Tuesday, December 13, 2005 - Posts

Sharepoint Presentation

We will be having an in depth technical presentation on Sharepoint at Microsoft Corporation's  NYC Office.  Michael McCabe and  Dennis Messina from Microsoft will be on hand to present and answer questions. This is a great chance to get your Sharepoint questions out on the table. Please register here.

Also, there will be a PowerPoint presentation by Michael Klein (Co-author of SBS 2003 Advanced Best Practices) on "what's new" in the small business channel... this presentation is chock full usefull information for those of you who make your living installing  and maintaining SBS 2003 and related technologies.

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posted Tuesday, December 13, 2005 10:55 PM by paul with 0 Comments

MSDN Event Bloggers

Have you been over to the MSDN Event Bloggers site yet?  It's a great blog aggregator for those of you interested in Microsoft developer technologies and a good place to find new blogs to read. I hope by now you have experenced a MSDN webcast, all this month I have been featuring ads for MSDN and TechNet webcasts.

You can also add your blog to the MSDN Events Bloggers site, who knows you just might win a wireless mouse if you have the most hits in any given month!

November MSDNEventsBloggers Wireless Mouse Contest Winner

Congratulations to Paul Mooney! Paul's post got 87 hits and he is the November winner of the Wireless mouse. Do you want one of the coveted wireless mice? Sign up at MSDNEventsBloggers.net (if you haven't already ;) ) and start posting. Each month the post with the most hits wins! Read Paul's winning post here...

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Deploy secure Smart Client apps. Learn how on MSDN's Smart Client Virtual Labs.

Preview the new Visual Studio 2005. Step into the Visual Studio 2005 Virtual Labs for Free.

posted Tuesday, December 13, 2005 2:16 PM by paul with 0 Comments