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yman wrote:

choenes wrote:It's completely possible to wrap fckeditor in a C# class and host it in a desktop application we did this and it worked surprisingly well. 

ping me if you are interested in the details... corbinhoenes at hotmail dot com


How did you do that? load it into the webbrowser control?


Exactly, using the InvokeScript method to call the FCKeditor API.  I've posted a blog entry about it along with the source for a sample project.

http://hoenes.blogspot.com/2007_04_01_archive.html

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ping me if you are interested in the details... corbinhoenes at hotmail dot com

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Also I don't understand how to include dependencies (e.g. .NET Framework 2.0 etc...)


 "In the resources folder you will a file named bootstrapper.targets.
Modify this file with your application name and any additional
dependencies you might want to include"

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Other traditional software models still benefit from ClickOnce.  I haven't done this but supposedly you can still deliver the software via CD and have it check for updates on your company website...

Another option is to provide all the datbase / application services on a central server install for a client (deployed the "old way")

Then all the workstations just get ClickOnce deployed client apps.  No more going around with a CD to do updates etc...  if the server gets updates installed on it then the click once deployment location on the server \\comanyserver\productname\productname.application gets updates and then everyone will get updates via clickonce.

It's a step in the right direction...



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