Wednesday, April 26, 2005, 11 AM Central View here: Deploying Visual Basic 2005 Applications with ClickOnce Resources for after Wednesday's webcast Visit the ClickOnce Team Blog Using ClickOnce Check out the ClickOnce FAQ at windowsforms...

Q: In what file are the code snippets you create stored? A: Code snippets are actually stored individually as *.snippet files, making them easy to migrate between developers and machines. --------------------------------------------------------...

I saw this video at 2:25 AM on Wednesday morning and it spoke to me on so many levels, so I knew I had to share it with my small piece of the world http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7HS7D3LRDYw After-blog mint: Unfortunately, as Jim points out, it...

Wednesday, April 19, 2005, 11 AM Central Register here: Rapid Application Development for the Visual Basic 2005 Developer Resources for after today's webcast Review the Q&A from this webcast Visit the Visual Studio IDE Blog Writing...

I'm going out on a limb and trying something a bit radical. Those of you who know me are well aware that my title is Developer Community Champion. What you may not know is that is my public-facing title. Internally at Microsoft, I am known as a Developer...

At the end of my webcast on Data Access in Visual Basic 2005 , the conversation turned from DataSets and ADO.NET to Batman (and all of the lesser superheroes). I feel the need to reiterate that Batman is the ultimate superhero. Despite his deep psychological...

Wednesday, April 12, 2005, 11 AM Central Register here: Data Access with Visual Basic 2005 Resources for after today's webcast Visit the Data Access Team Blog Read about the Data Access Application Block in Enterprise Library 2.0 Can...

To continue the Visual Basic 2005 webcast series in May, we will be exploring tools and techniques for migrating your skills and applications to Visual Basic 2005... when it makes sense to do so. 5/3/2006 9:00 AM Pacific - Tools and Techniques for...

The Chicago Access Users Group (CAUG) has cordially invited me to present in April at their monthly meeting! See below for the details. The meeting is open to everybody - hope to see you there :-) Microsoft Office is more than a killer productivity...

During today's Language Enhancements webcast, I received a question about what's going on with Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) - we briefly touched upon VBA and some of the other Office automation/customization tools. To help you out, I did a little...

Wednesday, April 5, 2005, 11 AM Central Register here: New Language Features in Visual Basic 2005 Resources for after today's webcast Bookmark the Visual Basic Developer Center Visit the Visual Basic Team Blog Download the Microsoft...