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The book is a must have for every serious Windows developer
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CSLMail is my pet project on which I have been working for past few years. I have recently worked towards updating, feature enhancing and bug-fixing it, resulting in v2.0. CSLMail 2.0 is a free and feature rich .NET based email component, which supports the SMTP and POP3 protocols, completing the need to design a complete email client. Its comes with complete documentation and features include: SMTP Complete SMTP support for sending emails SMTP Authentication supported Attachments supported using...
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[Original Post Date: 9th October 2005] I just finished implementing WIVisualizer, a WindowsIdentity debugger visualizer for Visual Studio 2005. It displays important details like: Username Authentication type Impersonation Level Account type - System or Guest Anonymous or Authenticated identity Windows groups the identity is member of Here's a screen-shot for the same: It has been built using the Visual Studio 2005 Release Candidate and can be downloaded from here. To install, simply copy the DLL...
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Want to know if you are running on 32bit or 64bit Windows? Here's how:SYSTEM_INFO si;GetSystemInfo(&si);p... are running %dbit Windows\n",(((si.wProcessor... & PROCESSOR_ARCHITECTURE_IA64... & PROCESSOR_ARCHITECTURE_AMD6... you need Windows XP or Windows Server 2003 for this to work...
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