Virtual Rob has released the source code for the VIClient.DLL that was included with his Virtual MAC tool. The download links can all be found @ his new blog: http://virtual-rob.blogspot.com/. Using the regular SDK from VB (or any other .NET language) isn't that hard. The hard part is getting all the references in place and stub DLLs built.So Rob has updated his blog with instructions on how to do just that. And if you're still having problems, he included compiled versions of the stub DLLs. He has also cleaned up the code and released an updated version of his VIClient.DLL, as well as its full source code. Right now I guess thats about the closest thing there is to a VI VB Toolkit - though it would work equally well from any .NET language.
Saturday, April 28. 2007
Virtual Rob has released the source code
Thursday, April 26. 2007
TSX 2007 presentations online
The VMware presentations delivered at TSX 2007 in Nice are available online for you to download. You can find the presentations on the TSX website. VMware is also still collecting the Solution Partner presentations and they will be posted soon on the same page.
Virtual-Rob went live

On Wednesday, April 25, 2007 something great has happened. Robert Baumstark, the creator of the virtual MAC tool has opened his Virtual Rob weblog. Rob is an infrastructure specialist at the Northern Alberta Institute of Technology in
Tuesday, April 24. 2007
Building VMware Visual Basic Applications
This document describes how to build a VB Application that can communicate with
On April the 25th I received some additional information from Robert Baumstark and my wife corrected the grammar in the PDF document.
Bellow you can find the email message from Rob with some extra tips about using the VIClient.dll.
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