downloading dlls

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Tatool

Hello,
Can anyone tell me how can I download dll files? I need to use a class
called HtmlToRtf which is in the Microsoft.Exchange.Data.TextConverters
Namespace. I don't seem to have that namespace,and I want to add the
reference to it.

Thanks,
 
Hello Tatool,
Can anyone tell me how can I download dll files? I need to use a class
called HtmlToRtf which is in the Microsoft.Exchange.Data.TextConverters
Namespace. I don't seem to have that namespace,and I want to add the
reference to it.
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So I understand you're asking where you can find the assembly that
contains that class you're looking for? There's no simple answer to your
question. Assemblies that are not part of the standard .NET Framework
distribution belong to some other product - in this case the naming makes
me thing that this assembly could belong to Microsoft Exchange. You will
probably have to install either Exchange Server itself or some related SDK
package to have that assembly on your system.


Oliver Sturm
 
Hello Tatool,


So I understand you're asking where you can find the assembly that
contains that class you're looking for? There's no simple answer to your
question. Assemblies that are not part of the standard .NET Framework
distribution belong to some other product - in this case the naming makes
me thing that this assembly could belong to Microsoft Exchange. You will
probably have to install either Exchange Server itself or some related SDK
package to have that assembly on your system.

Oliver Sturm
--http://www.sturmnet.org/blog
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OK, thanks.

Do you have any idea where I can find such an SDK, if any?
 
Hello Tatool,
Do you have any idea where I can find such an SDK, if any?
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I wasn't even sure at this point if there was such a thing as an Exchange
SDK, delivered separately. But I searched Google for "exchange sdk" and I
found that apparently it really exists - of course there are several
versions, depending on what version of the Exchange server you want to
target. The downloads are on the Microsoft download server, so you should
have no problems getting what you need.

If you're an MSDN subscriber, you can usually also find downloads of this
kind in your subscription download area.


Oliver Sturm
 
Hello Tatool,


I wasn't even sure at this point if there was such a thing as an Exchange
SDK, delivered separately. But I searched Google for "exchange sdk" and I
found that apparently it really exists - of course there are several
versions, depending on what version of the Exchange server you want to
target. The downloads are on the Microsoft download server, so you should
have no problems getting what you need.

If you're an MSDN subscriber, you can usually also find downloads of this
kind in your subscription download area.

Oliver Sturm
--http://www.sturmnet.org/blog
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OK, thanks again Oliver.
 
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