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Closed 11 years ago.
Is there any EXE packer/EXE Compresser available for application developed in C#/VB.net?
Try this one: http://madebits.com/netz/index.php
If you simply want to merge multiple assemblies into a single file you can try ILMerge, it's available from Microsoft.
If I understood you correctly use BoxedApp Packer for C #. With it you can pack all the exe quickly and efficiently. More information can find it here: http://boxedapp.com/boxedapppacker/
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Closed 10 years ago.
I hear, there is fine-reader lib's for c#, so that i can read text on my image, but i did't find this in web, are there any tutorials? code? Also what also can i use to read in my windows-form app text on my image?
Simple: in code i load image, and then send it to method, which read this text on my image... But image is noisy.
There is a good OCR library called tesseract, but it's C++ native library, which you can use through the console mode. I could not find better alternatives.
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Closed 10 years ago.
Please how can I combine multiple dlls into one using ILMerge.
You run it, from a command line, like so:
ilmerge /out:Merged.dll Lib1.dll Lib2.dll
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Closed 9 years ago.
I need to write application in .NET which will be make some calculations on few comuters (eg.3 computers). How write this application, wchich library i need to use. Do you now any good materials about that?
Try looking into the Task Parallel Library
Or if you really want to use multiple computers, then check out:
Using Task Parallel Library with Multiple Computers
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Closed 11 years ago.
I want to know what are the most popular Web-Engines to use in a Desktop Aplication using C# and WinForms.
Can you suggest some ?
edit: I've edited the question, I think it's OK now.
I would go with WebKit.NET (GitHub Download)
I would use Awesomium.
It has a good .NET/WPF support.
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Closed 10 years ago.
I saw there is such question in c++
I am a very begginer and I need a very simple example how to do it .
the user writes code in the text box and what I need o do is to execute it
how???
You can use the classes in the System.CodeDom namespace to compile C# into in-memory assemblies, and run them on the fly. Here is a mini-tutorial.
Alternatively, you can use Reflection.Emit to construct code on the fly.
Check the approach used in this example.