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  • Accessing COM+ component using C#9/30/2012 4:29:53 AM. This tutorial explains step by step of accessing COM+ application using C#.
  • Using C# and COM Interoperability to Extract from a UML tool into a Microsoft Word Document9/30/2012 4:08:11 AM. This article allows you to read the classes contained inside of WithClass 2000 into a Word Document using COM Interoperability for Word and COM Interoperability for WithClass and presents your classes in a kind of report.
  • Platform Invoke Sample - Changing the Desktop Wallpaper9/30/2012 3:56:27 AM. 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.
  • Using Reflection and With Class2000 to view the .NET System.Drawing library Part I9/29/2012 7:16:34 AM. Using the power of .NET and the power of COM InterOperability through WithClass 2000, you can view the System.Drawing library in a rough UML diagram.
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