) with Microsoft ASP.NET, you might have face this issue many times. This is a common problem with Crystal Report deployment and many people don't have proper solution for the problem. Crystal Report Toolbar images not shown in deployed environment is one of the main inconvenient with the tool that is leaded many developers not to use Crystal Report tool as their reporting tool even though Microsoft Visual Studio distribute Business Objects Crystal Report Tools free of charge. Even though your report is perfectly working inside the report viewer, it is not useful if the report viewers toolbar is not working properly. You can not navigate through multiple pages, can not export your report, can not print the report...etc. So that it is equally important to work your report and report viewer both correctly to feel end user happy reporting experience.
If you try to insert single quote into DB2 sql table directly, it will give an error message due to single quote is reserved for mark a string value in sql. It is not allowed to use escape sequence for single quote with sql. Below example is incorrect with sql syntax.
INSERT INTO CUSTOMERS ( COMPANY_NAME ) VALUES ('Nandun\'s Company')
http://lk-tech.blogspot.com/2009/06/how-to-insert-single-quote-into-db2.html
Microsoft Corp. today announced the promotion of Robert Youngjohns from Corporate Vice President to the role of Senior Vice President and President, North America Sales & Marketing. Youngjohns' promotion is recognition of his proven ability to lead the sales team and improve customer satisfaction since he joined the company in December 2007.
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Today at the VoiceCon Orlando 2010 conference, Microsoft Corp. announced that the next version of its unified communications software, code-named Communications Server "14," will be available in the second half of 2010. In his keynote address, Gurdeep Singh Pall, corporate vice president of Microsoft's Office Communications Group, demonstrated the new software for the first time publicly and said Communications Server "14" will help make communications simpler, more open and more cost-efficient.
http://www.microsoft.com/presspass/press/2010/mar10/03-24cs14pr.mspx
Microsoft Corp. today announced the Community Technical Preview 3 (CTP3) for the next generation of Microsoft Dynamics CRM, code-named "CRM5." This CTP is primarily aimed at software developers within the broad partner base of Microsoft Dynamics CRM, including independent software vendors (ISVs), global system integrators (GSIs), hosting partners and value-added resellers (VARs), giving them an opportunity to start early development and testing of their solutions for this new release.
http://www.microsoft.com/presspass/press/2010/mar10/03-25ctp3pr.mspx
Microsoft's data center of the future will be more like a trailer park.
Only the concrete pad will need to be built on-site, with everything else shipped in as a pre-manufactured unit. That's a step beyond the current approach, used in places like the company's massive new Chicago data center, where Microsoft has the servers shipped in a container but still requires a traditional building to provide water and cooling.
http://news.cnet.com/8301-13860_3-20000982-56.html?tag=newsLeadStoriesArea.1
Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer may have gotten Ford's 1 millionth car equipped with Sync, but the 2 millionth car is being shipped with less fanfare.
That didn't stop Ford from sending out an announcement, though. On Wednesday, the automotive company announced that it has installed Sync on its 2 millionth car – less than a year after Ford CEO Alan Mulally personally delivered the 1 millionth to Ballmer.
Sync is Ford's voice-controlled infotainment system built on the Windows Embedded Automotive platform. A bit more than two months ago, at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, Ford showed off a new version of Sync that has Pandora radio and other apps.
http://blog.seattlepi.com/microsoft/archives/199312.asp
Microsoft is hoping to let Word do better in Chemistry class.
The software maker said on Wednesday that it is releasing an add-on for the word processor that makes it easier to include labels, formulas, and chemical images into documents. Chem4Word, as the add-on is known, was introduced on Wednesday at the spring meeting of the American Chemical Society.
http://news.cnet.com/8301-13860_3-20001112-56.html
Microsoft introduced new features to its Bing search engine Thursday including Quick Tabs, an Answer box, and new mapping tools powered by Foursquare to deliver real-time data embedded in maps. Bing says the move represents a further departure from Google-style listing of search results and one toward what it calls a "decision engine" where Bing can intuitively deliver exactly the price, link, score, or weather forecast you are looking for.
http://www.networkworld.com/news/2010/032510-bing-rolls-out-new-features.html
Microsoft has delivered a new Community Technology preview (CTP) of the next generation of the company's Microsoft Dynamics CRM software, codenamed "CRM5."
http://www.eweek.com/c/a/Enterprise-Applications/Microsoft-Launches-Preview-of-Dynamics-CRM5-655855/
Students across America have been dreaming up ways to solve the world's toughest problems using the magic of software. They are competing in the Imagine Cup, the world's premier student technology competition hosted annually by Microsoft Corp. Starting today and running through April 23, the public is invited to learn more about the U.S. finalist teams, view videos about their innovations, and vote for their favorite Software Design idea at http://www.imaginecup.us/peopleschoice.aspx.
http://www.microsoft.com/presspass/press/2010/mar10/03-25mspeopleschoiceimaginecuppr.mspx
"Photographs of the Sea of Crises on the Moon taken by the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter show the Soviet lunar landers Luna 20, Luna 23 and Luna 24, which landed on the Moon in the 1970s. In addition to the landers, it is possible to see the tracks made by the Lunokhod lunar rover! The Soviet Lunokhod lunar rover predates the first successful Mars Rover by some 30 years. (Note: Very cool old-style artists' drawings of the Soviet craft at the Wikipedia links above.)"
http://science.slashdot.org/story/10/03/26/2022248/LRO-Photographs-Soviet-Lunar-Landers-From-the-70s
"A team from Surrey Space Centre has developed a device called a CubeSail, designed to be attached to satellites and rocket stages in order to drag space debris from orbit. CubeSail is a nanosatellite, weighing 3kg (6.6lb), and measures 10cm x 10cm x 30cm. Within its frame is a polymer sheet that unfurls itself once in space. 'The simple deployment mechanism features four metal strips that are wound under tension and will snap into a straight line when let go, pulling the sheet flat in the process.' The overall idea is that 'Residual air molecules still present in the spacecraft's low-Earth orbit will catch the sheet and pull the object out of the sky much faster than is normal.' Sir Martin Sweeting, the chairman of SSTL, who supported the research, said, 'We would be looking to put it on our own satellites and to put it on other people's spacecraft as well. We want this to be a standard, essential bolt-on item for a spacecraft; and that's why it's very important to make it small, because if it's too big it will interfere with the rest of the spacecraft.' The team is also hoping that CubeSail can act as a propulsion system, using 'solar sailing' to help satellites keep their orbits more efficiently."
http://science.slashdot.org/story/10/03/27/1355226/Tiny-Cube-Drags-Space-Debris-From-Orbit
"Dark matter can't be spotted directly because it doesn't interact with electromagnetic radiation (i.e. it doesn't emit any radiation and reflects no light). However, its gravitational influence on space-time can bend light from its otherwise straight path (a phenomenon known as 'lensing'). Using a sophisticated algorithm to scan a comprehensive Hubble Space Telescope survey of the cosmos, astronomers have plotted a map of 'weak lensing' events. Combining this with red shift measurements from ground-based observatories, they've produced a strikingly colorful 3D map of the structure of dark matter."
http://science.slashdot.org/story/10/03/29/002200/Hubble-Builds-3D-Dark-Matter-Map
