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Learn how you can use Microsoft ASP.NET 2.0 to create Web applications that target Microsoft Windows Mobile-based Pocket PCs, cell phones, and pagers from a single codebase. In this webcast we explain how to derive controls from existing controls, create composite controls, and build controls from scratch.

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Windows Communication Foundation (formerly code-named "Indigo") is a new breed of communications infrastructure built around the Web services architecture. Tune in and see how a message is conceived, formed, sent out over the network, received, processed, and, ultimately, destroyed.

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In this webcast we present advanced prescriptive guidance to secure servers and clients in medium-sized and enterprise environments. Get in-depth information on techniques for securing servers and watch as we demonstrate technologies and practices you can use to enhance security for local and remote clients.

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Learn how to use hardware and software firewalls for network and application filtering, and how to implement intrusion-detection mechanisms. This presentation shows you how technologies such as Microsoft Internet Security and Acceleration (ISA) Server 2004, Microsoft Windows Firewall, Internet Protocol Security, and network access quarantine can help you achieve a balance of access and security.

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A slow network is the most common onsite request and we explain the information you need to troubleshoot various types of network calls. Where do you tap in? How do you set up the analyzer to measure time properly? What do you look for at the packet level? This webcast takes you through several case studies of networks that would make many IT professionals consider getting a job as a lint-picker in a garment factory.

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Tune in for an overview of the tools used to create the Microsoft MechCommander 2 game, including the Microsoft XNA development platform components used by the MechCommander 2 build system. Find out what tools you need to extend MechCommander 2 and how to build new code and content using the build system.

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You can manage your Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Express Edition database using SQL Server Management Studio Express. Learn how to use the wizards, manage your database, view your data structures, and use built-in tools like the query optimizer to make your administrative tasks as easy and problem-free as possible.

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Learn how you can access data stored in Microsoft Pocket Outlook and use it in your own application. We specifically show how to access contact information in Pocket Outlook and how to update contact information from within our sample application.

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Microsoft Windows Rights Management Services (RMS) for the Microsoft Windows Server 2003 family of operating systems is a security technology that enables you to specify exactly who can open, read, copy, modify, or redistribute sensitive information. This webcast provides guidance and best practices that you can use to plan and implement your Windows RMS solution.

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Professor Mohan Sawhney, from the Kellogg School of Management, presents his agenda for reforming marketing. Hear best practices and actionable insights you can use to take marketing to the next level of effectiveness and influence in you organization.