Connected Show Podcast: Claudio Caldato on PHP & ADO.NET Data Services
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In this episode, Developer Evangelist Jim O'Neil, walks through a example of updating a legacy MDI application to take advantage of most of the features of the Windows 7 taskbar all the while maintaining backwards compatibility to Vista and XP. You'll
get a detailed look into using the managed code Windows API Code Pack to adapt your older applications to leverage jumplists, thumbnail previews, and thumbnail buttons.
Slides and source code for this session can be found at the Northeast corner of Code Gallery.
Slides and source code for this session can be found at the Northeast corner of Code Gallery.
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