device, Windows Mobile has the responsibility of meeting the resource requirements of these applications. If resources run low, Windows Mobile may request that your application release some of the application’s resources. In this video, Jim Wilson demonstrates how to properly handle these requests. Failure to handle this request may result in Windows Mobile terminating your application; therefore, incorporating proper handling is essential.
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