"Don opens the kimono and plays Morpheus for Clemens' Neo". Would be good other (non-MS) guys are also be more involved than got a screen shot about a product that changes the name every month to be more excited... Blogx IS very interesting, looked over the sources and thinking about an outlook integration to have more powerfull frontend for writing posts. May be I can glue together the amazing tool or parts of from Ingo and blogx.

I have started the search on google a half hour, no interesting hoster found. Next was going through the list provided by www.asp.net. After two hours I stop working/visiting the extensive list on character 'C'. The most interesting price/capability ratio detected on

• @bNetz - ASP-ASP.Net Web hosting (german), a favourite
• ASP.NET Hosting.ca
• ASPwebServer.com
• BitLand Windows Hosting
• Boundgrid Technologies (good, also favourite)

Would be good to know: does anyone have any experience with one of these hosters (Up-time, response-time, support, problems)? Or other suggestions?

It takes me around one hour to find out how to integrate my component help (DLL) into VS7 IDE. It's really painful and erroneous to apply. You can read msdn: Help Systems in Windows Applications to lean how to add help for an application. But: how about the component help?
Here you can find that: read msdn: Adding Custom Links to the Dynamic Help Window to find out how to apply. I think that's really a task for ndoc and I will suggest a change/new feature to handle that stuff.

Hi Ingo, ok lets try your newsletter. I'm an early adopter ... Still busy with the old legacy stuff, not enough time to deal more with .NET than reading in the evening, e.g. papers/slides from the german .NET Conference speakers, e.g. Christian Gross (or Ingo Rammer). Thanks to Christian for the great workshop on thursday about Advanced c# (that really was about Patterns, a favorite theme of Christian.

Hello! This does not mean (alas), that this blog runs with .NET; it is about .NET. Especially my own activities like learning the framework, programming it, visiting and/or talking on conferences about .NET. There will be no relation to my work as an employee (that's very similar, but has different tasks). And: this talking goes english, where my own site is a german one. Have fun..