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| Forum | Thread | Replies | Latest activity |
|---|---|---|---|
| Coffeehouse | C# and VB.NET don't play well together??? | 32 | Dec 07, 2006 at 11:14 AM |
| Coffeehouse | Say goodbye to PDF support in Office 2007 | 57 | Jun 02, 2006 at 1:16 PM |
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CRM 4.0 Overview with Phil Richardson
Nov 15, 2007 at 1:13 PMHere is the link to Philip's CRM blog: http://www.philiprichardson.org/blog/
Driver Development and Much More With Mike Calligaro
Dec 11, 2006 at 9:06 PMI agree with you, Rory, I never thought much about a driver's role in having to interpret complex or messy or inconsistent hardware signals and convert them into a consistent API for talking with the rest of the system.
Sounds pretty tough.
Jeff Henshaw and David Alles - Xbox 360 and Media Center: Living room of the future
Oct 19, 2005 at 9:39 PMI'm new to the DVR world, but I just got a Moxi with Moxi Mate installed (available through Charter in the St. Louis market).
The Moxi is a 160 GB DVR, and the Moxi Mate operation sounds a lot like how this video describes a "media extender".
The moxi with mate allows you to control/record from either TV, and play back from either unit. The current setup can't stream HD to the Mate unit, but an upgrade is planned for that functionality (for those lucky people with HDTVs in TWO rooms).
Basically I'm trying to say that this kind of multi-room setup is the only practical way to use a DVR. If the extender functionality of the XBox 360 works as described, its going to be a very popular unit.
Abolade Gbadegesin and team - Networking in Windows Vista
Sep 16, 2005 at 3:39 PMBill Hill - There is only one space after a period
Aug 15, 2004 at 2:24 PMUltimately, the goal is that students develop the ability to pattern-recognize words, but as that is developing, they need decoding skills to figure out words they don't already know.
Dean Hachamovitch - Do you have the hottest seat at Microsoft?
Aug 14, 2004 at 7:37 PMMy comments on browser tabs-- they solve two problems:
1: Grouping separate browser windows in a way that the user has control over.
2: Opening related links BEHIND the current browser window to read later.
#1 is probably a "bigger deal" from a software architecture standpoint, but #2 is the thing I like the most about browser tabs. Browsing down blogs.msdn.com, and opening up interesting links in new tabs lets me continue down the list as I go, with IE "open in new window", I have to minimize the newly opened window if I don't want to read it right away. Tabs really match the way I do my browsing.