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  • Windows "Monad" Shell Beta 2 (for .NET Framework 2.0 RC/RTM) x86

    MSFN - Windows "Monad" Shell Beta 2 (for .NET Framework 2.0 RC/RTM) x86 Windows "Monad" Shell is a new interactive command-line and task-based scripting technology in Windows that enables administrators to more efficiently and securely automate and control system management tasks on both desktops and...
    Posted to Joseph Hinkle at MyITForum.com (Weblog) by jhinkle on 10-30-2005
    Filed under: Windows, Development

  • XPS - Microsoft's PDF killer

    Microsoft is taking on Adobe head-on with XPS, a new electronic paper format that is clearly targeted at Adobe’s PDF standard. It looks like Microsoft will be including creation support in the Office 12 applications with a viewer coming shortly thereafter. On Microsoft Publisher and more : Save...
    Posted to Joseph Hinkle at MyITForum.com (Weblog) by jhinkle on 10-30-2005
    Filed under: Windows, Development

  • Visual Studio 2005 Tools for Office

    Microsoft released the redistributable version of VSTO 2005 today. For those of you unaware of the technology, it allows developers to create Office documents that keep code and data seperate by interfacing with an external database. Its one of the technologies behind Microsoft’s smart client implementation...
    Posted to Joseph Hinkle at MyITForum.com (Weblog) by jhinkle on 10-27-2005
    Filed under: Windows, Development

  • A guided tour of the Microsoft Command Shell

    ArsTechnica posted a nice tour of MSH. It isn’t too in-depth, but its a good starting point for those of you who are interested. A guided tour of the Microsoft Command Shell : Page 1 This is a moderately technical overview and it contains content that may be difficult for nonprogrammers to grasp...
    Posted to Joseph Hinkle at MyITForum.com (Weblog) by jhinkle on 10-24-2005
    Filed under: Windows, Development

  • Monad to make a pre-Longhorn appearance

    From the link: Some called the arrival of Microsoft's command-line shell and scripting language, code-named Monad, the death of DOS after it was unveiled at the Professional Developers Conference in 2003. Now, the software giant is set to release its first operating system with Monad capabilities. While...
    Posted to Joseph Hinkle at MyITForum.com (Weblog) by jhinkle on 05-24-2005
    Filed under: Windows, Development

  • Security Briefs: Customizing GINA, Part 1 -- MSDN Magazine, May 2005

    This is an awesome article about the GINA, the dell that drives the winlogon process, and how it works. The coding side is in-depth if you want to know, but there is a lot of good general info on how it works too. From the link: GINA is the pluggable part of WinLogon that third parties may replace in...
    Posted to Joseph Hinkle at MyITForum.com (Weblog) by jhinkle on 04-27-2005
    Filed under: Windows, Development

  • Vista Roundtable Springboard Live #1

    In case you missed it, a Vista roundtable hosted by Mark Russinovich. I'm most of the way through it. It's good, but not terribly surprising. Still undecided about Windows Vista? Join Mark Russinovich and a panel of experts for a discussion on adopting Windows Vista into a desktop infrastructure...
    Posted to Joseph Hinkle at MyITForum.com (Weblog) by jhinkle on 05-05-2008
    Filed under: Windows, Development

  • Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 released

    I didn’t realize that the new version of the .NET framework also shipped today. Just something else to add to the pile of things I don’t have time to deploy! MSFN - Microsoft .NET Framework v2.0 Final
    Posted to Joseph Hinkle at MyITForum.com (Weblog) by jhinkle on 10-27-2005
    Filed under: Windows, Development
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