Free C# Legacy Chapters
Last week when I posted the free preview samples from several Visual Studio and .NET 4 books I talked about several C# chapters that we'll be providing free. These are chapters from Professional C# that we decided were "legacy" in this version. These chapters cover topics that no longer have enough new going on with VS 2010 and .NET 4 to merit keeping them in print, and taking them out of the printed book frees room for more coverage of newer topics.
PDFs of all of these chapters are posted now and ready for you for free. Consider it an early holiday gift from Wrox. In addition, they're all now posted in HTML if you prefer reading in a web browser to PDF.
- Chapter 48: Graphics with GDI + (PDF) (web version)
- Chapter 49: Visual Studio Tools for Office (PDF) (web version)
- Chapter 50: Managed Add - In Framework (PDF) (web version)
- Chapter 51: Enterprise Services (PDF) (web version)
- Chapter 52: Directory Services (PDF) (web version)
- Chapter 53: C#, Visual Basic, C++/CLI, and F# (PDF) (web version)
- Chapter 54: .NET Remoting (PDF) (web version)
- Chapter 55: Web Services with ASP.NET (PDF) (web version)
- Chapter 56: LINQ to SQL (PDF) (web version)
- Chapter 57: Windows Workflow Foundation 3.0 (PDF) (web version)
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srikantan (not verified)
Please include some college mini project sample codes as for the client/server data transfer over tcp-ip in C#-this will be handy to understand and implement for those starting with "Hello World"
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