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Project Line Counter Add-In v2.10 for VS.NET and VC6

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<p>Besides being a fairly nice, functional add-in, Line Counter serves as a test bed/demonstration 
for various technologies available to both general and add-in programmers. 

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	<li><b><a href="tech_wndtabs.html">WndTabs Technology</a></b> - Line Counter uses various source modules from WndTabs.<br><br></li>
	<li><b><a href="tech_aic.html">Add-In Communication Library</a></b> - The AddInComm library is used to access external add-ins.<br><br></li>
	<li><b><a href="tech_wwi.html">Workspace Whiz! Interface</a></b> - Line Counter is able to enumerate the DevStudio projects using the Workspace Whiz! Interface library by Joshua Jensen.</li>
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<p>If you plan to compile the Line Counter project, you should read the <a href="compiling.html">
Compiling and Debugging</a> topic.

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You may know Oz from his WndTabs days. Oz has long since left client side development to work on web technologies and to consult in the R&D management field.

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