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Licensed Applications using the .NET Framework
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Kenn Scribner - 09/08/2003
We all have families to feed and bills to pay, so we must consider the financial aspects of writing software. To ensure compensation, many developers incorporate licensing into their products. Kenn shows how to add licensing to your .NET applications.


Microsoft Namespace


Visual C++ Orcas Marshaling Library
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Nick Wienholt - 08/02/2007
The conversion between common native types and the equivalent .NET Framework type is a common programming activity for interoperability development in C++. Visual C++ Orcas introduces a light-weight, template-based library for performing this conversion. This article will look at both the use of this library and how it can be extended to add new conversions.

Vista Improves Security Through Private Object Namespaces
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Nick Wienholt - 02/12/2007
Windows Vista allows you to define, secure, and use custom namespaces to prevent malicious applications from denying access to kernel object functionality.

Generics in .NET: Type Safety, Performance, and Generality
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Mark Strawmyer - 04/21/2005
Generics, a new addition in version 2.0 of the .NET Framework, offer a combination of type safety, performance, and generality in the defined type. Find out why generics are valuable and what they can add to your applications.

.NET Delegates: Modern-Day Callback Methods
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Mark Strawmyer - 12/09/2004
What are delegates, and what value do they provide? Mark Strawmyer explains why you may already be familiar with them and then digs into some examples of how you can use them.

Longhorn Coming Attractions - Part 1
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Anand Narayanaswamy - 07/09/2004
Get a sneak peek at some of the cool and interesting features in the latest Longhorn build from Microsoft.

Registry Test
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Bill Nolde - 03/18/2003
Retrieving objects from the registry using the .NET RegistryKey Class. (Uses C#)


System Namespace


Are Ports on Your Computers Listening?
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Jay Miller - 04/17/2009
See how you can determine which ports on a computer have an application listening.

.NET Tip: Are Your Computers Up and Running? Are You Sure?
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Jay Miller - 04/02/2009
add this functionality to your applications to determine if machines on the network are there!

Install/Uninstall/Control Windows Services Remotely Using VB.Net
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aneezah - 11/12/2008
Discover the basic code to install, uninstall, start, stop, pause, continue, and change logon user for Windows Services remotely.

Introducing LINQ for Visual Basic
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Paul Kimmel - 10/27/2006
What does .NET's LINQ (Language INtegrated Query) have to offer the VB developer? Read on to find out.

New Windows Event Log: Gateway to Native Windows Functionality in Vista
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Nick Wienholt - 06/05/2006
Native code continues to be the most powerful and flexible mechanism for producing applications that work closely with the host OS. For native development in Vista, get to know the new Windows Event Log features.

Enterprise Library 2.0: The Logging Application Block
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Vijay Mehta - 01/24/2006
Investigate some basic logging scenarios, explain and define some of the required terminology, and take the first steps to more efficient logging.

IP Address Comparison and Conversion in C#
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Lowe*Software - 10/14/2005
When using .NET and C#, IP Address information is stored in the System.Net.IPAddress class, which provides no method for comparing IP addresses except for equality. Learn to circumvent that problem.

Using Application Configuration Files in .NET
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Mark Strawmyer - 08/17/2004
Learn about using application configuration files in Microsoft .NET and the concept of application configuration files and the native support the Microsoft .NET Framework provides.

[Updated] Working with Math Routines in C#
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Bradley Jones - 03/22/2004
Basic math operators—such as plus, minus, and modulus—can get you only so far. It is only a matter of time before you find that you need more robust math routines.

Sending E-Mail with System.Web.Mail
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Mark Strawmyer - 02/09/2004
Discover how to send e-mail from within your .NET applications using the System.Web.Mail namespace.

Sample Chapter: The .NET Base Class Libraries
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Kate Gregory - 01/27/2004
The libraries in the .NET Framework cover almost every task you are likely to tackle when developing for .NET. Learn how to use them from this chapter from the Visual C++ .NET 2003 Kick Start.

System.Diagnostics
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Shailesh Shah - 11/12/2003
Learn about the important classes in the Diagnostics Namespace.

Getting Information About A File
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Bradley Jones - 03/11/2003
This example presents the FileInfo class, which allows you to get information about a file.

Using the Environment Class
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Bill Nolde - 03/10/2003
The .NET Framework takes a much different approach to the Environment than Windows. There is a class called Environment, which is part of the System namespace.

Understanding System.Buffer Class
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Chandra Hundigam - 11/12/2002
Using the buffers instead of array copies. Understand the difference.