This is a developer reference poster for Microsoft Silverlight 1.1 Alpha
Microsoft Silverligh 1.1 Developer Reference Poster
Microsoft Silverligh 1.1 Developer Reference Poster
The Microsoft CRM 3.0 SDK is for developers, system customizers and report writers. It contains the following sections:
Server Programming Guide - A guide for developers writing server side code, custom business logic, integration modules, workflow assemblies and more. This guide provides an architectural overview of Microsoft CRM, the entity model, security model, Web services, and sample code.
Client Programming Guide - A guide for developers customizing the Web client or the Microsoft CRM client for Outlook, including scripting, integration of custom Web pages, and sample code.
ISV Programming Guide - A guide for independent software vendors (ISVs) developing installable add-ins for Microsoft CRM.
Report Writers Guide - A guide for developers writing reports for Microsoft CRM using Microsoft SQL Server Reporting Services Report Designer.
Microsoft CRM 3.0 SDK
Server Programming Guide - A guide for developers writing server side code, custom business logic, integration modules, workflow assemblies and more. This guide provides an architectural overview of Microsoft CRM, the entity model, security model, Web services, and sample code.
Client Programming Guide - A guide for developers customizing the Web client or the Microsoft CRM client for Outlook, including scripting, integration of custom Web pages, and sample code.
ISV Programming Guide - A guide for independent software vendors (ISVs) developing installable add-ins for Microsoft CRM.
Report Writers Guide - A guide for developers writing reports for Microsoft CRM using Microsoft SQL Server Reporting Services Report Designer.
Microsoft CRM 3.0 SDK
This paper defines the internal format of a Windows Imaging (WIM) file format. This information may be used to build .wim file creation or extraction tools, or other WIM-enabled applications.
Windows Imaging File Format (WIM)
Windows Imaging File Format (WIM)
The Windows Media Center Software Development Kit is designed to help developers create applications and software components that take advantage of features provided by Windows Media Center.
This release includes documentation, tools, sample code and Visual Studio 2005 project templates for the following Windows Media Center platform models:
Windows Media Center Presentation Layer Application (Local, Background and Web)
Hosted .NET Framework 3.0 eXtensible Application Markup Language Browser Application (XBAP)
Hosted HTML
Windows Media Center Software Development Kit 5.0
This release includes documentation, tools, sample code and Visual Studio 2005 project templates for the following Windows Media Center platform models:
Windows Media Center Presentation Layer Application (Local, Background and Web)
Hosted .NET Framework 3.0 eXtensible Application Markup Language Browser Application (XBAP)
Hosted HTML
Windows Media Center Software Development Kit 5.0
Download the product documentation for Forefront Client Security. Documentation includes guidelines and information from the Microsoft Forefront Client Security team, including deployment instructions and more.
The May 2007 release contains:
- Microsoft Forefront Client Security Getting Started Guide
- Microsoft Forefront Client Security Deployment Guide
- Microsoft Forefront Client Security Administrator's Guide
- Microsoft Forefront Client Security Performance and Scalability Guide
- Microsoft Forefront Client Security Disaster Recovery Guide
- Microsoft Forefront Client Security Security Guide
- Microsoft Forefront Client Security Troubleshooting Guide
- Microsoft Forefront Client Security Technical Reference Guide
Microsoft Forefront Client Security Product Documentation (May 2007)
The May 2007 release contains:
- Microsoft Forefront Client Security Getting Started Guide
- Microsoft Forefront Client Security Deployment Guide
- Microsoft Forefront Client Security Administrator's Guide
- Microsoft Forefront Client Security Performance and Scalability Guide
- Microsoft Forefront Client Security Disaster Recovery Guide
- Microsoft Forefront Client Security Security Guide
- Microsoft Forefront Client Security Troubleshooting Guide
- Microsoft Forefront Client Security Technical Reference Guide
Microsoft Forefront Client Security Product Documentation (May 2007)
Court rules in Microsoftâ€
s favor, confirms U.S. patent law should not apply beyond U.S. borders.
Microsoft Statement on U.S. Supreme Court Decision in AT&T Case
s favor, confirms U.S. patent law should not apply beyond U.S. borders.Microsoft Statement on U.S. Supreme Court Decision in AT&T Case
Microsoft Silverlight enhancements unveiled including support for .NET managed code and dynamic languages; provides developers and designers with a comprehensive solution for building and delivering Web, PC and device applications.
Microsoft Lights Way for Next-Generation Web Development and Design at MIX07
Microsoft Lights Way for Next-Generation Web Development and Design at MIX07
Action-sportswear company tackles manufacturing and distribution challenges with Microsoft business management tools designed for growing organizations.
