Well here is something I wanted to share with you guys. About almost a year ago I bought my Linksys WRT54g and set it up all happy that I now have wireless at home. After a couple of days I noticed that if I was downloading torrents or something heavy on the download manager, the internet on other computers at home would stop working or my router would habg and require a reset. I kept trying to play with the settings and all but it was no good (BTW this is the version that you can't install dd-wrt and others on). So after sometime I decided why not try to use it as a switch, maybe it will work.

 
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Well knowing that there are many tutorials out there that will be able to help you with basic C# coding, I am writing this tutorial as a precursor to the C# client server programming tutorial. This tutorials will be followed by the C# events, delgates, and threading tutorials which we will be using later on in our client server programming tutorials.

Lets start with a simple hello world program which containd some basic constructs you will find in a C# program.The program may not really make much sense but I hope it gets through with the concepts. I am obviously going to assume here that you have some prior knowledge of object orientated programming concepts.

Have you ever needed to use a label with subscript or superscript text and searched all over the net and not found anything? I know I have and after searching for a long time and not finding anything, I decided to make my own label using C#. The custom superscript, subscript C# label turned put to work just fine for me and helped me overcome my problem, so I would like to share it with everybody. By the way this label is for the Windows Forms Applications only.

I call it the FNLabel, and it is just a simple label that extends the .NET label. The FNLabel should work with any .Net language. I simply overrid the OnPaint method and used graphics.DrawString and drew the string while offsetting the superscript and subscript text in the label. I used two characters for marking the start and end of superscript and subscript text. Just add it to your toolbox and start using it. You can download it from the attachments below (Read More..)