AdamKinney

Ofice 2007 has new file formats for Word, Excel and Powerpoint, based on industry-standard ZIP and XML technologies.  These formats were getting a lot of attention at the Office Devcon, where Bill Gates announced the Open XML Formats Developer Group in his keynote presentation.  This…

And here are the official rules for the Custom "10" PC contest:PROGRAM DESCRIPTION: The Microsoft " Microsoft 10 " Contest (the "Contest") is a skill contest in which participants are asked to submit an entry utilizing the Microsoft 10 logo and submit in one of…

What do you want to see on 10? We've already gotten some great ideas but we'll dedicate this entry to your suggestions.  Fire away!

Here you will find news about 10.  News about the site itself regarding new features, bugs and different ways to use the site.  News on the cast and crew, possible content updates and events.  News on 10, your number one news source regarding news about 10.

The Clipster is a personal video recorder for video blogs like Channel 9 that we’ve integrated into our embedded media player.    How do I use it? It is so easy!  We’ve added a red record button to the embedded video player on Channel 9.   Select the red…

Tim Sneath shows how to build a basic RSS reader using Windows Presentation Foundation (formerly codenamed “Avalon”) in just 14 lines of code, using the data binding and XAML features that are central to this new technology.

In this screencast, Tim Sneath shows with a quick examples how the XAML feature of Windows Presentation Foundation (formerly codenamed “Avalon”) allows you to build UI that integrates 2D, media and text using an XML declarative language.

If you have been developing with ASP.Net you may have used some custom built page templating system.  Now in ASP.Net 2.0 the templating functionality is built in and its called Master Pages.  Thom Robbins provides a simple demonstration of what they look like in VS2005.…

Thom Robbins introduces us to the new Class Designer in VS2005.  Looks like someday you'll only need a TabletPC and an ink pen to "draw" your application.  Who needs a keyboard?

Thom Robbins shows off the new Data Source Configuration Wizard and how VS 2005 can get your datagrid connected faster than ever.  Notice the Object as a choice for data sources, good stuff!