Although .NET is powerful and flexible enough to handle any scenario, occasionally you need to write administrative scripts using VBScript or you need to write Office macros
that interact with a .NET component. In this webcast you will learn how to create .NET components that can be called from script, as well as the techniques you will need to call them remotely.
Presenter: Mitch Ruebush, Microsoft Regional Director; Visual Developer - .NET MVP; Architect | Evangelist ; Microsoft Corporation
Mitch Ruebush is a Microsoft Regional Director, Visual C# MVP and Software Architect for ING DIRECT, and holds MCSD, MCDBA, MCSE, and MCT certifications. He has been developing on, managing, and securing Windows and UNIX platforms
for 15 years. Mitch has presented at Microsoft DevDays, Microsoft Security Summit, the Visual Studio .NET 2002 Launch, user group meetings, and MSDN webcasts. He currently believes that C# and .NET is the most delightful platform to develop on, but he also
designs and develops solutions in C, C++, Java, VB, VB.NET, PL/SQL, and T/SQL on Windows and Linux/UNIX. Mitch has written articles for various magazines and has co-authored several Microsoft certification study guides for developers and IT professionals.
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