Alright, a big one today peoples. I’ve recently had the opportunity of writing a commercial custom self-updating software package after more than merrily ditching ClickOnceAndHope to the kerb due to exhaustive problems and restrictions, and I would like to share with you today a version I have made...

"Microsoft has screwed up with its ClickOnce deployment in Visual Studio 2005. You are required to have a certificate in order to sign the ClickOnce manifests and, by default, you create one with an expiry of one year.A year on, your certificate expires and Visual Studio 2005 refuses to allow y...

ClickOnce security and project references don't play nice, even in mixed language solutions.

ClickOnce support in FireFox via plugin

Jason Stangroome bumps into an interesting scenario involving ClickOnce deployments and Terminal Services which causes the deployed application to fail to load.

If you want to learn a new technology, there’s no better way to go about it than to pore over the source of a real application. Nine months ago we commissioned Vertigo Software to create a reference sample for WPF and Windows Vista, and at MIX we unveiled Family.Show to the world. This application ...

Some time ago, when I wrote the blog post importer for BlogEngine.NET, I wanted to be able to display different text in the ClickOnce application dependant on the user opening it directly from a web page. I did some digging and found out that ClickOnce supports query strings just like a website.

Here's a Step-by-Step Tutorial on how to ClickOnce enable a .NET Windows Application. It is so incredibly easy to do!