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A Classic Utility for Reducing Mailbox Size Still Works in Outlook 2007
Take a fresh look at a nifty tool that was designed to trim unnecessary messages from ongoing conversations.
Windows IT Pro
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William Lefkovics
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[March 5, 2008]
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Reversing Lines in a File
The Microsoft .NET Framework's Stack class in the System.Collections namespace is the foundation of reversal scripts that run in WSH and in PowerShell.
Windows IT Pro
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Alex K. Angelopoulos
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[March 5, 2008]
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Which .NET Classes Can Be Used from Scripts?
In general, if the documentation definition for a class includes a ComVisibleAttribute that's set to True, you can try creating it within a script, but some experimentation is necessary.
Windows IT Pro
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Alex K. Angelopoulos
Reversing Lines in a File
Windows IT Pro
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Alex K. Angelopoulos
Reversing Lines in a File
Windows IT Pro
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Alex K. Angelopoulos
Which .NET Classes Can Be Used from Scripts?
Windows IT Pro
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Alex K. Angelopoulos
Reversing Lines in a File
Windows IT Pro
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Alex K. Angelopoulos
Which .NET Classes Can Be Used from Scripts?
Windows IT Pro
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Alex K. Angelopoulos
Which .NET Classes Can Be Used from Scripts?
Windows IT Pro
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Alex K. Angelopoulos
It Takes a Village to Manage a System
Windows PowerShell might offer an easier way to automate Windows environments, but will poor documentation and complexity be an obstacle for users?
Windows IT Pro
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Karen Forster
2006: A Great Year for Windows IT Innovation
This year's nine Windows IT Pro Innovators award winners reveal how they transformed familiar technologies into leading-edge solutions.
Windows IT Pro
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Anne Grubb
.NET Now Positioned to Replace COM
When Microsoft introduced its .NET technology, there were many discussions about whether this was a sign of the end of COM. At the time, most people concluded that it wasn't the end for COM. However, the mind-set is changing.
SQL Server Magazine
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William Sheldon
Developer Update--.NET Now Positioned to Replace COM--September 1, 2006
In this issue of Developer Update, read about the changing mind-set concerning .NET's impact on COM and readers' experiences with merging changes in Team Foundation Server (TFS).
SQL Server Magazine
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Various Authors
AxMan, Malware Search, and Bugle
Three free tools help you find bugs in COM objects and source code and research malware on the Internet.
Windows IT Pro
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Mark Joseph Edwards
Security UPDATE-- AxMan, Malware Search, and Bugle --August 9, 2006
Three free tools let you find bugs in COM objects and source code and research malware on the Internet.
Windows IT Pro
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Various Authors
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[March 13, 2006]
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Sorting Arrays in VBScript
Sorting arrays is a common scripting task. Although JScript has a built-in method for sorting arrays, VBScript lacks one. With the VBSort.wsc component, you can quickly sort arrays in VBScript.
Windows IT Pro
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Bill Stewart
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[February 13, 2006]
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WSH, Part 3: Windows Script Components
Write your own COM objects and reuse them in any WSH script.
Windows IT Pro
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Bill Stewart
Calling All COM Objects
SQL Server stored procedures and extended stored procedures perform a variety of database-related functions. Here are seven sp_OA stored procedures that you can use for OLE Automation.
SQL Server Magazine
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Michael Otey
Seamless SQL Server Encryption
A seamless database server-side encryption solution based on the Microsoft .NET Framework and SQL Server extended stored procedures was the second runner-up in our 2004 Innovator Awards.
SQL Server Magazine
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Zewei Song
Monitoring the World
Learn how Innovator Awards grand-prize winner Arindam Sen created a monitoring, alerting, and reporting system that increased systems availability, boosted revenue, satisfied end-users and Sarbanes-Oxley auditors, and polished SQL Server's image.
SQL Server Magazine
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Arindam Sen
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