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Sound level is far too low on this vid.

My laptop can't amplify it enough to be understandable.

Pretty blurry on this one...

Well unfortunately this is useless to me as I don't run a team of dozens of developers so large that I need to spend time blueprinting procedures...

Spent 10 Mins waiting for it to buffer on an 8Mbit connection, then gave up.

I get the same thing Bas.


I remember an older version of media player (7 or 8 I think) had a command in the menu to 'commit' your data to the files, but that disappeared in subsequent versions.

I was pretty sure in the keynote, Jonathan stated it was written in C#, not C++.

So go read the news instead. This is a lighthearted look at the current events, and comes across well.

next time give Nathan a mic

Couldn't agree more with you iparag.

The one thing that could have save MS from this istuation of having a 200MB installer for the new apps was the client profile, but that one was a complete balls up.

If only they had done a little bit of user testing and feedback in the earlier stages, (especially here on C9 - a forum full of the target audience) they would have been told that it is of no use, as it targets only PC's with absolutely no net framework installed.