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Visual Studio 2012 Tips Part 3 – Run Visual Studio 2012 as Admin in Windows 8

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by Dirk Strauss - February 18, 2013November 2, 2016 03562

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If you are using Windows 8 and you need to run Visual Studio as Administrator, you could always Right Click on the shortcut, then right click on the Visual Studio icon and then select Run As Administrator. But do you really want to do this each and every time you

Visual Studio 2012 Tips Part 1 – PowerPoint Storyboarding

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by Dirk Strauss - February 8, 2013November 2, 2016 55258

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The PowerPoint Add-In for Visual Studio Premium and Ultimate users is a great tool to quickly create interface designs that you can provide to your customers. This in turn allows you to gain valuable feedback from them because you can make these designs interactive. What is even better is that, because

Calling a .NET DLL From VBScript

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by Dirk Strauss - November 20, 2012November 2, 2016 1022020

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Recently I have had to call a .NET Dll from a VBScript. Why would I need to do this I hear you ask? Well sometimes it is easier to do certain things in .NET or you might have previously written functionality in a .NET DLL that you now need to