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C#	A C# auto complete combo box 14 Apr 2003 Updated: 14 Apr 2003 Rating: 4.45/5 Votes: 31 Popularity: 6.44 Licence: Not specified Views: 298,592 Bookmarked: 81 Downloaded: 5,391 Please Sign up or sign in to vote. A C# implementation of an auto complete combo box, based on Chris Maunder's MFC code
	Using the Command pattern for undo functionality 16 Sep 2004 Updated: 22 Sep 2004 Rating: 4.38/5 Votes: 48 Popularity: 7.33 Licence: Not specified Views: 106,657 Bookmarked: 72 Downloaded: 791 Please Sign up or sign in to vote. Implementing undo functionality using design patterns.
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ASP.NET	Implementing an ASP.NET Validator - UriValidator 22 Jan 2004 Updated: 22 Jan 2004 Rating: 4.54/5 Votes: 11 Popularity: 4.54 Licence: Not specified Views: 54,841 Bookmarked: 27 Downloaded: 565 Please Sign up or sign in to vote. An article describing how to implement a custom ASP.NET validator.
	An Introduction to Web Services: Daily Dilbert 12 Apr 2003 Updated: 12 Apr 2003 Rating: 4.64/5 Votes: 65 Popularity: 8.29 Licence: Custom Views: 280,829 Bookmarked: 180 Downloaded: 2,801 Please Sign up or sign in to vote. An introduction to web services via creating a web service to retrieve the daily Dilbert image and a client to consume this service.

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Matt Berther

Web Developer

United States

I am a 31 year old software developer from Boise, Idaho. I have been working with computers since approximately age 12, when my 6th grade teacher got me hooked. My parents got me a Commodore 64 for Christmas that year, and it's been downhill ever since. Wink | ;)

I have taught myself software development, beginning with Microsoft's Visual Basic 4.0. Approximately 5 years ago, I was given an opportunity to work in the tech field for a company called HealthCast. HealthCast's web-based technology solutions manage and control access to applications and patient information stored in legacy systems, client-server applications, or web solutions.

I left HealthCast in February 2003, to pursue a fantastic opportunity with Healthwise. Healthwise provides content to organizations and informs people to help them make better health decisions, creating Prescription-Strength Information™ tools that doctors trust and consumers use.

I have been working with the .NET framework since version 1.0, beta 2 and have not looked back since. Currently, I am most intrigued by the uses of the .NET framework and XML to create distributed, reusable applications.