Nixon Prepares for Prime Time With Microsoft Dynamics NAV
Nixon Prepares for Prime Time With Microsoft Dynamics NAV
Robust demand for Windows Vista and the 2007 Microsoft Office system drives 72% growth in earnings per share
Microsoft Reports Record Profits
Microsoft Reports Record Profits
Microsoft offers a rare glimpse of the future of technology.
Media Alert: Microsoft Research Tech Fair 2007
Media Alert: Microsoft Research Tech Fair 2007
Gallo collection is digitally distributed in the U.S. for the first time on Zune Marketplace.
Microsoft Announces Exclusive Zune Partnership With Gallo Music Group to Bring South African Music Collection to the U.S.
Microsoft Announces Exclusive Zune Partnership With Gallo Music Group to Bring South African Music Collection to the U.S.
Project Professional 2007 helps you stay informed and keep project teams aligned, as well as control project work, schedules, and finances. You can become more productive through integration with familiar Microsoft Office system programs, powerful reporting options, and guided planning, wizards, and templates.
Project Professional 2007 includes all the capabilities in Microsoft Office Project Standard 2007. Project Professional 2007 can be run either as a single-user solution or connected to Microsoft Office Project Server 2007, which then enables it to deliver enterprise project management capabilities.
More of the same content can be found at http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/project/HA101747981033.aspx
Note: The trial period for this product is 180 days. You can convert to a licensed installation at any time during the trial or after the trial has expired by entering the appropriate product key.
Project Professional 2007 Trial Version
Project Professional 2007 includes all the capabilities in Microsoft Office Project Standard 2007. Project Professional 2007 can be run either as a single-user solution or connected to Microsoft Office Project Server 2007, which then enables it to deliver enterprise project management capabilities.
More of the same content can be found at http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/project/HA101747981033.aspx
Note: The trial period for this product is 180 days. You can convert to a licensed installation at any time during the trial or after the trial has expired by entering the appropriate product key.
Project Professional 2007 Trial Version
Project Server 2007 and its clients enable you to effectively manage projects and resources across your organization. Microsoft designed Project Server 2007 for organizations needing strong team coordination, standardization in managing projects and programs, and centralized resource management. Project Server 2007 provides a central repository of information so that organizations can analyze, manage, and report across the enterprise.
For more information about Project Server 2007, refer to the site on Microsoft Office Online.
Note: The trial period for this product is 180 days. You can convert to a licensed installation at any time during the trial or after the trial has expired by entering the appropriate product key.
Project Server 2007 Trial Version
For more information about Project Server 2007, refer to the site on Microsoft Office Online.
Note: The trial period for this product is 180 days. You can convert to a licensed installation at any time during the trial or after the trial has expired by entering the appropriate product key.
Project Server 2007 Trial Version
Microsoft on Monday broadened the developer base and programming capabilities for Silverlight by adding dynamic language support to an alpha version of the browser plug-in technology.
Microsoft adds open-source twist to Silverlight
Microsoft adds open-source twist to Silverlight
The simulated soccer services implement a simulated soccer competition, using the RoboCup specifications for the field environment, plus automatic enforcement of RoboCup game play rules. The robotic players can be a variety of simulated entities ranging from articulated robots, to simple differential drive models.
Soccer Simulation for Microsoft Robotics Studio -- 1.5 (CTP May 2007)
Soccer Simulation for Microsoft Robotics Studio -- 1.5 (CTP May 2007)
The Sumo Competition Services provide a simulation environment which hosts sumo competitions as well as a sample sumo player service which can be used in the simulation environment and with physical robots.
The sumo competition takes place in a round ring. The inner part of the ring is a non-reflective black surface while the outer part of the ring is brightly colored and reflective. Two robots are placed within the ring and must remain within the ring. A match consists of three rounds which are each 60 seconds long. A round ends when one robot goes outside of the ring and a point is awarded to the other robot. The point is awarded even if the robot was not pushed out of the ring. The robot with the most points at the end of the match wins. If the round finishes with neither robot leaving the ring, no points are awarded.
The services are used with iRobot Create robots with an on-board CE computer and a mounted webcam. The robots have a differential drive which allows them to move forward or backward at any angle and also to swivel in place. The robots have left and right bumper sensors to sense contact with another robot and IR sensors on the bottom to detect a change in the IR reflectivity under the robot. The different reflectivity of the outer part of the ring allows the robots to sense when they are about to leave the ring.
Sumo Competition for Microsoft Robotics Studio 1.5 (CTP May 2007)
The sumo competition takes place in a round ring. The inner part of the ring is a non-reflective black surface while the outer part of the ring is brightly colored and reflective. Two robots are placed within the ring and must remain within the ring. A match consists of three rounds which are each 60 seconds long. A round ends when one robot goes outside of the ring and a point is awarded to the other robot. The point is awarded even if the robot was not pushed out of the ring. The robot with the most points at the end of the match wins. If the round finishes with neither robot leaving the ring, no points are awarded.
