Ask The Experts! : KD Hallman
- Posted: Jan 10, 2007 at 1:37 AM
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This video is created for "Ask The Experts!" program on MSDN Online Japan with developer audience marketing team in Japan. I think the contents will be useful for all Office application developers in the world.
In this video, KD replyed to the questions for Visual Studio Tools for the Office system (VSTO), Visual Studio Tools for Applications (VSTA), and Visual Basic for Applications (VBA). I put all questions as superimposed text in Japanese and English in the video.
We gathered the questions from Japanese users and developers on the following web site.
https://www.microsoft.com/japan/MSDN/community/askexperts/default.aspx
Also, we published the same video with Japanese subtitles using SAMI technlogy onto the following URL.http://www.microsoft.com/japan/seminar/msdn/community/askexperts/kdh/play.aspx
The video length is 28 min. 50 sec.
このビデオは、"Ask The Experts!"の企画でデベロッパーオーディエンスマーケティングチームと一緒に作成したものです。Webで公募した質問から厳選し、マイクロソフトの担当者に問い合わせるというものです。
このビデオでは、ケーディー・ホールマンさんが、寄せられた質問に回答しています。
質問の内容はビデオ中に文字で表示されます。
日本語字幕つきのビデオは、次のアドレスでご覧いただけます。http://www.microsoft.com/japan/seminar/msdn/community/askexperts/kdh/play.aspx
なお、SAMI技術を利用して字幕を表示しています。
28分50秒のビデオです。
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