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QuestionC# to excel Pin
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J. Dunlap30-May-10 20:28
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Excel 5.0 came out 'way back in 1993 IIRC... I wouldn't be surprised if you had some trouble getting it to work - there aren't any Primary Interop Assemblies for it and working with it directly through COM can be iffy. If your Word and Excel files are not too complex, I would advise you to use NPOI[^] to read from and generate the files. NPOI does not depend on Word or Excel in order to work - so there are no version problems, and you don't even have to worry if the machine your code is running on even has Office at all. It supports formatting like fonts, font styles, colors, tables, formulas, col and row sizing and autosizing, document properties, etc.
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QuestionThe WebRequest class is abstract, so how are we able to instantiate an object from it? Pin
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QuestionBlocking vs. Non-Blocking Socket efficiency? Pin
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