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The AspNetSpell component provides an international spellcheck for your ASP.Net web forms. It includes familiar features such as Grammar & Personal Dictionaries. It looks and behaves like MS Word's Spellchecker. Compatible with ASP.Net 1.x & 2.0

Flash movie (SWF) creation programming library with SWF reading and SWF templates support. Can be used in Visual Basic, VB.NET, Visual C#, ASP and ASP.NET. Can use FLV, SWF, EMF, JPG, BMP, PNG, TIFF, GIF as input, can export EXE and SCR files

Asp Studio 2005 is a powerful asp project development tool which integrated with ASP code editing and debugging

Easily send text or HTML emails using SMTP from your VB, VB.NET, C++, C#, ASP, ASP.NET or Delphi application. Sends email directly to recipient mail server, supports non-blocking calls, attachments, embedded images, progress events and much more.

Easily send text or HTML emails using SMTP from your VB, VB.NET, C++, C#, ASP, ASP.NET or Delphi application. Sends email directly to recipient mail server, supports non-blocking calls, attachments, embedded images, progress events and much more.

FileVistaControl is an ASP.NET user control (.ascx control) which you can add directly to your existing ASP.NET (.aspx) pages. The control renders an user interface similar to "Windows Explorer" within the page.

EAUpload is an ASP.NET file upload component that provides expansive functionality for files upload to a web server. It has many features such as: Large files upload; Multiple files upload by one request; Advanced upload status information, etc.

EAUpload is an ASP.NET file upload component that provides expansive functionality for files upload to a web server. It has many features such as: Large files upload; Multiple files upload by one request; Advanced upload status information, etc.

ASP.NET RImageOrFlashControl makes it possible to show a picture or a flash on your web-page depending on the file type. If a file extension is swf, then <object> tag corresponding to the flash, or <img> will be rendered on the page.