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Articles by Emma Burrows (4 articles found)

Average article rating: 4.53

XML

Simple XSLT stylesheet for Visual Studio .NET XML documentation
Last Updated: 21 Sep 2005   Page Views: 106,126   Rating: 4.60/5    Votes: 28   Popularity: 6.65   Bookmark Count: 62
Licence: The Code Project Open License (CPOL)   
A simple XSLT stylesheet to convert a Visual Studio .NET XML document into basic HTML.
Sorting Book Titles in XSLT
Last Updated: 28 Jan 2006   Page Views: 17,072   Rating: 4.02/5    Votes: 11   Popularity: 4.19   Bookmark Count: 12
An example of using XSL to achieve a custom sort order - in this case, sorting titles by the first word that isn't an article.

Hardware & System

Using Raw Input from C# to handle multiple keyboards
Last Updated: 19 Mar 2007   Page Views: 109,194   Rating: 4.81/5    Votes: 28   Popularity: 6.97   Bookmark Count: 71
Licence: The Code Project Open License (CPOL)   
Windows XP supports multiple keyboards, but by default, the .Net Framework will treat them all as one. This article explains how to use the Windows API Raw Input methods to support multiple keyboards from a C# application.
Low-level Windows API hooks from C# to stop unwanted keystrokes
Last Updated: 26 Mar 2007   Page Views: 144,018   Rating: 4.70/5    Votes: 61   Popularity: 8.39   Bookmark Count: 157
Babies and other animals love nothing better than to have a whack at the keyboard, with all sorts of unpredictable results. This application demonstrates how to trap keystrokes before they can do any damage.

Emma Burrows


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Emma's first steps in programming took place at primary school over twenty years ago, thanks to a TI-99/4A and the LOGO language. Following a Master's degree in English Studies (obtained, strangely enough, with a paper on the birth of the microcomputer), Emma started her career in IT.

Over the last ten years, she has worked as a localiser, technical writer, editor, web designer, systems administrator, team leader and support engineer for companies ranging from Microsoft to the more modest British software company Equisys.

Emma is currently expecting another baby after taking a break to have a first baby. Some day, perhaps when both babies have gone to university, she hopes to improve her C# and web development skills and, of course, write more articles for Code Project.
Occupation: Web Developer
Location: United Kingdom United Kingdom


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