Craig McMurtry's WebLog
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- 152 from 16 Feb 2004 to 31 May 2017
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2017 1
2013 1
2012 1
2011 14
- Displaying a downloaded icon
- Working around a WebBrowser ActiveX control resize bug of which you may or may not have been aware
- Steve Jobs ...
- A Windows Communication Foundation JSONP Service
- Integrating a desktop application with Windows Live
- The Artificial Intelligence Oxymoron
- Two IE 9 Tips
- Re-discovering '1984'
- In-Process Transport for the Windows Communication Foundation
- Who's cryin'? Who's cryin' now?
- WeatherBug Live Tile is back ...
- WeatherBug Push/"Live Tile" Notification for Windows Phone has been broken for about a week now ...
- Selecting a Windows Phone device
- Controlling the orientation of a Windows Phone (Hacking the accelerometer)
2010 2
2009 1
2008 18
- Microsoft Identity Lifecycle Manager "2:" Careful of how you use those question-and-answer gates
- Body of Lies
- Microsoft Identity Lifecycle Manager "2:" Some definitions you may find useful
- A Fifteenth-Century Dilbert Cartoon
- Microsoft Identity Lifecycle Manager "2:" Why am I able to talk about it now?
- Microsoft Identity Lifecycle Manager "2:" The Policy User Interface
- "EasyCoded.com is a pathetic intellectual property-squat."
- Microsoft Identity Lifeycycle Manager "2:" Policies
- Microsoft Identity Lifecycle Manager "2:" Sets, the easy way
- Microsoft Identity Lifecycle Manager "2:" Here's what I'm talking about 2
- Microsoft Identity Lifecycle Manager "2:" Here's what I'm talking about
- Microsoft Identity Lifecycle Manager "2:" Sets
- Introducing Microsoft Identity Lifecycle Manager "2"
- LINQ don't stink
- Goldfrapp Rock!
- Getting SharePoint and Exchange Outlook Web Access to play nicely together
- So who knows what to believe?
- Real Convergence
2007 5
2006 27
- .NET 3.0 finally released.
- Identity and Access Webcast Series
- MIIS 2003 SP2 Early-Adopter Program Now Open!
- Announcing the Windows Communication Foundation Live Service Trace Viewer
- Goodies from TechReady 3 CON312 talk on extensibility
- Opening your existing Windows Presentation Foundation (Avalon) projects in the new July CTP
- Versioning Windows Communication Foundation Services
- Windows Communication Foundation Hands-On! All the June CTP updates in one download
- Check out this wicked *FREE* book of Visual Studio Tips n' Tricks!
- Fix for Intellisense and Refactoring for users of the LINQ May CTP
- What's new in the June CTP/RC1 release of the Windows Communication Foundation? -Reprise
- Dramatically reducing the latency of your initial call to a Windows Communication Foundation Service
- What's new in the June CTP/RC1 release of the Windows Communication Foundation?
- Windows Communication Foundation Hands-On June 2006 CTP/RC1 Updates: Chapter Ten
- Windows Communication Foundation Hands-On June 2006 CTP/RC1 Updates: Chapter Eleven
- Windows Communication Foundation Hands-On June 2006 CTP/RC1 Updates: Chapter Nine
- Windows Communication Foundation Hands-On June 2006 CTP/RC1 Updates: Chapter Thirteen
- Here, belatedly, are the slides on building manageable applications with the Windows Communication Foundation
- Windows Communication Foundation Hands-On June 2006 CTP/RC1 Updates: Chapter Eight
- Windows Communication Foundation Hands-On June 2006 CTP/RC1 Updates: Chapter Four
- Windows Communication Foundation Hands-On June 2006 CTP/RC1 Updates: Chapter Three
- Windows Communication Foundation Hands-On June 2006 CTP/RC1 Updates: Chapter Two
- Windows Communication Foundation Extensibility Points
- Xbox 360 Retail Store Inventory Tracker - Interlude
- The Economy of Identity
- Contract-First Development and Diagnosable Mental Disorders
- Windows Communication Foundation Hands-on!
