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TMS IntraWeb WebOSMaps v1.5.1.0 Full Source

TMS IntraWeb WebOSMaps v1.5.1.0 Full Source
TMS IntraWeb WebOSMaps v1.5.1.0 Full Source


Position markers can be added to the maps. Markers can be default balloons or custom images.
Markers is a collection of positions that are indicated on the map. Markers are based on longitude and latitude coordinates.
A custom label text can optionally be displayed on top of a Marker, polyline or polygon or anywhere on the map.
Polylines is a collection of lines that are displayed on the map. Polylines are based on a list of longitude and latitude coordinates.
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XamRight v1.990

XamRight v1.990
XamRight v1.990


When writing code in C# you get a lot of help from the language and IDEs keeping you from making a bunch of kinds of mistakes. Type safety stops a lot of potential bugs from making it past the Compile step. The refactoring support for C# is pretty slick as well. Move code around, rename stuff, change namespaces, and it all gets sorted out quickly.
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XamRight v1.989

XamRight v1.989
XamRight v1.989


When writing code in C# you get a lot of help from the language and IDEs keeping you from making a bunch of kinds of mistakes. Type safety stops a lot of potential bugs from making it past the Compile step. The refactoring support for C# is pretty slick as well. Move code around, rename stuff, change namespaces, and it all gets sorted out quickly.
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XamRight v1.987

XamRight v1.987
XamRight v1.987


When writing code in C# you get a lot of help from the language and IDEs keeping you from making a bunch of kinds of mistakes. Type safety stops a lot of potential bugs from making it past the Compile step. The refactoring support for C# is pretty slick as well. Move code around, rename stuff, change namespaces, and it all gets sorted out quickly.
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XamRight v1.984

XamRight v1.984
XamRight v1.984


When writing code in C# you get a lot of help from the language and IDEs keeping you from making a bunch of kinds of mistakes. Type safety stops a lot of potential bugs from making it past the Compile step. The refactoring support for C# is pretty slick as well. Move code around, rename stuff, change namespaces, and it all gets sorted out quickly.
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XamRight 1.976

XamRight 1.976
XamRight 1.976


When writing code in C# you get a lot of help from the language and IDEs keeping you from making a bunch of kinds of mistakes. Type safety stops a lot of potential bugs from making it past the Compile step. The refactoring support for C# is pretty slick as well. Move code around, rename stuff, change namespaces, and it all gets sorted out quickly.
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XamRight 1.888

XamRight 1.888
XamRight 1.888


When writing code in C# you get a lot of help from the language and IDEs keeping you from making a bunch of kinds of mistakes. Type safety stops a lot of potential bugs from making it past the Compile step. The refactoring support for C# is pretty slick as well. Move code around, rename stuff, change namespaces, and it all gets sorted out quickly.
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XamRight 1.749

XamRight 1.749
XamRight 1.749


When writing code in C# you get a lot of help from the language and IDEs keeping you from making a bunch of kinds of mistakes. Type safety stops a lot of potential bugs from making it past the Compile step. The refactoring support for C# is pretty slick as well. Move code around, rename stuff, change namespaces, and it all gets sorted out quickly.
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XamRight 1.656

XamRight 1.656
XamRight 1.656


When writing code in C# you get a lot of help from the language and IDEs keeping you from making a bunch of kinds of mistakes. Type safety stops a lot of potential bugs from making it past the Compile step. The refactoring support for C# is pretty slick as well. Move code around, rename stuff, change namespaces, and it all gets sorted out quickly.
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SysHardener 1.3

SysHardener 1.3
SysHardener 1.3


SysHardener is intended to bolster your Windows settings specifically to mitigate against a multitude of cybersecurity threats.The intention here is to help reduce and hopefully totally prevent malware, ransomware, exploits, and other common threats by limiting the attack surface that they leverage for an attack. This measure is done by restricting some of the functionalities of Windows. This process includes securing vulnerable applications (Microsoft Office, Adobe Reader, etc.), outbound connection blocking for specific apps (powershell.exe, wscript.exe, winword.exe, etc.), disabling of jаvascript on Adobe Reader, Macros, OLE, and ActiveX on Office. You can also unassociate VBS, VBE, JS, JSE, WSH file type associations, as well as disabling of unused Windows Services.
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