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Spire.DataExport (msi)

Spire.DataExport is 100% pure .NET component suit for data export into MS Excel, MS Word, HTML, XML, PDF, MS Access, DBF, SQL Script, SYLK, DIF, CSV, MS Clipboard formats. Quickly and easily export data from SQL command or listview or datatable .net component. Save your much time and money by...

Tags: SQL, Microsoft Corp., Spire.DataExport, .Net, Programming Languages, Application Servers, Databases, Middleware, Microsoft Office, Software Development, Software/Web Development, Enterprise Software, Software, Data Management, Office Suites

Software downloads 2006-09-14

Additional Resources

Spire.Designer (msi)

The Spire.Designer is the 100% pure .NET class library, which allows you to runtime design form from your application. The designer component simplifies creation of design environments by providing the core functionality needed.

Tags: Spire.Designer, .Net, Application Servers, Middleware, Software Development, Software/Web Development, Enterprise Software, Software

Software downloads 2005-09-27

Spire Research Report: Truth and Fiction with Single Sign-on

This Spire Research Report, authored by Research Director Pete Lindstrom and sponsored by Imprivata, explains how four myths that were once associated with single sign-on SSO are now being debunked by newer, more robust SSO solutions. The paper tackles these important questions and more: Is true single...

Tags: Single Sign-on, Authentication/Encryption, Security

White papers 2005-09-01

Spire Antenna Proves Ideal Solution in Hong Kong Port

Modern Terminals Limited is Hong Kong's oldest established container port operator. LXE has completed the largest 802.11b, 2.4 GHz network installation of its kind at Modern Terminals Limited Kwai Chung Port in Hong Kong. The Kwai Chung Port 2.4 GHz technology (802.11b) network installation covers an area of nearly 200...

Tags: LXE (EMS Technologies), Hong Kong, Wireless LANs, Wireless, Wi-Fi, Networking

Case studies

Graphics fan replacement

My friend recently sold me a Geforce4 ti4200 graphics card but the fan isnt working - its a circular type.Is it possible to replace this or do I have to purchase the entire casingheatsink?I don't mind paying out but it seems such a waste just for a measly piece of...

Tags: GPU, graphics, hardware, heatsink, infinitegod

Q&A 2004-10-19

Geek Trivia: One tall order

Which proposed skyscraper will break every type of record for the world's tallest building? On June 5, 2000, Chicago's Sears Tower became the world's tallest building for the second time -- depending on how and when you pose the question. On that date, Sears overtook the...

Tags: Jay Garmon, Sears Roebuck & Co., Sears Tower, antennae, Geek Trivia Newsletter, Expectation, TVs, Corporate Communications, Tv & Home Theater, Personal Technology, Home Entertainment, Marketing

Technical articles 2007-05-01

Geek Trivia: Go fry a kite

What other famous scientist wrote the original account of Ben Franklin's kite experiment? It's bizarre anniversary time again, boys and girls: 253 years ago, a certain American Founding Father flew a kite into a rain cloud and changed the worlds of physics, engineering, and meteorology forever. On...

Tags: Jay Garmon, Benjamin Franklin, lightning, kite, Geek Trivia Newsletter, Scientist, Games, Personal Technology

Technical articles 2005-06-14

Microsoft: SP2 shimmy's not a flaw

Stay on top of the latest tech news with our free IT News Digest newsletter, delivered each weekday. Automatically sign up today!By ...

Tags: Microsoft Windows XP Service Pack 2, SECURITY, Positive Technologies, Service Pack 2, Data Execution Protection, vulnerability, Microsoft Corp., Microsoft Windows XP, flaw, Microsoft Windows

Technical articles 2005-02-02