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2 Aug 2004
Updated: 2 Aug 2004
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This article discusses the usage of a custom class that caches custom images. The class, GraphicsBuffer, is best used to cache visual states for controls without concern for control flicker and unnecessary processor usage.
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Programming Languages
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18 Aug 2004
Updated: 18 Aug 2004
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This article discusses how to attach the InkPicture control to a database. The methods used will work for any ADO.NET database or Ink-enabled control, but this article will use an Access database and the InkPicture control.
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19 Aug 2004
Updated: 22 Aug 2004
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This article discusses how to create a UserControl that binds to a database to display Tablet PC Ink.
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Rhy Mednick has been working in the field of software development professionally since 1990. The companies that he has worked for include DAK Industries, 1-800-CARSEARCH, and Microsoft. In 2003 he left Microsoft to start his own software company called Chicken Scratch Software (http://www.chickenscratchsoftware.com) to produce developer tools and end-user applications for the Tablet PC.
In 2005, Rhy returned to Microsoft and is currently working on an advanced technology team determining potential uses for new technologies in development by Microsoft Research. Any articles or comments provided here are completely independent of his relationship with Microsoft so should be treated that way. All views expressed are his personal views and all code samples provided were created independently of Microsoft.
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