Articles by Stefan Repas (Articles: 4)

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Windows Forms	Windows Vista aware NT Service interacting with the desktop 14 Mar 2007 Updated: 27 Mar 2007 Rating: 4.90/5 Votes: 30 Popularity: 7.16 Licence: Not specified Views: 134,011 Bookmarked: 103 Downloaded: 1,405 Please Sign up or sign in to vote. How to build Windows Vista aware Windows NT Service which can interact with the user
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Windows Mobile	Currency Converter for the Pocket PC 4 Mar 2005 Updated: 6 Mar 2005 Rating: 4.68/5 Votes: 16 Popularity: 5.51 Licence: CPOL Views: 139,141 Bookmarked: 63 Downloaded: 880 Please Sign up or sign in to vote. Learn how to write a useful smart currency converter tool with Visual Studio .NET 2003 for the Pocket PC 2002/2003, which works both in offline and online modes.
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C#	EventLog and resource-only DLL orchestration 20 Mar 2005 Updated: 20 Mar 2005 Rating: 4.85/5 Votes: 16 Popularity: 5.71 Licence: Not specified Views: 77,952 Bookmarked: 39 Downloaded: 1,479 Please Sign up or sign in to vote. Learn how to create and integrate customized resource-only DLLs into your .NET application for Windows event logging.
XML	Secure Pocket Store 19 Apr 2005 Updated: 8 May 2005 Rating: 4.67/5 Votes: 15 Popularity: 5.35 Licence: CPOL Views: 72,832 Bookmarked: 41 Downloaded: 399 Please Sign up or sign in to vote. Learn how to use the Microsoft Enhanced Cryptographic Service Provider on a Pocket PC.

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Stefan Repas

Web Developer

Europe

I started my professional career learning FORTRAN in 1979. Later I graduated Master of Science in power engineering and wrote assembly language programs in the mid 80s in order to control huge and heavy equipments at a hydro power station on the Danube River. Next I graduated PhD in control engineering. At that time I spent long nights to learn and practice both Basic- and C languages on my precious Atari ST. Do you remember the classical book from Ritchie and Kernighan? In the 90s I used Visual C++ working for the Vienna City Government. In the new millennium I joined Microsoft, passed exams for MCAD and now I’m working as consultant serving for software developers in Austria. Please take a note, my articles are not checked by the product teams, therefore they are reflecting just my personal experience.