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NET Framework version penetration?

NET Framework version penetration?

By Armand Niculescu on August 13, 2007

One of the things I’ve always loved about Flash was the transparency regarding the player version penetration, adoption rates, geographical data and so on. The way we could relatively easy decide what Flash version to target, e.g. “should we use AS3/Flash9 for this project considering that it’ll be completed in 4 months?” Is there something [...]

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Microsoft Photosynth

Microsoft Photosynth

By Armand Niculescu on June 7, 2007

When it comes to Microsoft, people become very vocal. However, unlike Silverlight, Photosynth is the kind of innovative technology that has the potential to change the web.

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Adobe Flex-ing their muscles at Microsoft

Adobe Flex-ing their muscles at Microsoft

By Armand Niculescu on April 26, 2007

By now, it’s everywhere in the news: Flex SDK, along with the related technologies, is going open source! This includes everything needed to build Flex applications, including the core libraries and components from the SDK (which were already free), the source code for the ActionScript and MXML compilers, and the ActionScript debugger. Moreover, Adobe will [...]

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Reporting Services: Sharing Data Among Subreports

Reporting Services: Sharing Data Among Subreports

By Sanda Borlea on June 22, 2006

In case of a master report containing various subreports it is sometimes very useful to have a field containing the common information for all or some of the other reports. I encountered this problem when making visible or invisible images in the report based on a specific group of products. The solution I have found [...]

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Posted in .NET | Tagged microsoft, reporting services

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