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2. Microsoft PowerPoint Helper
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Dynamically change your slides during PowerPoint presentation. This tool lets you zoom any portion of screen or scroll bottom part of screen to top so that your viewers on the back can view the whole screen. With this tool during presentation, you do not need to worry about if your slides are too crowded for viewers to read. Besides, you neednt to make separate slides to zoom up diagram, formula, picture and etc. while design.
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3. All about Microsoft .NET
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This programming tutorial covers the basics of Microsoft .NET environment and its architecture. It includes NET Implementations Common Language Runtime Framework Class Libraries Common Language Specification (CLS) .NET Framework Namespaces
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4. Microsoft Power Point Helper
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Dynamically change your slides during Point Power presentation. This tool lets you zoom any portion of screen or scroll bottom part of screen to top so that your viewers on the back can view the whole screen. With this tool during presentation, you do not need to worry about if your slides are too crowded for viewers to read. Besides, you neednt to make separate slides to zoom up diagram, formula, picture and etc. while design.
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5. Core JavaScript Referenceb (Microsoft HTML Help format)
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If you need JavaScript Reference 1.5 and want it easy to use every day try this chm version, easy to access contents, index and full text search (original html version by Netscape)
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6. Create Microsoft SQL database
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Functions include: -List all databases -Check if database exists -Create database -Check if database user exists -Create user
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7. Microsoft Analysis Services Training
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This free training covers all the topics you need to learn in order to become master in MSAS along with the screen shots and sample code with step by step instructions. Please visit the site for the details on the topcs covered. Introduction to Data Warehousing and OLAP, Introducing Data Warehousing, Introducing Analysis Manager Wizards, Understanding Analysis Services Architecture, Building Dimensions Using the Dimension Editor, Using Advanced Dimension Settings, Working with Cubes and Measures, Managing Storage and Optimization, Processing Dimensions and Cubes. Managing Partitions, Implementing Calculations Using MDX, Working with Virtual Cubes, Using Actions, Drillthrough and Writeback, and Implementing Security.
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8. Rearchitect Your Web Applications for Microsoft ASP.NET
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While ASP.NET 2.0 is completely backwards compatible with ASP.NET 1.1, its new features may require you to revise parts of your Web applications. This article provides a detailed analysis of how changes in ASP.NET 2.0 will influence your porting decisions.
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9. Creating Multilingual Web Sites with Microsoft CMS 2002
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This document describes alternative approaches in implementing multilingual Web sites with Microsoft?Content Management Server (MCMS) 2002. Included are discussions about business issues, site design, template creation, and other topics. Specific code examples are included to address common functional requirements in multilingual MCMS sites.
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10. hot to build custom toolbars, menus, and popups in Microsoft Access
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When developing Microsoft Access-based applications, youll often find the need to build custom toolbars, menus, and popups for the various application forms. In this article, youll learn how to build these for any Microsoft Access-based applications. The techniques, commands, and dialogs that youll see in this article are specific to the 2002 version of Microsoft Access, but are applicable with minor modifications to Microsoft Access 97, 2000, and 2005. This article assumes that you are already familiar with Microsoft Access, including creating and configuring forms, and then adding user interface controls to these forms. Its audience is the intermediate Microsoft Access developer.
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