Anith Gopal

本記事は、マイクロソフト本社の IE チームのブログ から記事を抜粋し、翻訳したものです。  【元記事】 Touch Input for IE10 and Metro style Apps (2011/9/21 5:00 AM ) 新しい入力デバイスとタッチ スクリーンの機能を効果的に取り入れているサイトでは、Web の対話性、面白さ、リアル感が一段とアップします。 Windows Developer Preview では、サイトやアプリケーションでのタッチ操作とペン入力がサポートされ、これにより開発者はタッチ機能を効果的に取り入れたサイトを作成したり、マルチタッチやジェスチャなどの最新の入力機能を備えた、斬新かつ強力なエクスペリエンスを構築できるようになりました。 実際の動作については、IE Test Drive サイトに新たに追加 (または更新) された Touch Effects 、 Lasso Birds 、 Flying Images などのデモでご確認いただけます。   マウス入力に影響しない、タッチ主導の入力処理 Windows 8 で提供される Metro…( read more )

«Возврат ссылок» является темой еще одного отличного вопроса на StackOverflow , которым я хочу поделиться со своей аудиторией.

Project Hawaii Releases Cloud Services SDK for Windows Phone 7 Beta The MRC Engineering team, in collaboration with the newly formed Microsoft Mobile Computing Research Center (MCRC), has released the fourth and final cloud service for Windows Phone 7 development: Optical Character Recognition (OCR).

Брайен Пик (Brian Peek) В прошлом году сотрудники Coding4Fun/Channel 9 попросили меня решить несколько задач для конференции MIX10 .

With Internet Explorer 9 Beta, you can pin a Web site to the Windows 7 taskbar the same way you pin Windows applications. Once pinned, you can launch Web sites directly—just like you launch other things in Windows 7

Подведены итоги конкурса на Software People. Денис Серов получил подписку MSDN Ultimate: Ну а я планирую посетить грандиозное мероприятие года “Платформа 2011”, где со мной можно будет встретиться на стойке “спроси эксперта”, посвящённой средствам разработки.

Properly collecting a User Mode memory dump is only the first step in uncovering the cause of a crash or hang.   The remainder of this post will assume that you have already configured WinDBG correctly and captured a memory dump using the techniques outlined in previous posts.   For the purpose of this posting we will assume the following scenario

No Assemblies Found Matching: assemblyname.dll   Have you ever run into an issue where you don’t seem to be able to get rid of that assembly in GAC no matter how many times you try to run GACUTIL or delete it from your Windows Explorer running as administrator?   It probably frustrates the heck out of you and in addition it messes up the working of your application

Hello, I’m Pat Brenner, a developer on the Visual C++ Libraries team.  I’ve noticed some posts on various forums lamenting the loss of the ActiveX Test Container application and I wanted to address those concerns. The ActiveX Text Container tool is still available as a sample in Visual Studio 2008 and Visual Studio 2010.  It is included in the Visual C++ samples ZIP file included with Visual Studio: ·          For VS2008, it’s in [Program Files]Microsoft Visual Studio 9.0Samples1033AllVCLanguageSamples.zip ·          For VS2010, it’s in [Program Files]Microsoft Visual Studio 10.0Samples1033VC2010Samples.zip The sample is named TSTCON and is in the C++MFCOLETstCon folder in the ZIP file.  You can build this sample and run it to test the functionality of your ActiveX controls. Note that there is a problem with the sample in Visual Studio 2008.  After building the application, running it will give an error message because “the application configuration is incorrect”.  To fix this, change the “Enable User Account Control” property on the Linker / Manifest File property page for the TCProps project to No (as in the screen shot below) and rebuild the solution.  You will need to do this for all configurations and platforms that you want to run.  Once you do so, the tool will run (in both Win32 and x64 configurations) without issue

In this article, Brian Peek will take you through his latest Coding4Fun application, TweeVo .

Keyboard Shortcut:  N/A Video:  N/A Menu Command:  N/A Need to open the folder one of your files is in?  Then Right-Click the File Tab and choose “Open Containing Folder”:   It will open up the location and you are ready to rock!

Keyboard Shortcut:  N/A Video:  N/A Menu Command:  N/A Got code you use all the time?  Have you been keeping a closet .txt file to get your code from?  Well it’s time to liberate yourself!  Start using the Toolbox for more than just controls.  When you are in the Editor the Toolbox looks like this: This is a vast expanse of opportunity!  Just select some text and drag it into the Toolbox and see the magic happen: Now you have code ready to go at anytime!  Just place the cursor where you want the code to go and double click on the item in your Toolbox:       You can also Click and Drag where you want the code to go:   There are a couple of extra things you can do as well: You can rename the code snippet to whatever you would like: You can also create additional tabs to organize the code snippets: