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This is another way that Microsoft is doing a good job engaging its partners — and an indication that this will be a very big launch. Of course this isn’t recommended. | | But now that I have the beta, it is just begging me to install it...| | | |Tags: Microsoft, Vista | |
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So, no, there will not be a new CLR. | | Some people have complained that this introduces some confusion because the.NET product version number doesn’t match the CLR. This will save your ISVs some headache.| | | |Tags:.NET,.NET3.0, Microsoft, WinFx | |
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S. Somasegar has announced that WinFx was confusing and so they have renamed it to.NET 3.0. | | I’m indifferent or its good, wierd, or bad. What? | | Indifferent: It is just a name. | | Good: I like the idea that WinFx ==.NET 3.0. Is Microsoft saying that.NET 3.0 is the new Windows API?
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Here are three things I want the C# preprocessor to do. Of course, this means that I really want these for C# /.NET 1.1. You may think it already does this, but of course it does not. This is kind of obvious, but why do I have to define my own constant (as in the above example)?
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Last week I posted about some frustrating bug hunting : In fact, I still don?t know what the problem is, but I?m moving on for now (confident that this problem will resurface somewhere else). Tags:.NET, COM, Digipede, Server 2003, Software Development, Windows
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A lot has been said about Google complaining to the government about IE7 (from NYT ). Their complaining about the way search is handled in IE7 does seem disingenuous. They have a stockpile of goodwill and trust from people simply because they are not Microsoft.
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Read Google and the honeymoon (Links)
If you are like me, you use the Visual Studio Command Prompt frequently, because you need the environment that gets set up by the vcvarsall batch. If you don’t yet have a profile set up, then create the required directory (explanation of profile naming is here) :
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