Trciks to play Minesweeper Game.

Press X, Y, Z, Z, Y, Shift +Enter, Enter

Now open the Minesweeper and watch the Top Left Corner of the screen and move your mouse cursor over the mine in the game. If there is no boom the Top Left Corner pixel will be set to 1 or else it will be set to 0 so you can see the difference in the Top Left Corner pixel. Based on this you can easily finish the game

Enabling Arabic in SQL server /Arabic is not recognized in SQL server it displays as “???????”.i had seen may query like this in many discussion group and I had also faced the same problem .These are the few tips which I had followed to solve the problem

Solution 1:
Set the collation for the field to Arabic while creating the table

How do I change the collation for the existing table?

ALTER TABLE #studrelation ALTER COLUMN stu_rela_code
Nvarchar(100) COLLATE Arabic_CI_AS NOT NULL


Here Arabic_CI_AS

Arabic – Language which you need
CI/CS - Case Insensitive / Case Sensitive
AS/KS/WS - Accent sensitivity/ Kana Sensitivity/ Width sensitivity

Solution 2:

Arabic will be recognized only with data type Nvarchar, text if you insert in varchar data type it won’t work.

CREATE TABLE #studrelation
( stud_id int,
stu_rela_code Nvarchar(100)
)
Insert into #studrelation(stud_id,stu_rela_code)values(1,'رسوم كتب')

select * from studrelation where stu_rela_code like N'%رسوم كتب%'

In this we will learn about the WinCV tool, I am going to give just a short summary about WinCV and its usage and how to use this tool more effectively for the programming

Before learning about the WinCV tool we will learn the real scenario

Many times while programming, will be blinking before the monitor without knowing the proper object or class available , then what’s the next step only Google its it right. How it will be if we have a tool that will allow you search for class the objects in the .net library yes we have the inbuilt tool called WinCV.exe which is available at C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio .NET 2003\SDK\v1.1\Bin, just you can open the tool and type the class or object which you need to find out it will list out all the content the assembly name, field, Constructors, Properties, Events, Methods

Ok Then what to do if we have our own assembly and how to browse the objects in that .There is a web configuration file called WinCV.exe in the same location you can edit the configuration file and add your assembly in the tag [] then you can browse your assembly.