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Visual Studio 2005 SDK - How to test an Interface from Visual Studio 2005 in less than 5 minutes

Posted: Jul 03, 2006 at 2:28 PM
By: ppelland
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This screencast will demonstrate how to learn or test an Interface from the Visual Studio 2005 platform in less than 5 minutes. The goal is to show an easy way to test something while you're learning. With this little trick it's really easy for instance to see what is the output of a method or what is the effect of changing a parameter.

We hope this will help and if you have suggestions please email me with topics that would interest you.

Patrice
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guercheLE guerchele

Jul 05, 2006 at 6:38 AM

Would you mind recording screencast at 800 x 600? It was almost impossible to see what's going on the screen.
ppelland

Jul 05, 2006 at 4:35 PM

I thought that's what I did... If you click on the full screen button it should be readable. Let me know. I'll double-check my production parameters.

Thanks
Patrice

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