Ok, so whenever you have to copy anything in command window, you first require to set command window in mark mode (right click > Mark), and then you can select any content in window.

How about allowing command window to select any content by default without setting it in Mark mode?? You just need to make small modification in your registry.
1. Open your Registry
2. Under [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Console], find DWORD Value with name QuickEdit.
4. Now double-click this DWORD Value to modify it, which will pop up a dialog box showing Value data as “0″.
5. Modify this value to “1″ and click on “Ok” button to accept this change.

Now open command window and try selecting content by mouse. To copy the selected content, press “Enter” key. For pasting copied content, simply right click on command window, and you are done!

Disclaimer: Modifying the registry can cause serious problems that may require you to reinstall your operating system. I cannot guarantee that problems resulting from modifications to the registry can be solved. Use the information provided at your own risk.

Sahil has posted some old tricks of using those old DOS commands. Some of the command tricks are really handy, but my favorite one will always remain the same. Its:

PROMPT $P$_$_  ???$_  O.O$_=(___)=$_   U$_$G

Like his most previous posts, Scott Mitchell has written another simple and clean implementation of providing check/uncheck all functionality in GridView.

Checking All CheckBoxes in a GridView

Only thing his implementation was missing in article is placing CheckBox in header of GridView and using it to toggle rows CheckBoxes. I have made small modification in the existing code to provide this feature:

Protected Sub Page_Load(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Me.Load

End Sub

NAnt is powerful scripting tool designed for developers, software process engineers, and build specialists to create an automated, repeatable process for building their developed application. Though its do assist developers to automate those same mundane tasks every evening but still most hesitate to use this tool their software developer process. NAnt provides powerful XML-based scripting and some really cool features, as Jean-Paul Boodhoo explains in his series of post “Automating Your Builds With NAnt”, which can streamline your development effort dramatically.

Automating Your Builds With NAnt – Part 1
Automating Your Builds With NAnt – Part 2
Automating Your Builds With NAnt – Part 3
Automating Your Builds With NAnt – Part 4
Automating Your Builds With NAnt – Part 5
Automating Your Builds With NAnt – Part 6
Automating Your Builds With NAnt – Part 7

Does a designer require thinking from code behind aspect of the site? Yes, as Mark Boulton suggesting in his article, designers need not to learn any code to design any site but they just need to change the way they conceive different attributes in web sites. Must read!

Designers, Engage Your Brain