Anthony Tietjen

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I found out about Leigeber Web Development Blog tonight.  If you are a web developer, you might want to check out some of the goodies that are presented such as: Popup box Accordion Sortable table Drop-down menu

Does it take a long time to actually open a tab in Microsoft® Internet Explorer®?

Do you think that Windows® 7 will run faster than Windows Vista® or run on an older laptop from the early 2000's?

Visit the links below to learn how to make your own custom asp.net server control with child elements. StackOverFlow.com ASPCode.net

Free WPF Controls Xceed DataGrid (Express Edition) Not Free WPF Controls Xceed DataGrid (Pro)

Scott Hanselman has posted a good article introducing using Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) to write web-based applications that will run on Internet Explorer and FireFox if you have the .net Framework 3.5 installed.