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Wanna join the C# team?

Posted over 9 years ago

by Gus Perez
- 10 Comments
We've got a few positions open on the Visual C# QA team and we're looking far and wide to find the right folks to fill them. If you're interested and feel you have the passion and skills we're looking for then I really hope we'll be hearing from you soon...
John Lawrence (MSFT)

Bill Zentmayer is blogging

Posted over 9 years ago

by John Lawrence
- 0 Comments
I just spotted that Bill Zentmayer has a blog . Bill and I worked together with one of the SpeechServer 2004 early adopters last year. I'm looking forward to seeing what he does in his new role as an architect/evangelist - hopefully for Team System, amongst...
Visual Studio Data

VFP and XP SP2 (by John Koziol)

Posted over 9 years ago

by vsdata
- 3 Comments
Some of y'all may recall I posted here months ago regarding the upcoming Windows XP SP2 and VFP. After extensive testing, we found only one small issue and that only pertained to 64-bit machines and an NX switch (dig around here - you'll see the post...
The Galactic Patrol

Cool GUI for editing parameters in visual studio - vote for it!

Posted over 9 years ago

by bwill
- 2 Comments
Mitch Denny proposes a very cool idea for popping up in-place GUI when you need to edit a formatted string or other parameter in source code . He has posted his idea up on the Ladybug site ; I’ve voted for it, and you should too!
Aaron Stebner's WebLog

My favorite UI screenshot

Posted over 9 years ago

by Aaron Stebner
- 6 Comments
In response to a post from Mike Hall about funny/sad/crazy UI messages ( see his original post here ), I want to submit a screenshot I took back in my early days working on Visual Studio setup. Back in the day, the product was not yet .NET'ized and it...
David Waddleton's Geek Speak

August – September 2004 Events Handout

Posted over 9 years ago

by MSDNArchive
- 0 Comments
MSDN Events Ready Reference August – September 2004 Events InfoPath ™ Solutions with SP1 and VS .NET InfoPath 2003 Home Page (where you can download SP1 and the InfoPath Toolkit) http://office.microsoft.com/infopath InfoPath 2003 Training (16 walkthroughs...
load of tosh

Discovered XFN

Posted over 9 years ago

by Tosh Meston
- 1 Comments
I find XFN (XHTML Friends Network) via Tantek . What it is... XFN outlines the relationships between individuals by defining a small set of values that describe personal relationships. In HTML and XHTML documents, these are given as values for the rel...
load of tosh

Seeking CSS Opinions

Posted over 9 years ago

by Tosh Meston
- 9 Comments
Not quite sure what the "correct" behavior should be in the HTML below. What cursor would you expect to get when you mouse over the TD and why? <html> <style> TABLE.tbl1 TD { cursor:hand; } TD.td1 { cursor:move; } </style> <body>...
frankarr - an aussie microsoft blogger

Sydney .NET User Group 18th August, 2004

Posted over 9 years ago

by Frank Arrigo
- 0 Comments
I got a reminder that the next Sydney .NET User Group is on18th August 2004. This month Adam will be covering the new Microsoft Access Migration Kit. He will also discuss related Win Form considerations for Access developers. Scott McCulloch will be following...
Windows Embedded Blog

AVP Desktop Wallpaper...

Posted over 9 years ago

by mikehall
- 13 Comments
After totally rebuilding my laptop a week or so ago I've decided to change the "Bliss" background, so decided to upgrade to an Alien vs. Predator wallpaper... I downloaded this from the movie site - there are two versions, one for Alien, one for Predator...
The Galactic Patrol

There are only two kinds of developer...

Posted over 9 years ago

by bwill
- 6 Comments
Mark Pilgrim explains how there are only two kinds of developer: assholes and morons.
Scott Woodgate's OutBursts

That can't possibly be my problem - I'm not using SSO

Posted over 9 years ago

by scottwoo
- 2 Comments
I've had this conversation in email with a few people so I thought I'd have it with everyone. Even if you don't use the SSO functions provided in BizTalk Server your BizTalk Server is still using SSO. Ok, so that sounds a little counter-intuitive but...