Extending Visual Studio 2005 Team System
Discussion on how Microsoft IT extended Visual Studio 2005 Team System to incorporate software development lifecycle methodology process by modifying the default process template.
Extending Visual Studio 2005 Team System
Extending Visual Studio 2005 Team System
Detailed discussion of Microsoft ITΓ’β¬
s Active Directory schema change management process.
Structured Active Directory Schema Management at Microsoft

Structured Active Directory Schema Management at Microsoft
Microsoft issues yet another revision to a critical security bulletin after some users complain of problems figuring out which patch to apply.
Patch Deployment Problems Haunt Microsoft Again
Patch Deployment Problems Haunt Microsoft Again
Deploying Large Scale Windows SharePoint Services Solutions
WSS Deployment and Customization Best Practices
WSS Deployment and Customization Best Practices
About 350 problems with Microsoft's technical documentation remained at the end of September, after a judge ordered the software company to share its proprietary communications protocols as part of an antitrust settlement in late 2002, according to a status report released Thursday.
Microsoft still working on technical docs
Microsoft still working on technical docs
Glitch is preventing some newer mobile devices from properly connecting to a PC.
Latest Windows Mobile devices out of sync
Latest Windows Mobile devices out of sync
This release provides developer sample applications in Microsoft Visual Basic and Microsoft Visual C# that use the ReportViewer controls for Microsoft Visual Studio 2005.
ReportViewer Samples for Visual Studio
ReportViewer Samples for Visual Studio
Print Management is a Microsoft Management Console (MMC) snap-in that enables you to install, view, and manage all of the printers in your organization from any computer running Windows Server 2003 R2.
Print Management Step-by-Step Guide
Print Management Step-by-Step Guide
Company creates $1.2 million fund for academic research that focuses on computing for people less familiar with technology and with little access.
Microsoft ponies up for academia
Microsoft ponies up for academia
Open-source backers are jubilant over Microsoft's three new Shared Source licenses, predicting that some of them may end up as OSI-certified. But Microsoft officials maintain that they have no near-term plans to go that route.
Microsoft: No Near-Term Plans to Seek Open-Source Licensing Approval
Microsoft: No Near-Term Plans to Seek Open-Source Licensing Approval
Microsoft's CEO touts "the greatest innovation pipeline we've ever had," while HP's Hurd plans to stick to the basics.
At Gartner gathering, Ballmer and Hurd look ahead
At Gartner gathering, Ballmer and Hurd look ahead
At the Gartner Symposium/ITxpo, the Redmond CEO mentions several upcoming releases as evidence of the company's efforts to compete; he also mentions Microsoft's plans for the search and virtualization software markets.
Ballmer: Microsoft's Priority Is Innovation
Ballmer: Microsoft's Priority Is Innovation
Microsoft Corp. Chief Executive Officer Steve Ballmer believes the company has ironed out all of the security problems in its forthcoming Windows Vista operating system so that users can consider adopting it the first day it is released. For the most part.
Ballmer eyes Linux, Google users for growth
Ballmer eyes Linux, Google users for growth
Accompanies the MED303 Migrate EVC App Visual Studio 2005 lab
MED303 Migrate EVC App Visual Studio 2005
MED303 Migrate EVC App Visual Studio 2005
This article, part of the series describing the ASP.NET 2.0 Provider Model, serves as a guide for writing provider-based services of your own.
ASP.NET 2.0 Provider Model: Custom Provider-Based Services
ASP.NET 2.0 Provider Model: Custom Provider-Based Services
In this webcast, we talk about how to customize Team System to manage and facilitate communications for your organization.
MSDN Webcast: Managing Requirements with Visual Studio 2005 Team Foundation Server
MSDN Webcast: Managing Requirements with Visual Studio 2005 Team Foundation Server
Introductory article in a series that explains that in ASP.NET 2.0 a provider is a software module that provides a uniform interface between a service and a data source.
ASP.NET 2.0 Provider Model: Introduction to the Provider Model
ASP.NET 2.0 Provider Model: Introduction to the Provider Model
Explains how session state providers provide the interface between ASP.NET session state and session state data sources.
ASP.NET 2.0 Provider Model: Session State Providers
ASP.NET 2.0 Provider Model: Session State Providers
This series of articles will look at creating ASP.NET controls. In this first article, Dino looks at deriving from the existing controls, and modifying their behavior.
Crash Course on Control Development: Deriving New Controls from Existing Classes
Crash Course on Control Development: Deriving New Controls from Existing Classes