Windows management has a prime place in system monitoring and administration irrespective of the technology being used. The suppleness that is achieved using the Windows management native API's are far more than that which could be achieved through other kinds of monitoring and administration application.

Learn how to create a dual mode service so you can run your services as either console apps or through Windows Services.

Creating an easy interface for finding window handles.

By Matt Goebel and Rachel Baker - Microsoft's ClickOnce framework is a powerful tool for deploying and updating Windows forms applications. Learn how to deploy separate application configurations via two methods: installing and updating from different locations, and using URL parameters.

See how combining SharePoint 2007's API and an Object Model allows for greater program functionality.

Learn about a class for interfacing with a Windows mapped network drive API's using C# and Win32 API (also works with 64-bit Windows).

Use ClickOnce technology and smart clients to extend the reach of traditional Windows Forms applications. The process involves some wizard-based configuration and minimal code.

This explanatory tutorial will let you explore the power of DOTNET with C#.

Mark not only explains queues, but he also demonstrates writing to and multiple ways for reading from a message queue.

Visual Studio .NET makes it relatively simple to create a Windows Service. Learn what Windows Services are and how to create, install, and debug them.