The services are used with iRobot Create robots with an on-board CE computer and a mounted webcam. The robots have a differential drive which allows them to move forward or backward at any angle and also to swivel in place. The robots have left and right bumper sensors to sense contact with another robot and IR sensors on the bottom to detect a change in the IR reflectivity under the robot. The different reflectivity of the outer part of the ring allows the robots to sense when they are about to leave the ring.
Sumo Competition for Microsoft Robotics Studio 1.5 (CTP May 2007)
The goal of the Microsoft Robotics Studio is to supply a software platform for the robotics community that can be used across a wide variety of hardware, applicable to a wide audience of users, and development of a wide variety of applications. As a platform, our intent is also to enable third parties to supply support for new hardware, technologies, and tools, just as Microsoft Windows provides a platform for others to bring their products and technologies to the community of PC users. So while we may populate our platform with some of our own contributions, those should not be considered exclusive to tools or libraries provided by other parties looking to provide interesting technologies for this platform.
The Microsoft Robotics Studio delivers three areas of software:
A scalable, extensible runtime architecture that can span a wide variety of hardware and devices. The programming interface can be used to address robots using 8-bit or 16-bit processors as well as 32-bit systems with multi-core processors and devices from simple touch sensors to laser distance finding devices.
A set of useful tools that make programming and debugging robot applications scenarios easier. These include a high quality visual simulation environment that uses the Ageia Technologies PhysX engine.
A set of useful technology libraries services and samples to help developers get started with writing robot applications.
Our development environment runs on the platforms listed in the section "System Requirements". It can be used to support robots that support these platforms as well as robots that can be remotely controlled from a PC running a supported platform. The remote control can for example be through a serial port, Bluetooth, RF or Wi-Fi. We provide information that can be used by hardware or software vendors to make their products compatible with our development platform.
Microsoft Robotics Studio 1.5 (CTP May 2007)
The Microsoft Robotics Studio delivers three areas of software:
A scalable, extensible runtime architecture that can span a wide variety of hardware and devices. The programming interface can be used to address robots using 8-bit or 16-bit processors as well as 32-bit systems with multi-core processors and devices from simple touch sensors to laser distance finding devices.
A set of useful tools that make programming and debugging robot applications scenarios easier. These include a high quality visual simulation environment that uses the Ageia Technologies PhysX engine.
A set of useful technology libraries services and samples to help developers get started with writing robot applications.
Our development environment runs on the platforms listed in the section "System Requirements". It can be used to support robots that support these platforms as well as robots that can be remotely controlled from a PC running a supported platform. The remote control can for example be through a serial port, Bluetooth, RF or Wi-Fi. We provide information that can be used by hardware or software vendors to make their products compatible with our development platform.
Microsoft Robotics Studio 1.5 (CTP May 2007)
The Microsoft Remote Tools Framework is a framework for developing remote tools, which are used to diagnose and test Windows Embedded CE-based and Windows Mobile devices from a desktop computer. The framework also includes a shell in which Remote Tools Framework plug-ins can be run. In addition, this package contains a pre-built host and device side
components, a set of sample projects that use the framework, and extensive how-to and API documentation. For complete details, please download the Readme.rtf file.
Microsoft Remote Tools Framework 1.00
components, a set of sample projects that use the framework, and extensive how-to and API documentation. For complete details, please download the Readme.rtf file.
Microsoft Remote Tools Framework 1.00
The Microsoft Silverlight 1.1 Alpha SDK contains documentation, samples, quickstarts and tools for developing Silverlight applications. Usage of the SDK is subject to the SDK License (included in the package).
Microsoft Silverlight 1.1 Alpha SDK
Microsoft Silverlight 1.1 Alpha SDK
The Microsoft ASP.NET Futures May 2007 release contains an early developer preview of features providing a wide range of new functionality for both ASP.NET and Silverlight. The functionality in the Futures release includes early experimental versions of features currently being considered for future versions of ASP.NET and the .NET Framework. The Futures releases assume prior knowledge of the core features of ASP.NET including the previous ASP.NET AJAX Futures January CTP.
Features in this release include ASP.NET Silverlight server controls, new functionality for ASP.NET AJAX Extensions, dynamic data controls, enhancements to dynamic languages, and more.
ASP.NET Futures May 2007
Features in this release include ASP.NET Silverlight server controls, new functionality for ASP.NET AJAX Extensions, dynamic data controls, enhancements to dynamic languages, and more.
ASP.NET Futures May 2007
