Webcasts on ASP.NET 2.0, Windows XP and more...

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Webcasts on ASP.NET 2.0, Windows XP and more...
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Webcasts on ASP.NET 2.0 & BizTalk Server
Date
Topic
Aug 07, 2006
ASP.NET 2.0 and ATLASSpeaker: Praveen Srivatsa(RD MSDN, Microsoft India)
Aug 08, 2006
More on ATLASSpeaker: Vinod Unny(Managing Director of Enterprise InfoTech)
Aug 09, 2006
Going Deeper into ASP.NET 2.0 and ATLASSpeaker: Nahas Mohammed
Aug 10, 2006
Deploying Rules on BizTalk ServerSpeaker: Lakshmi Murthy(Senior Software Engineer, Hewlett Packard)
Aug 11, 2006
ASP.NET 2.0Speaker: Praburam(Sr. Faculty with STG International Ltd)

Webcasts on Windows XP
Date
Topic
Aug 14, 2006
Running your PC in language of your choice (Hindi, Tamil etc) using Windows XP and Windows XP Starter EditionSpeaker: Dr. V. K. Malhotra
Aug 15, 2006
Explore Windows XP Tablet PC FeaturesSpeaker: M Rajesh (Software Architect, 3i Infotech Ltd (formally known as ICICI Infotech Services Ltd))
Aug 16, 2006
Digital Entertainment on your PC using Windows XP MCESpeaker: Soumitra Sengupta (IT Pro Group Leader-Culminis)
Aug 17, 2006
Securing your PC using Windows XPSpeaker: Subratam Biswas (Microsoft Security Expert)
Aug 18, 2006
The Future: Windows Vista OverviewSpeaker: Dhaval Faria (Founder and MD for Hirdhav Software Pvt. Ltd.))

Webcasts on .NET 2.0
Date
Topic
Aug 21, 2006
What’s new in .NET Framework 2.0?Speaker: Janakiram (Developer Evangelist, Microsoft India)
Aug 22, 2006
Visual Studio 2005 – What’s New?Speaker: Janakiram (Developer Evangelist, Microsoft India)
Aug 23, 2006
Exploring ASP.NET 2.0Speaker: Janakiram (Developer Evangelist, Microsoft India)
Aug 24, 2006
Programming Windows Forms 2.0Speaker: Janakiram (Developer Evangelist, Microsoft India)
Aug 25, 2006
Securing .NET 2.0 ApplicationsSpeaker: Janakiram (Developer Evangelist, Microsoft India)



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