Re: .NET Component Inspector

So why does the Component Inspector attempt an Internet access at startup?

----- Original Message -----
From: "Francis Upton/nogoop software" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Thursday, May 16, 2002 11:13 PM
Subject: [DOTNET-PRODUCTS] .NET Component Inspector


> nogoop software is pleased to announce the public availability of the beta
> test version of the .NET Component Inspector.
>
> The Component Inspector allows you to inspect and execute any .NET code
> (application, class, or component). The inspector includes the following:
>
> o Event Logging - View the events generated as a result of the execution
of
> any object. Examine the all event information related including the stack
> trace and event object.
>
> o Visual Design Surface - Examine and modify the behavior of visual
> components at both design and runtime. Construct arbitrary combinations of
> controls.
>
> o Object Browser - Examine and modify the contents of any objects.
>
> o Method Execution - Execute methods on any object.
>
> o Drag/Drop Object Creation - Create an object of any type.
>
> o Intelligent Object Browsing - Presents common classes (IList, etc)
> without internal details, allowing you to easily and directly access the
> contents.
>
> o Direct Execution - Directly execute any application, class or control
> without writing any code.
>
> You can get the free beta version at www.nogoop.com, which will work until
> 15 June 2002.
>
> When the product becomes a production version, it will cost $45 USD.
>
>
> Thanks for your attention,
>
> nogoop software
>