Windows 7 introduced a new set of features one of them (and one of the most prominent feature) is the Jumplist, so we are going to explore the Jumplist features and I will show you how to handle custom events that are fired from custom tasks in the Jumplist.
Click here to view my full article in codeproject and to get the source code of the demo project. I’m waiting for your feedback
Wednesday, August 25, 2010
How to create a custom Jumplist with custom events in Windows Forms
Tuesday, August 10, 2010
How to set an alternate row color in SSRS 2005
I’m going to show you how to set alternate row color in a report that contains data displayed in a table using SSRS 2005

First you will have to select the details row in the design mode, then from the Properties panel select the BackgroundColor property and go to edit its Expression, you will find the default value is Transparent, so replace it with this line of code:
=IIF(RowNumber(Nothing) mod 2, "Wheat", "White") and click OK
This line of code is telling the SSRS that if the row number was an odd number then make the row background color is White, else make it Wheat.
Run the solution and Have fun with colors.
First you will have to select the details row in the design mode, then from the Properties panel select the BackgroundColor property and go to edit its Expression, you will find the default value is Transparent, so replace it with this line of code:
=IIF(RowNumber(Nothing) mod 2, "Wheat", "White") and click OK
This line of code is telling the SSRS that if the row number was an odd number then make the row background color is White, else make it Wheat.
Run the solution and Have fun with colors.
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