SW FLA Code Camp .NET Exam Cram
Hey Now Everybody, Saturday is our SW Florida Code Camp & I’m presenting my session .NET Exam Cram. It’s going to be based on exam 70-536 which is the .NET Foundations exam. Also we’ll discuss topics that we’ll use everyday. This session will be great for beginners to guru’s. These topics will make us more efficient in our everyday tasks, also we’ll discuss positive personal productivity. The session is scheduled for Room 124 @ 4:15pm Saturday Oct. 3rd 2009. There will also be a surprise free give away to one lucky person. If you can’t make the session much of the content is outlined below:

RSS - Drinking from the Fire-Hose
RSS - Drinking from the Fire Hose Hey Now- RSS can greatly improve your performance by allowing you to efficiently obtain information. RSS is a technology most people such as my Mom does not know about or use & at the same time many obsessive computer users (geeks) such as myself enjoy using it daily. Microsoft always refers to ‘Drinking from the Fire Hose’ Since the info we need to follow is so intense similar to a fire hose, RSS helps us drink from that fire hose. Google Reader hands down my favorite URL on the internet. RSS (Really Simple Syndication) can be used by a reader

Memory Management – My PC can run better!
Memory Management Hey Now - Often time our pc's will freeze or not respond, then we wait unproductively. One action we can take is to view the process that is using the most memory & end it. Since usually the process consuming the most memory is the one causing the system to not respond. If we are using a large amount of memory our systems will react slower & when there is not much memory used our systems will respond quickly. Memory is critical piece of hardware to our pc's & our productivity daily. Memory is one of the most important pieces of hardware & often called RAM (random access memory). Memory Management - Monitoring &

Keyboarding - Catto Home Keys in the 2000’s
Hey Now, I introduce to you the Catto Home Keys Keyboarding 101 Catto Home Keys are a new efficient use of home keys. Keyboarding / typing is critical to being productive, efficient every day. In the 2000’s it’s time for a change & not use the same old home row keys. In 1870’s the keyboard layout which many use “QWERTY” (letters below 12345) was designed. When typing words the traditional home keys work well, there is a good amount of time we can use another set of home keys while navigating & completing many tasks daily. So, the home row has been around for ~140 years & I think it’s time to change it due to the fa

70-536 MCTS .NET Foundations Questions #37
Hey Now,Please feel free to check out my MCTS 70-536 reference page on Chris Catto.com. It’s a page with a summary of all of my posts. As I study for this test I thought this would be good to post on to learn the content & others would be able to view & comment on it.I'm try to split a previous post Here is the second half.Question: 198 You create a class library that contains the class hierarchy defined in the following code segment. (Line numbers are included for reference only.) 01 Public Class Group 02 Public Employees As Employee() 03 End Class 0405 Public Class Employe