I just finished my article and install document for DownStream v1.0. Instead of clogging up dotnetjunkies with a large article I put it on my site with the source code. If you aren't interested in the article (a lot of the time I'm not) you can get just the source code here.  The source was written in C# VS.Net 1.1.  For you to be able to install the demo, you will need IIS, .Net 1.1 and SQL Server 2000.  If you don't have SQL 2000, SQL 7 will work, but you'll need to edit the DBTable.sql a little.

In the source file you can download, I included a .chm file to document the API as well. For that I have Chris Pels and the Boston .Net User Group to thank for showing me how useful NDoc is.

I wrote the whole article with FrontPage 2003.  Usually I use Textpad to write my HTML, but I thought I would try FrontPage ... and WOW did it make it easier for me to create.  The big advantage was I didn't have to keep loading the document in IE to see what it was really going to look like.  I think I might start using FrontPage more for my HTML writing...although I am probably half in the design and half in the code - it is still faster than TextPad.

If you have any problems installing the demo or have any ideas for enhancementes, drop me a line in the comments here.