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February 21, 2005 .net

The Convergence of Documents Media and Application

Ron DeSerranno, founder and CEO of Mobiform, a company that’s been busy building Avalon and XAML tools since the October 2003 PDC, is giving a talk on how “Avalon in conjunction with XAML will revolutionize the user experience on the web and in desktop applications. XAML and Avalon provide a powerful framework that can provide 2D and 3D graphics, fixed document format, animation and multimedia in a single markup language.”

The talk is at the TechVibes MASSIVE 2005 (clearly named by marketing folks : ), March 30th in Vancouver, BC. Drink a pint for me, eh? : )

February 18, 2005 .net

Building a Tabbed Browser with Windows Forms 2.0

Wei-Meng Lee shows you how to take advantage of the new web browser and control support in Windows Forms 2.0 to build a tabbed browser using Internet Explorer.
February 18, 2005 .net

What’s New in the VS05 Toolbox for Windows Apps

Dino Esposito takes you on "a whistle-stop tour of the new controls slated for Windows Forms 2.0 to make writing code more productive and pleasant than ever." Woo-Woo! : )
February 16, 2005 .net

Building Extensible Windows Forms Applications

February 16, 2005 .net

Windows Forms Threading Techniques

It seems that there are any number of ways to do multi-threading in Windows Forms. Here are some of the interesting techniques:

February 16, 2005 .net

Windows Metafile to Avalon XAML Conversion

Cristian Civera, a Microsoft .NET MVP, has posted a preview of a tool to convert Windows Enhanced Metafiles, an existing vector graphics file format, to XAML, Avalon’s new format for describing vector graphics (among other things). Thanks, Cristian!

February 16, 2005 .net

Joe’s Codeless Avalon XAML Samples Updated

Joe Marini, has updated his famous XAML-only Avalon samples for the Nov. 2004 CTP. Thanks, Joe!
February 14, 2005 .net

Fear, Uncertainty and Longhorn

Robert Scoble has some stuff to say about Avalon, Indigo, Longhorn and packaging. Enjoy.


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