All-In-One Knowledge Base Articles (aka another way to see all the coolness that’s in the All-In-One sample code base)

All-In-One Code Framework - All-In-One Code Framework KB Articles

“How to use LINQ to Objects queries
Describes how to write LINQ to Objects queries including some basic LINQ operations such as SELECT, UPDATE, ORDER BY, MAX and AVERAGE by using Visual C# and Visual Basic .NET.

How to create a low-integrity process in Visual C++, in Visual C#, and in Visual Basic.NET
Describes how to start an application process at a low integrity level in Visual C++, Visual C#, and in Visual Basic .NET.

How to use Socket in Microsoft Silverlight 3
This article describes the usage difference between Silverlight Socket and .Net Socket. Also demonstrates how to use Socket in Silverlight to communicate with socket server.

How to write Visual C++.NET, Visual C#, or Visual Basic.NET code to perform inter-process communications via named pipes
Describes how to write Visual C++.NET, Visual C#, or Visual Basic.NET code to perform inter-process communications via named pipes.

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Here’s an example of one of the KB articles…

Microsoft Support - How to develop an in-process COM component

“This article describes an All-In-One Code Framework sample that is available for download. This sample includes a step-by-step guide that shows how to develop an in-process COM component by using Visual C++, Visual C#, or Visual Basic .NET.

Note This code sample that is described in this article is not meant for use in a production environment. It is provided only for illustration. This code sample is released under the terms of the Microsoft Public License (MS-PL).

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What I liked about this was that it provided another catalog/TOC/etc for all the cool code that’s in the All-In-One Code Framework.

 

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