Very Simple steps to clear or delete history in browsers. sometimes, it may differ from OS to OS. but you can follow the below ground rules. Firefox 3.7 & Above : Click on Menus : History>Show All History>Under Library Click on the period you want to delete. > Right click on item and choose delete. Chrome Browser : Click on wrench icon>choose History item>Click on Edit item on right top>Clear all browsing data. Internet Explorer: Click on Internet Options from Menu>Click on delete under Browsing History Panel. Happy Surfing and cleaning

With the Windows Live Writer (WLW) you can create or open local draft version of a post. but Windows Live writer don't have a feature of editing the existing posted blogs. But I found one plugin which is very useful to edit the existing blog. When I search for the edit an existing blog post in google, I came across with the below nice plugin. Download the below plugin and install it on your machine. http://aovestdipaperino.com/pages/wlw-post-download-plugin-instructions.aspx Syntax to open an existing blog post is wlw://www.yourdomain.com/?postid=[postid]. Here http should be replaced with wlw. when you hit above link with your domain information and post id, existing post will open in Windows Live Writer. Edit existing post thru BlogEngine blog Under the PostView.ascx user control, add below code where ever you would like to show the "Edit in WLW" link.   <asp:LoginView runat="server" ID="LoginView1"><LoggedInTemplate> <a href="<%=Utils.AbsoluteWebRoot.ToString().Replace("http","wlw") + "?postid=" + Post.Id%>" rel="bookmark">Edit in WLW</a> </LoggedInTemplate></asp:LoginView>  

Some time back, I was struggling to include the custom control to a page which I have created under the app_code folder to aspx page. Manually, I have done this with tags and so on. But I couldn't register it to the page. I felt I stuck here and there is no option to do that so. But I have noticed that many places of sample application, They referred the simple custom control in their pages. Below is that simple option to refer the custom controls to your asp.net pages.1.      Go to the aspx page design mode.2.      Register your control with the below template<%@ Register Assembly="__code" TagPrefix="[TagPrefix]" Namespace="Your.Namespace" %>3.      And use the control with the below syntax<[TagPrefix]: [TagPrefix] id=”” runat=server></<[TagPrefix]>Now you can easily compile and referrer the custom control under app_code folder.

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