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It’s been an exciting week with all the recent announcements at PDC. Today, at PDC we announced the availability of our public Office 2010 and SharePoint 2010 Betas. Lots of developers from the community who have been monitoring the new developer investments on Office 2010 can start creating solutions with the latest features. You can find links to all our downloads here: Download the 2010 Betas Office Professional Plus 2010 Beta Word, Excel, PowerPoint, OneNote, Outlook, Access, Publisher, InfoPath, Communicator, SharePoint Workspace, and Office Web Apps. Project 2010 Beta Project Server 2010 Beta SharePoint Designer 2010 Beta (32-bit) SharePoint Designer 2010 Beta (64-bit) SharePoint Foundation 2010 Beta SharePoint Server 2010 Beta Visio 2010 Beta Visual Studio 2010 Beta 2 You can learn more about the benefits of Office 2010 by downloading the beta from www.microsoft.com/2010 Office 2010 Developer Content on MSDN Today, I am also happy to share the availability of our new Office 2010 developer pages on MSDN. We launched a few minutes ago a set of pages that provide Office 2010 developer learning resources including Channel 9 videos, developer references, articles, feeds to Office 2010 bloggers and community resources, and our very first three Office 2010 Visual How-to videos! Converting Word Documents to PDF Format on SharePoint Server 2010 with Word Services Programming with Slicers in Excel 2010 Creating Web Databases with Access 2010 and Access Services We will start publishing more Office 2010 VHTs soon. Office 2010 (Beta) Developer Center We have updated our Office 2010 (Beta) Developer Center with more community content and links to developer specific resources. We will add more links to content and videos as we continue publishing. Developing with Office 2010 Office 2010 Beta is a broadly extensible platform for building information worker productivity solutions and developing for Office with Visual Studio 2010 makes this easy. The following six key initiatives show you how to get started developing with Office 2010. 1 | Getting Started Developing with Office 2010 2 | Extending the Office 2010 Backstage View and Other UI 3 | Working with Office 2010 Data Through the File Formats and Office APIs 4 | Integrating External Data and SharePoint 2010 Platform Services in Office 2010 Solutions 5 | Creating Tracking Applications in Office 2010 and Publishing Them to SharePoint 2010 6 | Using Office 2010 APIs to Customize Application Behavior and Automate Tasks I’m still developing Office 2007 solutions. Where can I find the content? We have modified our home page so you can find your way to both Office 2007 and Office 2010 developer content. We have a commitment to continue delivering and helping you discover Office 2007 content. You should also check the Products tab to find your way to product and version specific developer content. Check back often the MSDN Office Developer Center for the latest updates on Office 2010 development and follow us on Twitter for the latest news and twits for new content and cool stories about Office 2010 and SharePoint 2010 development. I’d also like to suggest you all read David Hale’s great post on Developer Help Updates for Office 2010 Beta! What about SharePoint 2010 developer content? In case you missed it, you can find detailed information about our recent SharePoint Conference release here: SharePoint 2010 Developer Content Published Getting Started with SharePoint 2010 for Developers + New Office 2010 and SharePoint 2010 (Beta) Developer Centers First Look: SharePoint 2010 Developer Documentation Now Live on MSDN! Also, check back often the MSDN SharePoint Developer Center for the latest updates on SharePoint 2010 development. Happy coding!

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nnThis week Bytes by MSDN and TechZulu bring to you Jeffrey Palermo. Jeffrey Palermo is the CTO of Headspring Systems. Jeffrey specializes in Agile management coaching and helps companies double the productivity of software teams. He is instrumental in the Austin software community as a member of AgileAustin and a director of the Austin .NET User Group. Jeffrey has been recognized by Microsoft as a "Microsoft Most Valuable Professional" (MVP) for technical and...Read More: http://www.techzulu.com/domain-driven-design-extreme-programming-and-more-with-jeffrey-palermo.html By techzulunn Tags : Bytes, Jeffrey, MSDN, Microsoft, Palermo, TechZulu

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nnThis week Bytes by MSDN and TechZulu brings to you Tim Heuer. Tim Heuer is a program manager for Microsoft Silverlight. He helps build the worldwide Silverlight community and is very passionate about the platform and technology in general. Having over 13 years of experience with Microsoft Web technologies...Read More: http://www.techzulu.com/silverlight-twitter-search-and-more-with-tim-heuer.html By techzulunn Tags : Bytes, Heuer, MSDN, Microsoft, TechZulu, Tim

No great series is complete until the blooper reel is released. Well we got them for your viewing pleasure. Bytes by MSDN and TechZulu bring to you scenes...Read More: http://www.techzulu.com/bits-and-bites-of-msdn-bytes-aka-blooper-reel.html

In this video, Matt Hester demonstrates how Internet Explorer 8 uses cross document messaging over using IFRAMES for mashups to provide secure communication with more functionality and ease of use.

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In this video, Matt Hester showcases Internet Explorer 8 s built-in Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) filtering that will help limit the effectiveness of Type-1 or reflective XSS attacks.

In this video, Matt Hester demonstrates Internet Explorer 8 s improvements for the methods getAttribute and setAttribute over previous versions of Internet Explorer.

In this video, Matt Hester demonstrates Internet Explorer s 8 improvements of the getElementById method to return objects with a specified ID attribute from previous versions on Internet Explorer.

In this How-Do-I video, Lamees Ayman will show us how to export and import certificates.

Learn about the tools and resources available for developers on the MSDN Microsoft Dynamics AX Developer Center.

Visual Basic programmers will learn how to print forms using the PrintForm Component, which is part of the Visual Basic Power Packs. The PrintForm component enables easy printing of Windows Forms.

How Do I: Use LINQ to Sharepoint To Retreive Sharepoint Data?

his week Bytes by MSDN and TechZulu brings to you Tim Heuer. Tim Heuer is a program manager for Microsoft Silverlight. He helps build the worldwide Silverlight community and is very passionate about the platform and technology in general. Having over 13 years of experience with Microsoft Web technologies...Read More: http://www.techzulu.com/silverlight-twitter-search-and-more-with-tim-heuer.html

Thank you MSDN Code Camp for sponsoring Ignite Portland 5! This is their sponsor video. About Ignite MSDN Code Camphttp://pdx.techevents.info/codecamp/3/default.aspx About Ignite Portland 5 If you had five minutes on stage what would you say? What if you only got 20 slides and they rotated automatically after 15 seconds? Around the world geeks have been putting together Ignite nights to show their answers. For more information on Ignite Portland, please take a look at the Ignite Portland site.