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Using Network Functions in Visual C#.NET
Welcome to the second installment of articles on how to use Platform Invoke to manage users and groups using Visual C#.NET. As you will have seen in Part 1, we discussed all the function relating to managing users on a local machine. In this article we shall look at how to Manage Groups on a local computer (i.e. Adding Groups, Deleting) and also how users interact with these groups (i.e. Adding/Removing users to groups). This article aims to flow from Part 1 and assume that Part 1 has been read.
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| Ratings: | Last Updated: | 2006-07-21 |
Serial COM Simply in C#
Serial COM port communications has always been one of my favorite topics. Ever since I was 15 I was writing code to communicate with electronics my Dad or I made. Unfortunately VS.NET does not have a serial communications framework in place. So this tutorial explains how to easily communicate through a serial port using the MSComm OCX that is included with VB in Visual Studio 6 (and previous versions). You must have at least the ActiveX components of VS6 installed in order to use MSComm becau
| Hits: | 55 | Platforms: | Windows |
| Ratings: | Last Updated: | 2006-07-21 |