Thread: Software Development

There are a multitude of examples of how to do that all over the Internet. A quick search will give you your answer.

As to a list of Software Development Companies that specialize in the development of customer software, the list would be too long to post here. You might want to first determine who's within driving distance and then call them about their business.

Another thing, I would probably work on improving your english before applying to any company. (I'm assuming that you are looking for a job in the U.S.). I'd also probably take some classes on .NET development as not being able to download a file from ASP.NET really shows your level of knowledge of the .NET framework.

Hi Ben

In response to your first question regarding ASP.NET:
You know, some formats (txt, gif etc.) will be shown on the browser rather than downloading when we try. Below is the script which will help you to download any file.
Response.Clear();
Response.AddHeader(“Content-disposition”, “attachment; filename=”);
Response.WriteFile(“C:\”);
Response.End();
In response to your second question:

I have found an interesting site on Software Development.It can deal with all sorts of Software Development.Their application services span a wide range of technologies, platforms and operating systems including Development and Integration, Web Solutions and Application Management Outsourcing.It deals with
Microsoft Technologies:
.Net, C#, VB, VC++/MFC/ATL, COM+, MTS/COM/DCOM, Visual InterDev/ASP, XML, DOM
Java and related technologies:
JDK, J2EE, EJB/JSP, CORBA, RMI, WAP, WML, Websphere, XML, Weblogic, iPlanet
Databases:
Oracle, SQL Server, DB2, Informix, Sybase, MS Access, Borland Database Engine

Low level programming in C, C++

Palmtop/Handheld Computing using Palm OS, Windows CE platforms
Linux:
PHP/Perl, GNU C++, PostGreS, mySQL
ERP:
JD Edwards
Others:
Pro*C, Oracle/D-2K, ColdFusion