I have coded several Windows Applications using .Net for the bank for the past years and one of the ussual task is to create the Login Form. I have posted previously one of the solution I use in doing it ( Use Membership API in winForms) . Browsing for new things to do I found this link on MSDN which...
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Humprey Evangelista Cogay
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Comgen
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12-10-2008
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Filed under: .Net, Windows Forms, User Controls, .Net 2.0, Membership, windows apllication, user, authentication, security, authorization, login
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