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    C# Programmer’s Cookbook

    • C# Programmer’s Cookbook

    • By: Allen Jones

    • Publisher: Microsoft Press

    • Pub. Date:

    • Print ISBN-10: 0-7356-1930-1

    • Print ISBN-13: 978-0-7356-1930-2

    • Pages in Print Edition: 656

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    Featuring a concise problem/solution format, the C# PROGRAMMER’S COOKBOOK provides at-a-glance reference to hundreds of C# programming scenarios—with practical examples, code snippets, best practices, and shortcuts to get the job done.

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    Table of Contents

     Index

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    Copyright

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    Introduction

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    1 Token    Chapter 1. Application Development
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    Section 1.1. Create a Console Application

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    Section 1.2. Create a Windows-Based Application

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    Section 1.3. Create and Use a Code Module

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    Section 1.4. Create and Use a Code Library

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    Section 1.5. Access Command-Line Arguments

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    Section 1.6. Selectively Include Code at Build Time

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    Section 1.7. Access a Program Element That Has the Same Name as a Keyword

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    Section 1.8. Create and Manage Strong-Named Key Pairs

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    Section 1.9. Give an Assembly a Strong Name

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    Section 1.10. Verify That a Strong-Named Assembly Has Not Been Modified

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    Section 1.11. Delay Sign an Assembly

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    Section 1.12. Sign an Assembly with an Authenticode Digital Signature

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    Section 1.13. Create and Trust a Test Software Publisher Certificate

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    Section 1.14. Manage the Global Assembly Cache

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    Section 1.15. Prevent People from Decompiling Your Code

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    1 Token    Chapter 2. Working with Data
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    Section 2.1. Manipulate the Contents of a String Efficiently

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    Section 2.2. Encode a String Using Alternate Character Encoding

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    Section 2.3. Convert Basic Value Types to Byte Arrays

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    Section 2.4. Encode Binary Data as Text

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    Section 2.5. Validate Input Using Regular Expressions

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    Section 2.6. Use Compiled Regular Expressions

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    Section 2.7. Create Dates and Times from Strings

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    Section 2.8. Add, Subtract, and Compare Dates and Times

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    Section 2.9. Sort an Array or an ArrayList

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    Section 2.10. Copy a Collection to an Array

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    Section 2.11. Create a Strongly Typed Collection

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    Section 2.12. Store a Serializable Object to a File

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    1 Token    Chapter 3. Application Domains, Reflection, and Metadata
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    Section 3.1. Create an Application Domain

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    Section 3.2. Pass Objects Across Application Domain Boundaries

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    Section 3.3. Avoid Loading Unnecessary Assemblies into Application Domains

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    Section 3.4. Create a Type That Can’t Cross Application Domain Boundaries

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    Section 3.5. Load an Assembly into the Current Application Domain

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    Section 3.6. Execute an Assembly in a Different Application Domain

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    Section 3.7. Instantiate a Type in a Different Application Domain

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    Section 3.8. Pass Data Between Application Domains

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    Section 3.9. Unload Assemblies and Application Domains

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    Section 3.10. Retrieve Type Information

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    Section 3.11. Test an Object’s Type

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    Section 3.12. Instantiate an Object Using Reflection

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    Section 3.13. Create a Custom Attribute

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    Section 3.14. Inspect the Attributes of a Program Element Using Reflection

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    1 Token    Chapter 4. Threads, Processes, and Synchronization
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    Section 4.1. Execute a Method Using the Thread Pool

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    Section 4.2. Execute a Method Asynchronously

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    Section 4.3. Execute a Method Using a Timer

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    Section 4.4. Execute a Method by Signaling a WaitHandle Object

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    Section 4.5. Execute a Method Using a New Thread

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    Section 4.6. Control the Execution of a Thread

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    Section 4.7. Know When a Thread Finishes

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    Section 4.8. Synchronize the Execution of Multiple Threads

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    Section 4.9. Create a Thread-Safe Collection Instance

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    Section 4.10. Start a New Process

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    Section 4.11. Terminate a Process

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    Section 4.12. Ensure That Only One Instance of an Application Can Execute Concurrently

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    1 Token    Chapter 5. XML Processing
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    Section 5.1. Show the Structure of an XML Document in a TreeView

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    Section 5.2. Insert Nodes in an XML Document

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    Section 5.3. Quickly Append Nodes in an XML Document

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    Section 5.4. Find Specific Elements by Name

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    Section 5.5. Get XML Nodes in a Specific XML Namespace

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    Section 5.6. Find Elements with an XPath Search

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    Section 5.7. Read and Write XML Without Loading an Entire Document into Memory

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    Section 5.8. Validate an XML Document Against a Schema

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    Section 5.9. Use XML Serialization with Custom Objects

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    Section 5.10. Create a Schema for a .NET Class

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    Section 5.11. Generate a Class from a Schema

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    Section 5.12. Perform an XSL Transform

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    1 Token    Chapter 6. Windows Forms
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    Section 6.1. Add a Control Programmatically

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    Section 6.2. Link Data to a Control

