Revjon?s FreeTextBox control provides programmers with a user interface element for a WYSIWYG HTML editing environment similar to what is available in word processors. Developers can add text-editing capabilities to ASP.NET (Web Forms) Web pages. Users can therefore edit text and click on buttons to format their text, just like in a text editor.
The control is written in C# and has many options for customization. It can be validated using standard ASP.NET validators. The code is not marked CLS compliant, so developers may encounter problems when using it in languages other than C#.
MSHTML is reputed to make certain changes to HTML code, such as changing relative URLs to absolute. Developers can prevent this by using the control?s properties. Some developers have noted that it has problems in Opera 7. It lacks find and replace, as well as a context menu.
With the Open SSL 0.9.7c library, developers can write applications that take advantage of Secure Sockets Layer (SSL v2/v3), Transport Layer Security (TLS v1), and a full-strength general-purpose cryptography library. Security features such as data integrity, authenticity, and privacy can be implemented. To compile for Win32, Perl or compiling under Cygwin is required. Some of the encryption routines/algorithms are covered by patents.
With Lumisoft?s UI Controls 0.11, developers can choose from over a dozen basic flat controls for Windows Forms apps. The library seems occasionally somewhat buggy. With one control, the code generated when it is dragged onto a Form will not compile. The controls can be configured using the Property tab in VS.NET, but lack advanced WYSIWYG design-time support databinding capabilities. The code is written in C#.
A digital audio processing .NET class library that lets developers create their own sound filters or use the ones implemented by the author, such as Gain, Delay, and Reverb, as well as the ability to read and write .WAV files. The library tries to be as systematic as possible; most classes inherit from the SoundObj class. It is not a strong-named assembly so it can?t be registered in the Global Assembly Cache. It is not marked as CLS compliant.