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Working with Compressed Resources in .NET

Author: eggheadcafe.com | Published: 10th Aug 2005 | Visited: 533 times | Add Comment
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By Peter A. Bromberg, Ph.D. Printer - Friendly Version The ability to use some of the built in methods of the Assembly class, such as GetManifestResourceStream, makes it easy for developers to embed resources of almost any type into an assembly and access these at runtime to be used in the functionality of the class itself. You can embed almost any type of resource - images, Javascript files, text representations of XmlDocuments, and even delimited text files that have been exported...n

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