What's new with BizTalk Server?
Author: Richard Hundhausen
I just wanted to blog a couple of things here:
The future of BizTalk (read: updated roadmap) is available here BizTalk Server 2006 R2 will launch in September of this year (read more here) Microsoft …
Read more →Visual Studio 2008 Beta 2 - Available for Download
Nice work Microsoft. The download page just came online today. You can download Installation Disc Images, VPC Images, or Express Editions.
There’s even a link to download the .NET Framework 3.5 …
Read more →Next Ask an Expert Public Chat - August 23rd
The next Ask An Expert Live Chat is scheduled for Thursday, August 23, 2007. Join Microsoft MVPs, ASP Insiders, Regional Directors, and other industry experts - all on hand to …
Read more →Visual Studio 2008 Beta 2 - Available for Download!
Nice work Microsoft. The download page just came online today. You can download Installation Disc Images, VPC Images, or Express Editions.
There's even a link to download the .NET Framework 3.5 Beta 2 …
Read more →See you at Interface '07 in Boise
Next week, August 2nd, hundreds of middle and senior-level IT Managers from SMB, corporate, academic and government organizations as well as line of business managers will be attending the 1-day …
Read more →Using Project to enter "Resources"
Don’t get me started on Project… OK. Get me started… I hate how MS Project refers to People, your TEAM, as “Resources”. :-( However, I’ll keep my mouth shut, …
Read more →Donate your used computers to Computer for Kids (Boise)
Computers for Kids is currently accepting computers (both working and non-working units) for refurbishment and distribution to K-14 in Idaho. Donations are tax deductible.
Computers for Kids is a …
Read more →Is there water under your house?
This post is a bit off-topic from the usual techno-geek stuff I blog, but for the last two weeks the fine folks from D&R Residential Drainage Systems have been under our house installing a system …
Read more →Control PowerPoint with your Wii Remote
I can appreciate a fusion of technologies as much as the next guy, but this is a real head-scratcher.
Check out the Wii Key project, which uses a Wii Remote to handle the basic slideshow operations.
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