Here. From Hun Boon Teo: A master dissertation by Howard Kim from Dept. of Computer Science, Trinity College Dublin. His paper covers topics such as AOP(AspectJ,Hyper/J) in Java and .NET (CLAW,AOP#), comparision of the different implementations for both platforms. A alpha version of the implementation can be downloaded from http://aosd.dsg.cs.tcd.ie/AspectCSharp/AspectCSharpHomepage.htm

Here. From Jesse Ezell: "We've just announced our .NET Jabber SDK for Mono. Our SDK now lets .NET developers build cross platform instant messaging applications that target Linux, Windows, Solaris, FreeBSD, Windows CE, and Windows Pocket PC 2002. This release also supports multiple character sets such as Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Spanish, and Italian."

Here. "DataViewTree is a UserControl that can load hierarchical datasets into a Windows Forms TreeView control. The included sample project shows how to load an xml file into a dataset which is then passed to the DataViewTree control for display. Complete source for the DataViewTree control and sample project is included in the download." I know lots of folks want to data bind hierarchical data and this one includes the source if it doesn't do exactly what you're after.

Here. From Alintex: Alintex Script Host lets you run scripts written in three Microsoft .NET languages - VB, C# and JScript. One can take full advantage of the power of the .NET Framework Class Library (FCL) to produce lightweight, yet powerful applications and utilities. Amongst other features, it allows you to mix and match all three supported .NET languages in the same script, yet optionally produce a single XML based Portable Script file for easy distribution. Alintex Script Host is FREE for both personal and commercial use.

Here. "Chris Sells discusses how controls are scaled and arranged on a form, and how the scaling and arrangement features are used to meet the needs of different users with respect to system font size and the size of the data being entered."

Here. I'm a big fan of both the MapPoint .NET web service specifically (it's a model in several areas) and of the idea of commercial web services in general. Someday I hope to be able to afford this one. : )

Here. "This code first sets up an array of ColorMap objects, each of which contain the old color to transform from and the new color to transform to. The color map is passed to a new ImageAttribute class via the SetRemapTable. The ImageAttribute object is then passed to the DrawImage function, which does the color mapping as the image is drawn."

Here. Another answer from the VS.NET Info Center Q&A Forum describing how to start a command prompt and the file explorer in the directory of the current project.