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Jul 25, 2005
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Working with DataSets by Greg Osefo

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As part of the explore program, myself as well as the other VB Explorers have been developing an application to deploy onto the Pocket PC.  One of the necessary components of our application is to be able to store information that the user inputs as well as information tat is read off of the hard drive of the Pocket PC.  Our group origina...

Jul 22, 2005
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Battling Bugs: A Glimpse of “VB War” by Irene Fan

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Since the Whidbey product cycle is winding down, it’s time for “VB War” – the process of reviewing every bug and determining which ones are to be fixed. Each of us Visual Basic Explorers got the chance to experience it firsthand to get some idea of what such meetings are like. Microsoft has implemented “triage” a...

Jul 11, 2005
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Beginners coding in ASP.NET

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posted by Emily Yaich Hello everyone!  I am Emily Yaich and I am another one of the Microsoft Explorers working on the visual basic team.  I have been here since the second week in June, and I am loving every minute of it!  We haven't gotten into the heavy coding and testing of our app yet, which will be a challenge, but I am su...

Jul 11, 2005
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Working with the Screensaver Starter Kit (by Irene Fan)

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(posted by Irene Fan) Hi, I'm Irene and I'm an Exploring Microsoft intern in the Visual Basic group this summer along with Greg, Seth, and Emily. As VB Explorers, we spend eight weeks here in Redmond designing and coding an application to learn about the product development process firsthand; at the same time, we experience corporate life at Micro...

Jul 8, 2005
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Phlat! by Seth Capistron

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Hello World!  My name's Seth Capistron and I'm a new Explore Microsoft intern.  So far my time in Redmond has been really exciting and I'm looking forward to the rest of the summer.  For my first blog, I've decided to write about a recent talk I attended.Yesterday we went to a Microsoft Research Cool Talk on Phlat.  Phlat i...

Jul 8, 2005
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My First Database by Greg Osefo

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   Creating my first database was a very interesting experience because I really didn't know where to begin.  In a past internship I used Visual Studio for some web applications and managing data, but never had to actually create my own database.  This summer as an MS Explorer I added an extension to a BlackJack Starter Kit...

Jun 25, 2005
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New article on customizing My

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There's a new article up on MSDN by Joe Binder about customizing the My feature in VB 2005. It covers customizing existing features like My.User and My.Computer.Network. You can also learn how to extend the My namespace and add your own members.Check it out here.(Posted by Steven Lees)

Jun 13, 2005
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A new home for the data team (aka Steve Lasker)

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For those that have been following our team blog under the VB Team blog, we've moved to our new home @ http://blogs.msdn.com/smartclientdata/default.aspx.  Why did we move?  There were many of us that weren't that into blogging way back when.  One of our previous team members, Robert Green, set up a team blog that we could easily add...

Jun 8, 2005
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What is the Generic Bootstrapper?

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(by Adam Braden)Chris Smith, an SDET on the Deployment feature team, and been burrning up the blog-o-sphere with great information on the Generic Bootstrapper.  Check out his posts regarding a description of the bootstrapper, what is a homesite, how the bootstrapper resource strings are being sim-shipped allowing you to tar...

Jun 8, 2005
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Soma Blogs about Refactor!

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(posted by Adam Braden)In case you missed it, Soma blogged about our team's response to customer feedback by partnering with Developer Express to provide you all with a refactoring solution - Refactor!http://blogs.msdn.com/somasegar/archive/2005/06/03/424915.aspxIf you haven't seen it yet, it is a must to download.Enjoy,Adam BradenVisual ...