Remote Desktop using C#.Net by Thiagarajan Alagarsamy on Oct 28, 2009
Remote Desktop Services is one of Microsoft Windows components to access a remote computer through network. Only the user interface of the application is presented at the client. Any input is redirected over to the remote computer over the network.

Changing Screen Resolution Programmatically via DirectX by Mohammad Elsheimy on Oct 14, 2009
In this article, learn how to change display settings (resolution, bit count, etc.) via DirectX libraries.

Creating Transacted Files by Mohammad Elsheimy on Oct 06, 2009
In this article we will learn how to create transactional files in Windows Vista and descendants.

Catch a Snapshot via your webcam using C#: Part VII by Bechir Bejaoui on Nov 08, 2008
In this article, I will show how to catch a snapshot view from your personal web cam.

Integrate the web Webcam functionality using C#-.Net and COM part VIII by Bechir Bejaoui on Nov 08, 2008
In this article, I will demonstrate a totally different technique to integrate the web cam functionality.

Create DCOM application from within .Net environment: Part V by Bechir Bejaoui on Nov 07, 2008
This article explains how to develop a DCOM (Distributed Component Model) application.

Integrate image scanning within a C# application: Part VI by Bechir Bejaoui on Nov 07, 2008
In this tutorial, I will show a very simple trick of how to integrate the functionality of scanning your documentation with a numeric scanner in your C# application.

How to create a COM object using VS 2008 and consume it from VB 6.0 client application: Part II by Bechir Bejaoui on Nov 04, 2008
In this article, we will see how to create a simple COM application in Visual Studio 2008 and how to consume it from a VB6 client application.

Host an OCX control within a .Net windows application-.Net and COM part IV by Bechir Bejaoui on Nov 03, 2008
In this article I will explain how to host an OCX control within a .Net application.

How to create a COM application and consume it from within VC++6.0 - .Net and COM Part III by Bechir Bejaoui on Nov 01, 2008
In this article , I will expose another way to generate a COM component and I will give also a trick of how to consume this generated COM from within VC++ 6.0 application.

Introduction to the interoperation between .Net and COM: Part I by Bechir Bejaoui on Oct 31, 2008
This is a brief introduction to the COM component object model.

Working with Word using C# and COM Server by Ratnesh Singh on May 21, 2008
This article shows us how to working with Word using C# and COM Server.

The Basics of .NET Framework Interoperability by Dave on Feb 29, 2008
The System.Runtime.InteropServices namespace defines classes where some of which define methods that enable managed code to call native code. This is accomplished via an internal call and is called the Platform Invoke service

Color Syntax Editor Part II - Exporting a RichTextBox to a Microsoft Word Document by Mike Gold on Aug 13, 2007
This article is part II of a color syntax editor created back in 2003. It describes how to export the contents of the RichTextBox to Word and Open the Word Document Programmatically.

Encrypted .NET Serialization to SQLite Database by Brett G on Jun 25, 2007
Sometimes, non-enterprise applications need the ability to store encrypted data locally. We'll explore 3 ways to serialize and encrypt data to a SQLite database file with C#.

.NET Serialization to SQLite Database by Brett G on Jun 25, 2007
Most non-enterprise applications need the ability to store data locally. We'll explore 3 ways to serialize data to a SQLite database file with C#.

Speech Option for Textbox's Text in .Net by Kapil Dhawan on May 28, 2007
Here is one of the example to implement the Speech Option for TextBox' text.All you need is to add a dll called SpeechLib.dll

Word automation using C# by Amrish Deep Ravidas on May 11, 2007
Word Automation through C# is all about programmatically generating the Word Document using C# code. Almost all of the tasks which we perform on word 2003 can be done programmatically using C# or VB.

Using a COM Callable Wrapper to Launch a Program from a Hyperlink in the WebBrowser Control by Mike Gold on Mar 06, 2007
This article describes how you can launch an application from a link inside the WebBrowser Control using a combination of javascript and an ActiveX Control created in C#.

Import data from Excel to Access using ADO.net by Vandita Pandey on Mar 04, 2007
Data interoperability with Microsoft office applications has become easier with ADO.net.

Lock, Logoff, Reboot, Shutdown, Hibernate, Standby in .Net by Thiagarajan Alagarsamy on Feb 14, 2007
This article is about how to lock, logoff, reboot, shutdown and put the system to hibernate and standby mode.

How to Bring up a Find Dialog in the WebBrowser Control using Managed C++ by Mike Gold on Feb 06, 2007
This article will answers the question, "how do I bring up a find dialog in the Web Browser Control?". As easy as you would think this should be, it actually requires some COMplicated manipulation.

Writing an ActiveX Control in .NET by David Sandor on Jan 30, 2007
In this example, I will walk you through creating an ActiveX control that will show a simple user interface and accept input from a web page.

Platform Invoke Sample - Changing the Desktop Wallpaper by Dipal Choksi on Jan 30, 2007
In this example we will see how to change the Desktop wallpaper by invoking a Windows API function from C#. The Platform Invoke mechanism allows you to access unmanaged functions implemented in dlls.

Excel Automation in .Net by Thiagarajan Alagarsamy on Jan 06, 2007
This article explains how to achieve excel automation in .Net.

How do I call a Function Exported From an Unmanaged Library? by Mahesh Chand on Mar 22, 2007
This example demonstrates how to call a function exported from an unmanaged library from managed code. The MessageBox routine in User32.dll and GetSystemTime routine in Kernel32.dll are called. The same technique can be used to call any exported function in any other library.

How do I sink Unmanaged Events from .NET? by Mahesh Chand on Mar 22, 2007
This example demonstrates how to sink unmanaged events from .NET code.

How do I call COM Methods from .NET? by Mahesh Chand on Mar 22, 2007
This example demonstrates how to use COM object from a Visual Basic or C# application.

How do I build a .NET Client That Uses a COM Server? by Mahesh Chand on Mar 22, 2007
This section explains how to build managed code that uses COM.

How do I build a .NET COM Server Callable from COM clients? by Mahesh Chand on Mar 22, 2007
This section explains how to build and install managed code that will be used from COM applications.

How do I get Started Using Interoperability? by Mahesh Chand on Mar 22, 2007
The common language runtime's COM interoperability services make it possible to use existing COM objects from within managed applications and expose managed objects to existing COM applications.

Calling Win32 DLLs in C# with P/Invoke by Mahesh Chand on Jan 13, 2006
Recently, I have done a fair amount of Win32® Interop in my Microsoft® .NET Framework-based apps. I am not saying that my apps are full of custom interop code, but from time to time I bump into a minor, but nagging, inadequacy in the .NET Framework Class Library that can quickly be alleviated by a call into the Windows® API.