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(ASP.NET)Sending mail using SMTP in HTML format using IP settings in web.config file

by creativesri

This article briefs you about sending mail using SMTP in HTML Format, which takes the default SMTP settings from web.config file

.NET addins for Visual Studio 6.0

by Johann Anhofer

Extend the VS6 IDE with .NET addins.

.NET Dynamic Software Load Balancing

by Stoyan Damov

A Draft Implementation of an Idea for .NET Dynamic Software Load Balancing

.NET Essbase MaxL Wrapper

by AthosXtreme

How to build a .NET wrapper to send MaxL commands to Essbase.

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(ASP.NET)Sending mail using SMTP in HTML format using IP settings in web.config file

by creativesri

This article briefs you about sending mail using SMTP in HTML Format, which takes the default SMTP settings from web.config file

.NET addins for Visual Studio 6.0

by Johann Anhofer

Extend the VS6 IDE with .NET addins.

.NET Dynamic Software Load Balancing

by Stoyan Damov

A Draft Implementation of an Idea for .NET Dynamic Software Load Balancing

.NET Essbase MaxL Wrapper

by AthosXtreme

How to build a .NET wrapper to send MaxL commands to Essbase.

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C++/CLI

9 Rules about Constructors, Destructors, and Finalizers

by Mohammad Elsheimy

in C#, C++/CLI, and ISO/ANSI C++

Extend your VBA code with C#, VB.NET, or C++/CLI

by Pragmateek

Interfacing VBA and .NET is a relatively straightforward process.

How to sign C++/CLI assemblies with a strong name

by Inaki Ayucar

Learn how to sign C++/CLI assemblies with a strong name.

PC-lint 101: What does "previously used .lnt file" mean?

by Anna-Jayne Metcalfe

A .lnt file is an "indirect file", which is simply a collection of PC-lint directives.

Using C# from native C++ with the help of C++/CLI

by Pragmateek

Using C# from native C++ with the help of C++/CLI.

Using GDI Objects the Right Way

by Ozgur Ozcitak

It is common to see rendering routines where brushes/pens/fonts are created without being disposed, or GDI objects created in the control’s constructor, released (if at all) in the control’s Dispose method. I will try to address these issues in the form of a FAQ.