September 2005 - Posts
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…you hear a presenter say “In the past…er…I mean in the version that’s about to ship”
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One of the cool things about being an MVP is that I get invited to the annual MVP Summit. One of the bad things about being at the summit is that it is covered by an NDA agreement. Which means I don’t get the blog about anything that I’m seeing
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It looks like the version of Atlas that is capable of running with the VS 2005 release candidate is being...er...released. The link, from what I can see, is here or here . If it doesn't work, keep trying. The page has been alternating between available
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I had the opportunity earlier this week to listen on a MSDN chat covering the enhancements to C# that were unveiled at PDC. Listen being an imprecise term given that it was a chat, you understand. I had two main takeaways from the chat. First, there was
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One of the things that really turns my head when it comes to software is great customer service. I have been using a product called ClearContext for about six months now. It is a tool that allows you to prioritize the email that arrive in your Outlook
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There is no question that the XML column data type in SQL Server 2005 opens up a large number of interesting possibilities. Some that I’ve even been lucky enough to work on myself. In this particular instance, I needed to find out the schema against
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