2005 22
- PDC 2005: Building Manageable Applications with the Windows Communication Foundation I
- If you are a software vendor interested in adopting Indigo/the Windows Communication Foundation
- The Three Things to Do at PDC 2005
- State of Washington finally ships Indigo!
- New Research into Marketing Names
- The "Windows Communication Foundation" Name
- The Official Name for the Technology Code-Named "Indigo" ...
- Preparing for Indigo ... the complete essay
- What technology should I use today anticipating Indigo tomorrow?
- Indigo and Jini
- ASP.NET 2.0 #10: Top Five Reasons to Adore ASP.NET 2.0
- ASP.NET 2.0 #9: SQLCacheDependency
- ASP.NET 2.0 #8: WebPart Page Sample
- ASP.NET 2.0 #7: Data Access
- ASP.NET 2.0 #6: Personalization
- ASP.NET 2.0 #5: Security II: Windows Server 2003 Authorization Manager Role Provider
- ASP.NET 2.0 #4: Security I: AD/AM Membership Provider
- ASP.NET 2.0 #3: Navigation
- ASP.NET 2.0 #2: Master Pages
- ASP.NET 2.0 #1: Themes and Skins Sample
- Read about 64-bit Windows from the 64-bit Windows team!!!
- World's Coolest Tchotchkes?
2004 60
- 64-Bit Windows Part 11: Windows On Windows 64
- 64-Bit Windows: The Alienware has landed
- Response to John Cavnar-Johnson's comment on my objection to classifying message-queue based systems as being service-oriented
- 64-bit Windows - Part 10
- 64-bit Windows Part 9: Microsoft Operating Systems
- 64-Bit Windows Part 8: What is Microsoft doing about 64-bit personal computers
- 64-Bit Windows Part 7: Taking it Personally - Michael Dell, are you reading this?
- 64-Bit Windows Part 6: The Hardware Landscape
- 64-bit Windows Part 5: A Summary Comparison of the Two Species of 64-bit Processors
- 64-bit Windows Part 4: The x64 Standard
- 64-bit Windows Part 3: The Itanium Processor
- 64-bit Windows Part 2
- 64-Bit Windows Part 1
- Why most of what I read about service-oriented architecture annoys me - Part 9
- Why most of what I read about service-oriented architecture annoys me - Part 8
- Why most of what I read about service-oriented architecture annoys me - Part 7
- Why most of what I read about service-oriented architecture annoys me - Part 6
- Why most of what I read about service-oriented architecture annoys me - Part 5
- Why most of what I read about service-oriented architecture annoys me - Part 4
- Why most of what I read about service-oriented architecture annoys me - Part 3
- Why most of what I read about service-oriented architecture annoys me - Part 2
- Why most of what I read about service-oriented architecture annoys me - Part 1
- Application Security Series, Conclusion
- Application Security, Part 31
- Application Security, Part 30
- Application Security, Part 29
- Application Security, Part 28
- Application Security, Part 27
- Application Security, Part 26
- Application Security, Part 25
- Application Security, Part 24
- Application Security, Part 23
- Notes on Compact Framework Development
- Application Security, Part 21
- Application Security, Part 20
- Application Security, Part 19
- Application Security, Part 18
- Application Security, Part 17
- Application Security, Part 16
- Thanks to Ted Neward for kind words about the Application Security Series
- Application Security, Part 15
- Application Security, Part 14
- Application Security, Part 12
- Response to Darrell's question about ADAM and AD
- Application Security, Part 9
- Application Security, Part 11
- Application Security, Part 7
- Application Security, Part 10
- Application Security, Part 6
- Application Security, Part 8
- Application Security, Part 4
- Application Security, Part 5
- Application Security, Part 3
- Application Security, Part 2
- Application Security Part 1
- Message to attendees of the AD/AM, MIIS and Authorization TouchDown event, February 18th: updated with the location of the Webcast
- The Riddle of The Sphinx Part Three
- The Riddle of the Sphinx Part Two
- The Riddle of the Sphinx, Part One
- To blog or not to blog?