Blast from the past: AC's MCMS Utilities

Back in my days as a MCMS developer, I created a few utilities and posted them to GotDotNet. Unfortunately when I left that job to move onto new challenges, I forgot to get the code. Then GotDotNet was retired... and I forgot to snag my utilities. And thus, they were lost. Every few months I get pinged by someone asking for them only to sadly report "sorry, so sorry, but they have been retired in the global binary heap." :(

No more! They have been found, thanks to my friend JakeW, and I've posted them on the MSDN Code Gallery! If you're interested in learning more about these tools, go to the original blog posts I had for each one:

MCMS Find all postings that use a template - CmsSearchPostingsByTemplate.exe
MCMS Resource Explorer - CMSResourceExplorer.exe
MCMS String Searcher - SearchCms.exe

Here's the new MSDN Code Gallery spot where you can download these tools:

» AC's MCMS 2002 Utilities

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posted on Friday, October 31, 2008 1:48 PM

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# re: Blast from the past: AC's MCMS Utilities 11/3/2008 5:25 AM Kevin Mullins

Great news - for those of us still using MCMS. Now yours and Stefans code are all back up in the code gallery.

Cheers Kev

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