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How to publish as a separate file without being included in a single-run file

How to publish as a separate file without being included in a single-run file

Publishing as a single-run file usually includes all files in the execution file, but it describes the steps to publish some files outside the execution file.
Send emails using MailKit

Send emails using MailKit

Send mail using MailKit, a major mailing library in .NET.
Temporarily set environment variables to run the program (exe)

Temporarily set environment variables to run the program (exe)

Learn how to temporarily set environment variables only when you start a single program without changing the environment variables that exist as Windows systems.

Excel

Check the internal version of Excel installed in .NET

Check the internal version of Excel installed in .NET

Describes how to programmatically determine which internal version of Excel is installed.
Convert Excel File to PDF Using Excel from .NET

Convert Excel File to PDF Using Excel from .NET

Manipulate Excel via COM in .NET to convert and output Excel files as PDF.
Work with Excel in .NET independently of the installed version of Excel

Work with Excel in .NET independently of the installed version of Excel

When working with Excel over COM in .NET, referencing libraries makes you dependent on a specific version of Excel. In this article, we will talk about how to avoid it.

Code analysis and automatic generation

Use Visual Studio and the Text Template Transformation Toolkit (T4) to automatically generate code

Use Visual Studio and the Text Template Transformation Toolkit (T4) to automatically generate code

By using Visual Studio and the Text Template Transformation Toolkit (T4), you can use C# syntax to automatically generate code and other text.
Use TextTransform to automatically generate code with T4 without launching Visual Studio

Use TextTransform to automatically generate code with T4 without launching Visual Studio

T4 is a quick way to generate code for you when you're using Visual Studio, but you can use TextTransform to automatically generate code without having Visual Studio running.
Use Visual Studio and Source Generator to automatically generate code

Use Visual Studio and Source Generator to automatically generate code

You can use the Source Generator to analyze the code in the current project and automatically generate code accordingly.