March 2007 - Posts
There is a lot of interest from partners around Open XML, the new file format for Office System 2007, especially those partners that have ever tried to programmatically create or manipulate files - it was hard! its now a lot easier, and to help partners
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I admit, the "I'm a PC. I'm a Mac" skit with the Windows Vista security dialog box warnings was pretty funny (well done) and I laughed quite a bit - despite the fact that asking users if they want to run potentially dangerous software is generally a good
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Everyone on our team is thinking about SaaS and what it means to our partners. This is a particular area of interest for Eric , who has the architectural background and painful memories learning from the ASP-days to make sense of it all and ensure we're
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The Microsoft Developer and Platform Group will be hosting two half day technical sessions aimed at Microsoft partners, especially ISVs, focusing on Microsoft Office Open XML, the new document format for Microsoft Office 2007. Theses sessions will cover
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That's right - SaaS (Software as a Service) is not a software revolution. Someone from a large Internet company recently referred to Microsoft's software as "old school" because it runs on the desktop. Heck, even some of our own executives have implied
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If you are developing with Windows Presentation Foundation, check out our new series of screencasts and videos on Channel9, known as Real World WPF. The UK MCS User Experience Team and a number of UK partners have been working on WPF for over 12 months
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