Jackson D.W.

 I use classes from EssentialObjects.com to include a web browser in my Prince Fan 2 app. Their instructions were easy to follow. This feature has given my apps a touch of professionalism that I would not have without it. I would highly recommend it to developers despite the cost ($800). Anyway, check out my YouTube apps to see it.

An Essential Objects admin showed me how to handle the New Window event error.  You have to click on WebView then select the events icon and then scroll down to New Window then click on it and a method will be created. Type the following in the body of the method: //Step 1:             //Create a new Form with a blank WebControl             //This new Form is the popup window             Form wsform1 = new Form();             wsform1.Text = "Wesley Snipes Afterburn - by Jackson D.W.";             wsform1.Icon = Properties.Resources.WesleySnipes;             wsform1.WindowState = System.Windows.Forms.FormWindowState.Maximized;             EO.WinForm.WebControl wswebControl = new EO.WinForm.WebControl();             wswebControl.Dock = DockStyle.Fill;             wsform1.Controls.Add(wswebControl);             //Step 2:             //Put the new WebView (created by the browser engine)             //in the new blank WebControl             wswebControl.WebView = e.WebView;      

 I've created some cool apps. The Muni Long Experience, Rhett Akins Fan 2, Nas Ether, The Faith, Prince Fan 2, and The Professor.  These are Windows 10 apps written in C# (pronounced CSharp). I'm trying to think of a way to get the word out about these apps. I have also created some C# Tutorials.  My stats for viewing these apps and tutorials is pretty low and I have to think of a way to increase them.

 I put in a request to Univeral Music Group to use Prince's music and likeness in my app.  You actually have to license his music. I told my contact I was a one-man shop and could I partner with Universal to improve the app and officially release it. My contact told me they could not entertain my request at this time. I don't want to be sued so I removed the app from my blog and my web server host.

 Okay so about two weeks ago I bought EO.Webrowser from EssentialObjects.com. It is a fully functional web browser that you can embed as a control in your Winforms applications. However if you click on a link that tries to open a new window you have to handle the NewWindow event. I just started working on it today and once I figure it out I will update the Prince Fan 2 app and The Muni Long Experience app. 

The recent shooting in Uvalde, Texas made me think that a person who has a smartphone or smartwatch should be able to automatically send a pre-recorded emergency message to 911 and emergency contacts family and friends. In an emergency situation like a shooting rampage or an abusive spouse where a person can't talk and want to send an emergency pre-recorded message if they can't talk or don't want to be heard by the attacker. I believe that the 911 emergency service should be updated to receive these pre-recorded messages or texts. Today I posted this in a tweet and sent it to the Richmond Police, CNN, VCU, Apple, Samsung and etc. We need to think of ways to help someone who is incapacitated. At this time, I am not good enough to create this app, but I would like to work with a university or company on making this happen. I use C# and would have to learn Xamirin to develop an android or ios app. 911 Emergency should 1. Receive the pre-recorded message and know the phone num

 My goal is to be a true computer scientist, an expert in my field.  I need to be able to teach and explain difficult concepts. Here are a few computer terms you should know. 1. Namespace - a keyword in C# that is used to declare a scope that contains a set of related objects. You can use a Namespace to organize code elements and to create globally unique types. 2. .Net - an open source developer platform, created by Microsoft for building many different types of applications.  With .Net you can use multiple languages, editors, and libraries to build for the web, mobile, desktop, games, and IoT. 3. C# - (pronounced C Sharp) - is a modern, object-oriented, and type safe programming language. 4. DLL - (Dynamic Link Library) - Microsoft's implementation of a shared library concept in the Microsoft Windows and O/S 2 operating systems. File extensions - dll, ocx, and drv. A DLL is a library that contains the code and data that can be used by more than one program at the same time.