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Welcome to LoreSoft.com

LoreSoft.com is a website created to assist techies with free development tools and code snippets. Browse the following sections to learn more...

Free Applications
The free applications section contains open source applications and libraries that free for you to use. Some of the applications include; NetSpell spell checker for windows and web forms. A Visual Basic add-in to assist in development. Com object serialization component used to save the state of an object to XML. GenLib which is a com dll that has several useful libraries. SourceTracker which is a web service interface to Visual Source Safe.

Code Snippets
Browse the code snippets section to learn various tips and tricks I've learn over the years.

Fun Stuff
While you're visiting, don't forget to have some fun. Stop at the "Fun Stuff" page for puzzles, pictures, comics and jokes

LoreSoft.com is growing and more tools will be added in the near future!

Welcome and Enjoy!

-Paul Welter
Creator of Loresoft.com


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