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  • Wintellect Announces Silverlight Training for Developers & Designers
    Wintellect announces its Silverlight training offerings for developers and designers.
     
    Mastering Silverlight for Developers provides developers with the knowledge and skills they need to leverage Silverlight to its fullest, and it includes coverage of Microsoft’s Expression Studio, which provides the tool support needed to build great Silverlight UIs and, along with Silverlight, is a key component in Microsoft’s strategy to win the Web.
     
    Silverlight for Designers is intended for designers with a primary goal of easing the transition to Silverlight for Flash and Flex developers and designers, and also includes training on the use of Microsoft Expression Blend and Microsoft Expression Design.
     
    More information about the new Silverlight offerings can be found here.

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WinDBG 6.9.3.113 Released
Looks like the WinDBG team was busy over the weekend and posted a new build of WinDBG: 6.9.3.113. The big fixes look like squashed bugs and performance improvements in symbol server portions. I bet you could drop those DLLs into your Visual Studio directories and get the benefit there as well.
Posted by jrobbins on Mon, 05 May 2008 15:27:25 GMT
Silverlight Page Turning Made Simple
My latest Wicked Code column is now online at MSDN Magazine. Titled "Silverlight Page Turning Made Simple," it presents a Silverlight 1.0 framework for building slick page-turning applications. I mentioned the framework in an earlier blog post but didn't publish the source code because it needed to ...
Posted by jprosise on Mon, 05 May 2008 00:26:00 GMT
My Beef with Vista and IE
I have largely avoided problems with Vista by only running it on PCs on which it comes preinstalled. At least I avoided problems until a few weeks ago. With a total of five PCs and laptops now running Vista in my house, the constant avalanche of automatic updates seems to break something every day. ...
Posted by jprosise on Sun, 04 May 2008 23:33:00 GMT
 
 

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