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FTP for .NET component supports all the popular FTP servers and proxy servers, includes directory parsing, sync and async operations. Samples in VB.NET and C#.

PDF Metamorphosis .Net is a component to convert Text, RTF, XHTML and HTML to PDF with tables, images, fonts, colors and text formatting completely. The PDF Metamorphosis .Net is absolutely independent .Net assembly.

EAGetMail enables your C#, VB.NET, JScript.NET, ASP.NET or other .NET framework applications to parse and receive email based on POP3/IMAP4 protocol. Many advanced features are supported including TNEF parser (winmail.dat) and S/MIME.

EmailValidator.NET is a powerful and reliable .NET component, Check email addresses without actually sending an email. check MX records, syntax, mailbox .. With only one method call Email Validator.Net component will solve all your validation probems

Nevron Chart for .NET is a professional charting component for .NET, featuring numerous business, scientific and financial charting types, gauges, VS design time support, AJAX support, built-in toolbar, flexible axes, and much more.

Nevron Chart for .NET is a professional charting component for .NET, featuring numerous business, scientific and financial charting types, gauges, VS design time support, AJAX support, built-in toolbar, flexible axes, and much more.

EAGetMail enables your ActiveX, C#, VB.NET, JScript.NET, ASP.NET or other .NET framework applications to parse and receive email based on POP3/IMAP4 protocol. Many advanced features are supported including TNEF parser (winmail.dat) and S/MIME.

Polar SpellChecker Component adds a professional spell-checking capability to your Windows and Web application supporting ActiveX/COM, DLL and .NET interface. Full source code comes with the component - at no extra cost!

SkinCrafter .Net component gives you an opportunity to create unique GUI design with differently shaped, semi-transparent and nicely colored skins. SkinCrafter skinning library is specially developed for Microsoft .NET Framework technology.