Hey all,On June 4, 2009 I delivered part 1 of a 2 part TechNet Webcast Series on Windows Server 2008 R2. It was the first of a whole series of Windows Server 2008 R2 TechNet Webcasts. Lately, as you may know, I’ve also been recording the webcast demos as screencasts (See my recent set of … Continue reading Screencasts of Windows Server 2008 R2 Demos (Set 1 of 2)
Hey all,Last week I delivered a couple of TechNet Webcasts, the first of which was on Windows 7. It was the first of a whole series of Windows 7 TechNet Webcasts. Immediately prior to the delivery of the webcast, I recorded my demos. I’m finally done editing/rendering them, so I thought you might find them … Continue reading Screencasts of Windows 7 Demos
As promised, here are the “Best of Q&A” from the webcast I delivered on June 3, 2009, entitled "TechNet Webcast: Windows 7 Feature Overview (200)”A BIG THANK YOU to Dan Stolts and Matt Hester for assisting in answering questions during the webcast. This blog post is primarily a result of their efforts.Thanks for attending! ...and … Continue reading Best of Questions and Answers from TechNet Webcast: Windows 7 Feature Overview (200)
Just thought I’d share a cool/useful web resource. It’s a “video blog” (pronounced “vblog”, I presume) called “Talking About Windows”. http://www.talkingaboutwindows.comEver wonder about the details around the deep inner-workings of some of your favorite features in Windows? Want to hear about it from the guys and gals who actually created it? “Heck yeah!”Check it out. … Continue reading Talking About Windows
Here are some resources relating to webcast I delivered on March 20, 2009, entitled "TechNet Webcast: Road Map for the Future of Virtualization (Level 300)” This is part 19 of a 20 part series on the many aspects of virtualization. (Yung Chou blogged the entire schedule HERE).I also included links to resources that will help … Continue reading Resources and Q-A for TechNet Webcast: Road Map for the Future of Virtualization (Level 300)
“Isn’t that your favorite laptop you’ve ever had?”Yep. This is the model I have two of, that I use for work and for presentations (which are also work). Yes, it’s the best laptop I’ve ever used. You’ll have to pry mine from my cold, dead (or unemployed) hands. And you can win one if you … Continue reading Your chance to win a Lenovo T61p Laptop
“Better? How so?”Watch this screencast! John Baker (friend and coworker) has created and shared this screencast all about doing just that.http://silverlight.services.live.com/invoke/76781/Screencast1/iframe.html
Yung Chou is a friend and coworker of mine. The other day he made a new screencast available around the deployment of Microsoft Office Groove 2007. Check it out!http://silverlight.services.live.com/invoke/52963/GrooveDeploymentModels/iframe.html
RTW = Released to Web Internet Explorer 8 is taking browsing to a whole new level! ..and the release cycle has also reached a new level, with the release of Beta 2. My friend and coworker Matt “Mongo” Hester has been doing some excellent work on creating screencasts all about what’s new, cool, useful, and … Continue reading Breaking News: IE 8 Beta 2 is RTW
My teammate Matt “Mongo” Hester just posted a pretty cool demo screencast on the process of adding bits (in this case, the currently-in-beta next version of Internet Explorer) into an offline image of Windows Vista. Yes.. “offline” because it’s an installation of Vista that exists in a .wim file. So we’re applying IE 8 as … Continue reading Mongo-Cool Screencast on Slipstreaming IE 8 into a Windows Vista SP1 Image
Absolutely Full of I.T. 