
I have been waiting for Windows Home Server since Microsoft announced the product. I have been anxious to download it through my MSDN subscription and test it out. As long time user, fan, and programmer of Microsoft technologies, I like to investigate their products so that I can recommend products to fill the needs of my clients, friends, and family.
Someone I work with was showing me his copy of Home Server, which he purchased. Very excited to test it for myself, I went out to MSDN, only to find that it is not available on MSDN. After a little searching, I found this blog that talks about why WHS is not available on MSDN.
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February 8, 2008
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Several months ago I was looking at the new .NET 3.0 features and decided to play around with them. Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) and Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) are fairly straight-forward. I really wanted to check out Cardspace, or Infocard.
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November 1, 2007
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.Net, .Net 3.0, .Net Dojo, ASP.NET, C#, Cardspace, Infocard, Information Card, Internet, Login, Microsoft, NetFx, NetFX3, Programming, Security, Technology, Web Development, Web Login |
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