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Slides from Silverlight for Business Applications Webcast

Pete Brown - 20 March 2008

Thanks to everyone who attended Wednesday's webcast.

In the past, I've used slideshare for uploading slides, but if you use non-standard fonts, the processing munges it. This time, I've posted PDF and XPS versions of the slides. The XPS version is a bit larger, but has better fidelity.

Slides in XPS Format

Slides in PDF Format

The slides also include the eye chart at the end which compares some high-level capabilities of Silverlight 1.0/2, WPF desktop, WPF xbap and AJAX.

There have been a number of questions since that webcast, I'll address them in upcoming blog postings. If you have questions related to the webcast, feel free to post them as comments to this post.

     
posted by Pete Brown on Thursday, March 20, 2008
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