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$storageDir = $pwd $webclient = New-Object System.Net.WebClient $url = "http://teusje.files.wordpress.com/2011/02/giraffe-header1.png" $file = "$storageDir\myNewFilename.jpg" $webclient.DownloadFile($url,$file)

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If your website targets users from different parts of the world, these users might like to see your website content in their own language. Creating a multilingual website is not an easy task, but it will certainly allow your site to reach more audience. Fortunately, the .NET Framework already has components that support different languages and cultures.

We will build an ASP.NET MVC 5 web application that contains the following features:

It can display contents in different languages.

It autodetects the language from the user's browser.

It allows the user to override the language of their browser.

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For loading text, CSV or XML files into SQL Server, the Log Parser utility, with its amazing SQL engine,  is likely to be the obvious choice. Although initially developed purely for converting IIS logs, the Log Parser can turn its hand to a range of formats including even event logs or the Windows registry. 

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No exports were found that match the constraint

Ma a következő problémával szembesültem, mikor elindítottam a Visual Studio-mat, és szeretettem volna megnyitni egy file-t:

"No exports were found that match the constraint"

Rövid keresgélés után a Stack Overflow-n meg is találtam a megoldást:

Ki kell törölni vagy átnevezni ezt a mappát:

 %AppData%\..\Local\Microsoft\VisualStudio\11.0\ComponentModelCache