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Blog Post:
Coming soon: Win SDK for Windows 7 and .NET 4
Brian Cost
The upcoming Windows SDK for Windows 7 and .NET Framework 4 (WinSDK v7.1) is packed with new features supporting developers creating applications for Windows 7/Server 2008 R2 or targeting the .NET Framework 4. This SDK will be released soon after the RTM version of Visual Studio 2010 is released. ...
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6 Apr 2010
Blog Post:
Windows API Code Pack for Microsoft .NET Framework
Brian Cost
Excited about Windows 7 and would like to use new features from your managed application, but do not have a convenient way to do that? Always wanted to use many of the useful features from Windows Vista or older versions of Windows but could not do so because they were not available via .NET Framework...
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12 Jun 2009
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.NET Terrarium 2.0 source code now available!
Brian Cost
The Windows SDK team is happy to announce the availability of the source code for .NET Terrarium 2.0 on http://www.codeplex.com/terrarium2 . For those who are not familiar with Terrarium, I’ll provide a little history. It is a game that was created by members of the .NET Framework team in the .NET Framework...
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16 Jul 2008
Blog Post:
Released: Visual Studio 2008 with embedded Windows SDK Components
Brian Cost
I’m pleased to announce on behalf of the entire Windows SDK team, that we have released Windows SDK components with Visual Studio 2008 and .NET Framework 3.5 . Windows SDK components ship embedded into just about all of the Visual Studio 2008 versions. The Windows SDK team understands that developers...
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30 Nov 2007
Blog Post:
Windows SDK for Windows Server 2008 RC0
Brian Cost
The latest prerelease Windows SDK is now available for installation! This SDK release supports Windows Server 2008 RC0 and .NET Framework 3.5 Beta2 . The SDK is compatible with the RTM release of Visual Studio 2005 SP1; including Visual Studio Express Editions . In addition the SDK is shipping the...
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26 Sep 2007
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SDK Workaround: Samples Fail to Compile with Debug:Itanium error
Brian Cost
This workaround applies to: · The prerelease Windows SDK for Windows Server 2008 and .Net Framework 3.5 (RC0), September, 2007 · The prerelease Windows SDK for Windows Server 2008 and .Net Framework 3.5 (IDS04), July, 2007 · The Windows SDK Update for Windows Vista (RTM), March, 2007 Some...
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10 Sep 2007
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SDK Workaround: MSBuild Reports a Dependency on .NET Framework SDK 2.0
Brian Cost
This workaround applies to: · The prerelease Windows SDK for Windows Server 2008 and .Net Framework 3.5 (RC0), September, 2007 · The prerelease Windows SDK for Windows Server 2008 and .Net Framework 3.5 (IDS04), July, 2007 · The Windows SDK Update for Windows Vista (RTM), March, 2007 ...
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8 Sep 2007
Blog Post:
SDK Workaround: .Net Framework 3.5 is not in the Windows SDK path
Brian Cost
This workaround applies to: · The prerelease Windows SDK for Windows Server 2008 and .Net Framework 3.5 (RC0), September, 2007 · The prerelease Windows SDK for Windows Server 2008 and .Net Framework 3.5 (IDS04), July, 2007 The .Net Framework 3.5 is not in the Windows SDK path. If the ...
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2 Sep 2007
Blog Post:
SDK Workaround: Visual Studio 2005 is Required for .NET Compact Framework Development
Brian Cost
This workaround applies to: · The prerelease Windows SDK for Windows Server 2008 and .Net Framework 3.5 (RC0), September, 2007 · The prerelease Windows SDK for Windows Server 2008 and .Net Framework 3.5 (IDS04), July, 2007 · The Windows SDK Update for Windows Vista (RTM), March, 2007 ...
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2 Sep 2007
Blog Post:
New Windows SDK Available to Download
Brian Cost
It has been barely 3 months since we shipped the previous Windows SDK prerelease; and here we are today shipping another prerelease version of the Windows SDK . This SDK coincides with the release of Microsoft® Visual Studio® 2008 Beta2 and Microsoft® .NET Framework 3.5 Beta2 . If you want to be on the...
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30 Jul 2007
Blog Post:
What is .NET 3.5?
Brian Cost
This is a question we get quite frequently and so we thought we'd share a couple of blog posts by Microsoft Evangelist Daniel Moth. In the following post, Daniel hghlights what is new to .NET 3.5 (with links to further information about several new or updated assemblies) as well as the concept of...
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12 Jun 2007
Blog Post:
.NET Framework 3.5 Beta 1 on MS Download Center
Brian Cost
There's no longer a need to download the Visual Studio “Orcas” beta to get the .NET Framework 3.5 bits. The .NET Framework 3.5 Beta 1 is a preview release of the latest version of the .NET Framework and works with the Windows SDK for Windows Server code name “Longhorn” and .NET Framework 3.5 . .NET...
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9 May 2007
Blog Post:
New Windows SDK Available!
Brian Cost
Let me start off by introducing (or more precisely) re-introducing myself. My name is Barry Butterklee and as of the middle of March, I started a new role on the SDK team: Release PM for the Windows SDK for Windows Server code name “Longhorn” and .NET Framework 3.5 . Yes, the name of the SDK is quite...
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26 Apr 2007
Blog Post:
Troubleshooting sample building issues on X64, post 6
Brian Cost
Here's another tip for troubleshooting issues with Windows Vista SDK samples on X64. Some samples depend on the .NET Compact Framework, which is not included in the Windows SDK. The X86 version of the .NET Compact Framework 2.0 (SP2) has full support for 64-bit operating systems, including Windows Vista...
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25 Apr 2007
Blog Post:
Troubleshooting sample building issues on X64, post 4
Brian Cost
Here's another workaround for building Windows Vista SDK samples on X64. Look for my earlier workaround posts and keep checking for more. New to 64-bit programming? Matt Pietrek's MSDN Magazine article, " Everything You Need To Know To Start Programming 64-Bit Windows Systems " will help. 4. Error...
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23 Apr 2007
Blog Post:
Troubleshooting sample building issues on X64, post 1
Brian Cost
Are you having problems building some of the Windows Vista SDK samples on an X64 machine? This is the first of a series of posts with workarounds to get you building. I’ll be following up with more. Have you found workarounds to other issues? Share them here or email me. 1. Error that affects everyone...
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20 Apr 2007
Blog Post:
WPF in the Windows SDK
Brian Cost
Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF), one of the components of .NET Framework 3.0, is the newest presentation technology for the creation of next-generation Windows applications. XAML-based and graphics-oriented, WPF enables developers and designers to create rich and effective user experiences that...
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29 Jan 2007
Blog Post:
Finding WPF Samples in the SDK Docs
Brian Cost
When you click on a link to download one of the Windows Presentation Foundation Samples in the Windows SDK, you go to the Windows SDK .NET Framework 3.0 Samples page , where you can download all the .NET samples in bulk. This can be convenient, except that when you are looking at an individual sample...
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22 Jan 2007
Blog Post:
Windows SDK for Windows Vista is live
Brian Cost
It is with great pleasure that I announce that the Windows SDK for Windows Vista has been released to web. Update: A more recent Windows SDK is now available. Find out more here . You can always find the most recent SDK on the MSDN Windows SDK Developer Center . The Web Install: http://www.microsoft...
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8 Nov 2006
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