December .NET User Group
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Lance Dunnehoo
Dec 2, 2008, 10:18:08 AM12/2/08
to Baton Rouge .NET Developers
location:
At Lamar Advertising
Wednesday, December 10, 2008
5:45 PM - 8:00 PM
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Sponsored by: Robert Half Technology
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Presenter
Kate Gregory
BIO:
Kate Gregory is the Microsoft Regional Director for Toronto, a Visual C
++ MVP, the author of over a dozen programming books, and a technical
speaker. In 1986, she founded Gregory Consulting with her partner,
Brian. Based in rural Ontario, Gregory Consulting provides consulting
and development services throughout North America, specializing in
software development with leading-edge technologies, integration
projects, and technology transfer. They also provide training,
mentoring, and technical writing services. Her current specialties
include C++ programming, migration to managed code, and Vista
development.
Topic
The Windows Vista Bridge: How Managed Code Developers Can Easily
Access Exciting New Vista Features
Accessing new Windows Vista features is a challenge from managed
(.NET) code. The level of interoperability required is out of reach
for many developers. The Vista Bridge is a sample library you can use
in your own projects today that provides access to new user interface
features as well as “behind the scenes” power features. Discover a
shortcut to Windows Vista for Microsoft Visual Basic and Visual C#
programmers and how you can get involved. This talk is freshly updated
for Tech Ed Europe where I will deliver it Nov 13th. I am using the
version of Vista Bridge delivered in the SDK for Windows 7 on the PDC
hard drive. I will be able to distribute this version to attendees.
Agenda
5:45 pm - 6:15 pm:
General Introduction/Food and Drinks
6:15 pm - 7:15 pm:
Kate will speak on The Windows Vista Bridge
7:20 pm - until:
Open forum for questions
Raffle and Giveaways
* Microsoft Expression Studio
* Infragistics Net Advantage 2008
* Visual Studio 2008 Standard Edition
* Several Books
At Lamar Advertising
Wednesday, December 10, 2008
5:45 PM - 8:00 PM
Download this event to your personal calendarAdd this event to your
personal calendar
Sponsored by: Robert Half Technology
http://www.brdnug.org/Images/INETASponsoredEvent.jpg
Presenter
Kate Gregory
BIO:
Kate Gregory is the Microsoft Regional Director for Toronto, a Visual C
++ MVP, the author of over a dozen programming books, and a technical
speaker. In 1986, she founded Gregory Consulting with her partner,
Brian. Based in rural Ontario, Gregory Consulting provides consulting
and development services throughout North America, specializing in
software development with leading-edge technologies, integration
projects, and technology transfer. They also provide training,
mentoring, and technical writing services. Her current specialties
include C++ programming, migration to managed code, and Vista
development.
Topic
The Windows Vista Bridge: How Managed Code Developers Can Easily
Access Exciting New Vista Features
Accessing new Windows Vista features is a challenge from managed
(.NET) code. The level of interoperability required is out of reach
for many developers. The Vista Bridge is a sample library you can use
in your own projects today that provides access to new user interface
features as well as “behind the scenes” power features. Discover a
shortcut to Windows Vista for Microsoft Visual Basic and Visual C#
programmers and how you can get involved. This talk is freshly updated
for Tech Ed Europe where I will deliver it Nov 13th. I am using the
version of Vista Bridge delivered in the SDK for Windows 7 on the PDC
hard drive. I will be able to distribute this version to attendees.
Agenda
5:45 pm - 6:15 pm:
General Introduction/Food and Drinks
6:15 pm - 7:15 pm:
Kate will speak on The Windows Vista Bridge
7:20 pm - until:
Open forum for questions
Raffle and Giveaways
* Microsoft Expression Studio
* Infragistics Net Advantage 2008
* Visual Studio 2008 Standard Edition
* Several Books
Lance Dunnehoo
Dec 9, 2008, 2:35:30 PM12/9/08
to Baton Rouge .NET Developers
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