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    Well, this[^] was a gem of a find. I needed information about using the managed version of DirectSound from DirectX. I had no idea this article existed till today, not sure why I hadn't run across it before. Excellent article with a lot of helpful information. I'm working on writing a simple softsynth in C#. It's coming along well. Articles like this make it all go more smoothly.

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      Well, this[^] was a gem of a find. I needed information about using the managed version of DirectSound from DirectX. I had no idea this article existed till today, not sure why I hadn't run across it before. Excellent article with a lot of helpful information. I'm working on writing a simple softsynth in C#. It's coming along well. Articles like this make it all go more smoothly.

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      I've combined http://www.codeproject.com/listctrl/thumbnail.asp[^] and http://www.codeproject.com/listctrl/filedroplistctrl.asp[^] to create an image viewer that accepts files via drag and drop. Both articles saved me a lot of time and most importantly I learned some new points about the modus-operandi of Windows. I generally scan the new articles for C++ every day and keep a link to the ones that look interesting that I may be able to use in the future and it paid off today.

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