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Converting RTF to HTML From VS.NET
2008-07-14 07:12:00 | Brock Weaver
So you write this great section of .NET code that addresses a need lots of people are having. You want to share it with the world so others don't fumble around as much as you did. Or maybe you just need to document it in an HTML-based repository. You go to post the code on your blog or website -- and realize when you try to copy from VS.NET, it does it in Microsoft's RTF format instead of HTML as you need.
You google around a bit, find a whole bunch of tools to do it, but don't like any of them because they're too complex, cost you money, you don't want to submit your code to another company, they require you to install something, or they're simply not what you had in mind.
Calling Exchange COM Objects From a .NET Web Service
2007-11-14 04:48:00 | Brock Weaver
Suppose we have the following sample code (assuming you're using System.DirectoryServices and your project has references to System.DirectoryServices and CDOEXM):