| Your article is like you are talking with me...Easy for a beginner as I am. |
| -- R. S. |
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| Thanks for your article its really helpful. |
| -- John (UK) |
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| I have read your article on [name withheld] titled "Deploying Stand-Alone .NET Applications over the Internet, Part 2" and found it very helpful!!! Your example has worked very well with both Visual Basic example and my own C# example. |
| -- Marko |
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| Your article did the trick. Thanks again! |
| -- Mark B. |
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| Just wanted to briefly offer my humble praises regarding the above-referenced article. It is one of the most to-the-point, concise and informative IT pieces I've read in some time, and that takes in quite a few. In addition to its professional value, I loved your humorous overtones about powdered milk, etc. Also, I hope you don't want royalties for use of your analogy about the family reunion when attempting to explain the concept of inheritance to the layman. I intend to use it a lot! Anyway, thanks very much for your contribution and keep jammin! |
| -- Mark M. (US) |
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| I have learned so much in that article that really has helped me out get started with .NET. Thank you again! |
| -- Dave |
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| Thank you for this article, it was the most in depth article about .NET zero deployment that I've found! I have seen similar articles like yours that all seem to describe the same .NET zero deployment technique for Windows Forms applications. None of the articles mention anything about an executable that happens to have a config file. |
| -- Ryan |
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| I just finished your article on "auto deployment" and was basically stunned you could do this...As it is, this article on deployment is just what I wanted for some administrators of my website so that I don’t have to put any webforms on my site...Look forward to more VB.NET articles...You the man! |
| -- Jeffrey (US) |
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| I enjoyed your article very much- thanks for writing it! It revealed the .NET architecture in an understandable fashion...it was a great article and thanks again! |
| -- Rob (US) |
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| hi there. great article |
| -- C.L. |
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| Great article |
| -- Mick (UK) |
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| This is a great piece of work and could solve many issues for us. |
| -- Steve |
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| Thank you for a great article. |
| -- T.D. |
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| I read your artical [sic.] about the update desk top though website. It is cool!! |
| -- Cheng |
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| just wanted to say thanks. i never understood what obj. serialization and deserialization was until i read your article. |
| -- Trevor (CAN) |
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| Your article is a hose [South African slang for "fantastic"]. The anology is absolutely perfect & it is great to see a sense of humour in a technical article. Many thanks for brightening up my day |
| -- Kevin (SOUTH AFRICA) |
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| Your article on deploying stand-alone Net apps was great. I've been looking for similar information from Microsoft and could not find any on MSDN nor in the news groups. |
| -- Doug |
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| thanks for a great and informative article |
| -- Rick (US) |
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| I have read your article with great interest...Thank you |
| -- Thorben (DEN) |
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| I read your article "Deploying Stand-Alone .NET Applications over the Internet, Part 2" and I found it very interesting. |
| -- Leonardo (ITALY) |
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| I really liked this article. You have a good writing style, very humorous and aggressive. |
| -- Michael B. |
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| Kudos on your excellent article...Your writing style is eclectic and ..Well, I liked it. |
| -- Peter (US) |
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