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take an even closer look at the comments in the code for a better understanding of what that code does The code comments are exactly the same in VB Some of the comments refer to the host application, where the host is either the VS IDE or the VS Macro Editor, as was selected while running the Add-In Project Wizard in the preceding section and shown in Figure 13-3 I ve removed the contents of each method because subsequent sections of this chapter will explain important method implementations and how to make the Add-In perform useful operations

Connection-specific domain names for each network interface card (NIC) can be assigned either automatically or manually To configure them manually: 1 Select Control Panel | Network and Internet Connections | Network and Sharing Center 2 In the left pane, select Manage Network Connections 3 Right-click the icon of the network you wish to manage, and then select Properties from the context menu 4 Depending on which IP version you are using, select Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IP) or Internet Protocol Version 6 (TCP/IP) 5 Click the Properties button 6 Click the Advanced button, and then select the DNS tab This is shown in Figure 4-16

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NOTE Depending which version of IP you are using, this window will look a bit different This figure is shown representing an IPv6 configuration The steps are the same for an IPv4 configuration, however 7 In the DNS Suffix For This Connection box, enter the domain name for the connection

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Depending on your network, you may have one DNS server, a dozen, or even more Windows Vista allows you to pick which DNS server you will primarily access for name resolution In addition, you can set an unlimited number of alternates, in case you are unable to query the preferred DNS server To specify a preferred and alternate DNS server: 1 Select Control Panel | Network and Internet Connections | Network and Sharing Center 2 In the left pane, select Manage Network Connections 3 Right-click the icon of the network you wish to manage, and then select Properties from the context menu 4 Depending on which IP version you are using, select Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IP) or Internet Protocol Version 6 (TCP/IP) 5 Click the Properties button 6 Select the General tab, and choose the method you will use to access the DNS server: Select Obtain DNS Server Address Automatically if a DHCP server is available for automatic IP addressing Select Use The Following DNS Server Addresses if you wish to manually configure the DNS server, and then enter the appropriate IP address of your DNS server