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Yet another highly useful but underappreciated feature of .NET 2.0? How about the FTPWebRequest and FtpWebResponse classes? These nifty classes let you built FTP file access right into your applications. See how it's done with this handy photo viewer example.

Explains how to send e-mail from ASP.NET, including sending of simple e-mail, adding attachment, HTML e-mails and how to avoid potentially dangerous request errors.

Whenever you need to send mail via SMTP, download it with POP3 or access a remote mailbox using IMAP from your .NET application, Rebex Mail for .NET will provide the required infrastructure. It allows you to retrieve, create, load, process, save and send e-mail messages in MIME format using a s imple yet powerful interface, with no need to understand the complexities of MIME format. And for advanced users, there is a powerful low-level MIME library as well.

Learn how to install and run your ASP.NET applications on systems without IIS in three easy steps.

..Managed framework for developing Internet Explorer Browser Modules on GotDotNet. It allows one to write Browser Helper Objects (BHOs) using C#. There have been several example on how to do this including on support.microsoft.com, but no framework that I have seen. So I decided to create a framework for this!

There are several examples:

1) Random Home Page - Allows you to configure a series of urls as your default home page. It will select one at random in the list as the starting point and then cycle through them.

2) Logging - Keep track of the sites that you visit. This logs your activity to a local SQL Server 2005. I hope to creating enhanced phishing filters based on the information it collects.

He has only posted source code for the moment.

Check it out!

Internet Explorer Browser Module Framework

.NET remoting allows the development of distriubuted applications. It allows applications to use objects contained in other processes. We wil quickly look at the basics on how to set up a simple .NET remoting system.