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Make ASP.NET Speak Typed Text : Richard Bean
Saturday, August 02 2008
One particular thing about most websites on the internet is that they are all silent! I mean they do not have the capability to talk to you :) You will understand as you read on... One of the advantages if your website is Speech-enabled is that the users will not fix the screen and read whatever is written. They can now hear what has been written on the page. Also, it adds that little bit which makes it not like other formal and tradition websites. This article shows you how easy it is to allow your website to talk back to the user! We will make use of the Microsoft's Speech API (SAPI) to give our website such a power....Friendly URLs with URL mappings : Marco Bellinaso
Get the Most Out of Windows Forms Controls : Steve C. Orr
DropDownList Inside The GridView Method 2 : AzamSharp
The Weekly Source Code 30 - VB.NET with XML Literals as a View Engine for ASP.NET MVC : Scott Hanselman's Computer Zen - ASP.NET
Basic Reporting Part 1: Displaying Data with the ObjectDataSource : Scott Mitchell