Category: C#


  • Outlook Redemption (Redemption.dll) and Background Threading do not mix.

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    Outlook Redemption is a very nice library which allows access to many Outlook functions many of those not exposed via the Outlook object model. We are currently using Redemption in our application to add outlook appointments with reminders, pop email messages with pre-populated information, etc. We wrapped the Redemption.dll into our own Singleton class and…

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  • ClickOnce Deployment – Deploying multiple versions of the same application

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    According to Wikipedia, ClickOnce is a Microsoft technology that enables the user base to install and run a Windows Application by clicking a link in a web page. ClickOnce is a component of Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 and later and it supports deploying applications made with Windows Forms or Windows Presentation Foundation. ClickOnce attempts to…

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  • WPF coding mutually exclusive Check Boxes with Data Binding

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    Last week I was coding a View that required for me to show two ChekBox controls which were mutually exclusive in the same way that two or more RadioButton controls that belong to the same group would interact. My problem was that one Boolean property which came from a bit column in the database needed…

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  • Creating a Singleton (Instance) Class in C#

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    In application development there are various situations in which it makes sense to code a class in a manner that it can be created (instantiated) once and used throughout the lifetime of the application. Generally this type of class is called a Singleton object. When creating and object, CPU cycles are used up during the:…

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