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Some nice goodies from Microsoft!!

Microsoft Developer Information

·       Visual Studio 2005 Team Foundation Installation Guide The most current version of the Installation Guide for Visual Studio 2005 Team Foundation Server and Team Explorer.

·       Creating a Capital Expenditure Model with Visual Studio 2005 Tools for Office and Excel 2003 Using Visual Basic and C# Learn how to use Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 Tools for the Microsoft Office System to turn a Microsoft Office Excel 2003 worksheet into a complex capital budgeting application.

·       Visual Basic .NET 2003: A .NET Framework Tour The author takes you on a guided tour of the .NET Framework via Visual Basic .NET 2003 and shows how to do numerous common tasks.

·       Common ASP.NET 2.0 Conversion Issues and Solutions Looks at some of the common conversion issues developers may face when upgrading from ASP.NET 1.x to 2.0 and shows how to avoid and/or fix those issues.

·       Windows Vista Advances for Developers Windows Vista (formerly Windows code name "Longhorn") is a substantial advance in Windows, with significant innovations in the developer platform. Windows Vista makes it easier than ever before to build applications that are more secure, reliable, and manageable. Windows Vista also enables developers and designers to create user-experience breakthroughs that improve usability and enable greater relevance to the work users do.

·       Visual Studio 2005 Starter Kits A Starter Kit is essentially an enhanced project template that can be shared with other members of the community.