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    Section 6.3. Process All the Controls on a Form

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    Section 6.4. Track the Visible Forms in an Application

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    Section 6.5. Find All MDI Child Forms

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    Section 6.6. Save the Size and Location of a Form

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    Section 6.7. Force a List Box to Scroll

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    Section 6.8. Restrict a Text Box to Numeric Input

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    Section 6.9. Use an Autocomplete Combo Box

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    Section 6.10. Sort a List View by Any Column

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    Section 6.11. Link a Context Menu to a Control

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    Section 6.12. Use Part of a Main Menu for a Context Menu

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    Section 6.13. Make a Multilingual Form

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    Section 6.14. Create a Form That Can’t Be Moved

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    Section 6.15. Make a Borderless Form Movable

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    Section 6.16. Create an Animated System Tray Icon

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    Section 6.17. Validate an Input Control

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    Section 6.18. Use a Drag-and-Drop Operation

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    Section 6.19. Use Context-Sensitive Help

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    Section 6.20. Apply Windows XP Control Styles

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    1 Token    Chapter 7. ASP.NET and Web Forms
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    Section 7.1. Redirect the User to Another Page

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    Section 7.2. Store Information Between Requests

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    Section 7.3. Create Stateful Page Member Variables

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    Section 7.4. Respond to Client-Side Events with JavaScript

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    Section 7.5. Show a Pop-Up Window with JavaScript

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    Section 7.6. Programmatically Set Control Focus

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    Section 7.7. Allow the User to Upload a File

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    Section 7.8. Use IIS Authentication

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    Section 7.9. Use Forms Authentication

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    Section 7.10. Perform Selective Input Validation

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    Section 7.11. Add Controls to a Web Form Dynamically

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    Section 7.12. Dynamically Render an Image

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    Section 7.13. Load User Controls Programmatically

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    Section 7.14. Use Page and Fragment Caching

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    Section 7.15. Reuse Data with the ASP.NET Cache

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    Section 7.16. Enable Web Site Debugging

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    Section 7.17. Change the Permissions Given to ASP.NET Code

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    1 Token    Chapter 8. Graphics, Multimedia, and Printing
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    Section 8.1. Find All Installed Fonts

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    Section 8.2. Perform Hit Testing with Shapes

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    Section 8.3. Create an Irregularly Shaped Control

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    Section 8.4. Create a Movable Sprite

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    Section 8.5. Create a Scrollable Image

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    Section 8.6. Perform a Screen Capture

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    Section 8.7. Use Double Buffering to Increase Redraw Speed

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    Section 8.8. Show a Thumbnail for an Image

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    Section 8.9. Play a Simple Beep

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    Section 8.10. Play a WAV or an MP3 File

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    Section 8.11. Show an Animation with DirectShow

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    Section 8.12. Retrieve Information About the Installed Printers

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    Section 8.13. Print a Simple Document

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    Section 8.14. Print a Multipage Document

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    Section 8.15. Print Wrapped Text

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    Section 8.16. Show a Dynamic Print Preview

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    Section 8.17. Manage Print Jobs

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    1 Token    Chapter 9. Files, Directories, and I/O
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    Section 9.1. Retrieving Information About a File or Directory

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    Section 9.2. Set File and Directory Attributes

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    Section 9.3. Copy, Move, or Delete a File or a Directory

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    Section 9.4. Calculate the Size of a Directory

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    Section 9.5. Retrieve Version Information for a File

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    Section 9.6. Show a Just-in-Time Directory Tree in the TreeView Control

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    Section 9.7. Read and Write a Text File

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    Section 9.8. Read and Write a Binary File

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    Section 9.9. Read a File Asynchronously

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    Section 9.10. Find Files That Match a Wildcard Expression

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    Section 9.11. Test Two Files for Equality

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    Section 9.12. Manipulate Strings Representing file names

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    Section 9.13. Determine if a Path Is a Directory or a File

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    Section 9.14. Work with Relative Paths

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    Section 9.15. Create a Temporary File

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    Section 9.16. Get the Total Free Space on a Drive

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    Section 9.17. Show the Common File Dialogs

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    Section 9.18. Use an Isolated Store

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    Section 9.19. Monitor the File System for Changes

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    Section 9.20. Access a COM Port

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    1 Token    Chapter 10. Database Access
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    Section 10.1. Connect to a Database

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    Section 10.2. Use Connection Pooling

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    Section 10.3. Execute a SQL Command or Stored Procedure

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    Section 10.4. Use Parameters in a SQL Command or Stored Procedure

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    Section 10.5. Process the Results of a SQL Query Using a Data Reader

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    Section 10.6. Obtain an XML Document from a SQL Server Query

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    Section 10.7. Discover All Instances of SQL Server 2000 on Your Network

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    1 Token    Chapter 11. Networking and Internetworking
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    Section 11.1. Download a File over HTTP

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    Section 11.2. Download a File and Process It Using a Stream

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    Section 11.3. Get an HTML Page from a Site That Requires Authentication

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    Section 11.4. Display a Web Page in a Windows-Based Application

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    Section 11.5. Get the IP Address of the Current Computer

