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jaybaz [MS] WebLog
Edit and Continue vs. Elvis
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over 9 years ago
by
MSDNArchive
26
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Continuing on a theme, today we talk about Elivs and E&C. We don't have a good way of measuring how Elvis uses E&C, since C# has never had the feature in a released product. So, what I say here is even more likely to be wrong than normal. Elvis...
robgruen's WebLog
Near-Earth Asteroid visible with Binoculars
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over 9 years ago
by
robgruen
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For those of you living in the Southern Hemisphere, some parts of Europe and Asia : The LINEAR asteroid survey found an asteroid that is passing within 3.4 Earth diameters around 5:08PM EST . So, those of you with a nice pair of binoculars or a telescope...
Korby Parnell's Social Software Wunderkammer
Sipping from the Microsoft Firehose
Posted
over 9 years ago
by
MSDNArchive
5
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“Sipping from the Firehose” is Microspeak for, 'I have 111 documentation issues (ahem, bugs) to fix, program managers from three feature teams knocking down my door, seventy topics in tech review, another fifty in the queue, 950 topics from...
Bryan's Blog
You've just installed Reporting Services, now back up that encryption key!
Posted
over 9 years ago
by
Bryan Keller [MSFT]
3
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I presented some demos at this year's PASS (Professional Association of SQL Server) Community Summit on how to use the rskeymgmt utility in Reporting Services. This is a crucial tool and should be used after every Reporting Services installation. What...
One Louder
Inspiration
Posted
over 9 years ago
by
HeatherLeigh
3
Comments
So aside from all the marketing talk, I'll try to share a little bit about myself , what I like and what inspires me. So you can see the person behind the blog. “Inspiration” has been a theme for me the past couple of days. I got an e-mail...
Robert Horvick's Weblog
MSBuild Task Generator: Part 10. Generating properties and the OneOf constraint explained
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over 9 years ago
by
Robert Horvick
0
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Yesterday we generated the fields and initializers, so today let’s move on to the properties. Let’s quickly look at an example input: <? xml version = " 1.0 " encoding = " utf-8 " ?> < Tasks > < Task Namespace...
Franci Penov
PortReporter
Posted
over 9 years ago
by
Franci Penov
8
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Have you ever wanted to find out about any of the following: The ports that are used The processes that use the port Whether a process is a service The modules that a process loaded The user accounts that run a process Yes? Good....
Dariusz quatscht
More than 800x600 when running Linux in Virtual PC 2004
Posted
over 9 years ago
by
Dariusz Parys - Microsoft
22
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Virtual PC 2004 is meanwhile one of my favorite programs. Currently I test a lot of stuff with XP SP2 and latterly also Linux to showcase interop scenarios. One bad thing is that currently there are no Virtual PC Additions for Linux. 800 x 600 is the...
Microsoft InfoPath 2010
InfoPath Trick to Localize a form in a single view
Posted
over 9 years ago
by
infopath1
4
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TRICK: Localized form in a single view Applies to: Microsoft Office InfoPath 2003 SP1 Need the same form in many languages? Here’s a trick that’s easier than multiple views. Summary By taking advantage of new SP1 features, there’s a simple way to create...
PatHelland's WebLog
More travel, seeing the grandkids and not seeing the East Coast...
Posted
over 9 years ago
by
Pat Helland
4
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Well, I’m sitting on a plane from Washington DC to Orlando and it’s Wednesday evening, March 17 th . Had a great weekend! We (Michelle and I) arrived Friday afternoon to see our daughter and grandkids. Saturday was especially fun...
PatHelland's WebLog
SOA is like the Night Sky...
Posted
over 9 years ago
by
Pat Helland
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I frequently find that people have a different perspective of computing than I do. When I think about it, I am struck by the independence and separation that different systems (i.e. independent services) have from each other. In many ways, this reminds...
The Old New Thing
The car with no user-serviceable parts inside
Posted
over 9 years ago
by
Raymond Chen - MSFT
68
Comments
Engine? Sealed shut....
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