Tim Walters .NET Blog

I intend to start posting again, although the focus will be changing somewhat. I no longer use Flash, it just isn't worth the effort involved and the debugging nightmares to try and build applicati...

I was at the Security Summit yesterday (based on the DevDays stuff in America), and was reminded yet again of the great Application Blocks that are available, so here's some links:Microsoft pattern...

I saw the InfoPath 2003 Service Pack 1 (SP-1) Preview appear on the Microsoft Download Centre RSS feed recently, and I must say it's something I'd like to have a play with.When InfoPath first came ...

I've just finished my first draft of a new article on how to import infinite-depth XML trees into a parent/child table in SQL Server 2000.It uses table variables and OPENXML to do most of the trick...

It turns out that I've been blogging for over a year already!
I was first introduced to this by a co-worker Darren Neimke, we've both since left that company and moved on to other seperate jobs.
I'...

Well, I just got back from the SQL Reporting Services MSDN Update session. As always Adam Cogan was entertaining while still providing heaps of information, and live code demos!I was in the beta fo...

With SQL Reporting Services being released recently, it's interesting to look back on the history of reporting...For me it began with MS Access v1.0 back in 1992. A nice reporting system, with some...

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I saw this a while back, but for some reason didn't download and install it... this time I gave in and it seems to be a very nice application. Support for .Text is great, about the only thing I've ...

I'm looking to get a TabletPC on salary sacrifice, and I would love to hear some advice from people who have them.
I will be using it to test TabletPC software I write, and will use it as a seconda...