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    Section 11.6. Resolve a Host Name to an IP Address

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    Section 11.7. Ping an IP Address

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    Section 11.8. Communicate Using TCP

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    Section 11.9. Get the Client IP Address from a Socket Connection

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    Section 11.10. Set Socket Options

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    Section 11.11. Create a Multithreaded TCP Server

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    Section 11.12. Use TCP Asynchronously

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    Section 11.13. Communicate Using UDP

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    Section 11.14. Send E-Mail Through SMTP

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    Section 11.15. Send and Retrieve E-Mail with MAPI

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    1 Token    Chapter 12. XML Web Services and Remoting
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    Section 12.1. Avoid Hard-Coding the XML Web Service URL

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    Section 12.2. Use Response Caching in an XML Web Service

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    Section 12.3. Use Data Caching in an XML Web Service

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    Section 12.4. Create a Transactional Web Method

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    Section 12.5. Set Authentication Credentials for an XML Web Service

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    Section 12.6. Call a Web Method Asynchronously

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    Section 12.7. Make an Object Remotable

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    Section 12.8. Register All the Remotable Classes in an Assembly

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    Section 12.9. Host a Remote Object in IIS

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    Section 12.10. Fire an Event Over a Remoting Channel

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    Section 12.11. Control the Lifetime of a Remote Object

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    Section 12.12. Control Versioning for Remote Objects

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    Section 12.13. Create a One-Way Method with XML Web Services or Remoting

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    1 Token    Chapter 13. Runtime Security
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    Section 13.1. Allow Partially Trusted Code to Use Your Strong-Named Assembly

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    Section 13.2. Disable Code Access Security

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    Section 13.3. Disable Execution Permission Checks

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    Section 13.4. Ensure the Runtime Grants Specific Permissions to Your Assembly

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    Section 13.5. Limit the Permissions Granted to Your Assembly

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    Section 13.6. View the Permission Requests Made by an Assembly

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    Section 13.7. Determine at Run Time if Your Code Has a Specific Permission

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    Section 13.8. Restrict Who Can Extend Your Classes and Override Class Members

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    Section 13.9. Inspect an Assembly’s Evidence

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    Section 13.10. Manipulate Evidence as You Load an Assembly

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    Section 13.11. Manipulate Runtime Security Using Application Domain Evidence

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    Section 13.12. Manipulate Runtime Security Using Application Domain Security Policy

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    Section 13.13. Determine if the Current User Is a Member of a Specific Windows Group

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    Section 13.14. Restrict Which Users Can Execute Your Code

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    Section 13.15. Impersonate a Windows User

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    1 Token    Chapter 14. Cryptography
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    Section 14.1. Create a Cryptographically Random Number

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    Section 14.2. Calculate the Hash Code of a Password

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    Section 14.3. Calculate the Hash Code of a File

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    Section 14.4. Verify a Hash Code

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    Section 14.5. Ensure Data Integrity Using a Keyed Hash Code

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    Section 14.6. Protect a File Using Symmetric Encryption

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    Section 14.7. Derive a Symmetric Encryption Key from a Password

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    Section 14.8. Send a Secret Securely Using Asymmetric Encryption

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    Section 14.9. Store an Asymmetric Encryption Key Securely

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    Section 14.10. Exchange Symmetric Session Keys Securely

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    1 Token    Chapter 15. Unmanaged Code Interoperability
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    Section 15.1. Call a Function in an Unmanaged DLL

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    Section 15.2. Get the Handle for a Control, a Window, or a File

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    Section 15.3. Call an Unmanaged Function That Uses a Structure

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    Section 15.4. Call an Unmanaged Function That Uses a Callback

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    Section 15.5. Retrieve Unmanaged Error Information

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    Section 15.6. Use a COM Component in a .NET Client

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    Section 15.7. Release a COM Component Quickly

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    Section 15.8. Use Optional Parameters

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    Section 15.9. Use an ActiveX Control in a .NET Client

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    Section 15.10. Expose a .NET Component Through COM

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    1 Token    Chapter 16. Commonly Used Interfaces and Patterns
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    Section 16.1. Implement a Serializable Type

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    Section 16.2. Implement a Cloneable Type

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    Section 16.3. Implement a Comparable Type

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    Section 16.4. Implement an Enumerable Type

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    Section 16.5. Implement a Disposable Class

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    Section 16.6. Implement a Formattable Type

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    Section 16.7. Implement a Custom Exception Class

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    Section 16.8. Implement a Custom Event Argument

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    Section 16.9. Implement the Singleton Pattern

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    Section 16.10. Implement the Observer Pattern

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    1 Token    Chapter 17. Windows Integration
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    Section 17.1. Access Run-Time Environment Information

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    Section 17.2. Retrieve the Value of an Environment Variable

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    Section 17.3. Write an Event to the Windows Event Log

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    Section 17.4. Access the Windows Registry

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    Section 17.5. Create a Windows Service

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    Section 17.6. Create a Windows Service Installer

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    Section 17.7. Create a Shortcut on the Desktop or Start Menu

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