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With the new job I'm moving my blog over to the MSDN site. The new URL is http://blogs.msdn.com/midunn I'll still be answering questions on these forums as much as I can.
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I'll be presenting at the Fox Valley .NET Users Group tonight. Details here... http://fvnug.wi-ineta.org/
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I've accepted a consulting position with Microsoft here in Minneapolis. I have very much enjoyed my time at Magenic, they have always treated me well and gave me a lot support in pursuing the Speech Server and UC work I enjoy. I have nothing but good
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I'm working with the RoundTable. We are using it to replace a Cisco Polycom speaker phone in a pilot program I'm working on. I like how it functions, but I'm a little disappointed. Only because I had higher expectations, with out looking into the product.
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I'll be co presenting a MSDN Webcast on Thursday November 29th with Mithun Dhar. This webcast will hopefully help you understand what APIs are available and what each of the APIs are used for. Here is the webcast information and the registration link.
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I received my MSDN subscription DVDs today, OCS 2007 was included in this months release as well as Speech Server on a seperate DVD! I didn't see Speech Server on the subscriber downloads yet, but I didn't look real hard, I'm expecting that it will be
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Some have asked if my book is available as an eBook, the answer is Yes. It's kind of hard to find but you can purchase it as an eBook directly from Apress at a steep discount. Save a few trees, think about getting an eBook instead. http://www.apress.com/book/view/1590599020
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http://www.crn.com/networking/202403532?pgno=1 Good interview with Bill Gates on where VoIP is going, at least the Microsoft vision. If you read it on page 3, you'll notice Bill Gates actually names Gold Systems! Microsoft has a ton of partners and I'm
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The first meeting for the Twin Cities XNA User Group is next on November 15th. For details check it out the site: http://www.twincitiesxnausergroup.com/
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The UCC API (Unified Communications Client API), formerly UCCP, is finally released! This differs from UCMA in that the UCC API is meant for client applications, such as building your own IM client and UCMA is meant for server side applications, such
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Q: Clear and Append or Set? statementActivity1.MainPrompt.ClearContent(); statementActivity1.MainPrompt.AppendText("This is a prompt"); or statementActivity1.MainPrompt.SetText("This is a prompt"); A: I've used both, and it doesn't make that big of a
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Monday night I was lucky enough to attend the Halo 3 Pre Launch party at the Minneapolis Microsoft Office. What a blast! Here is a photo of a couple of fellow Magenicons at Launch: (Hijacked from Jason's Blog ) One of our region's Developer Evangelist,
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For now I'm going to put questions for you to think about now and answer them in a later post. These are questions you should know and are really some best practice guidelines. Clear and Append or Set? statementActivity1.MainPrompt.ClearContent(); statementActivity1.MainPrompt.AppendText("This
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So I'm almost finished building the Robot and before I start writing code, I figure I should give this thing a name. I thought of names for awhile it came to me when I was speaking with some one about Magenic and how we refer to each other as Magenicons.
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Right now Magenic ( www.magenic.com ) is looking for more developers for most of our offices. Minneapolis, Chicago, Atlanta, San Francisco, and Boston. If you are a .NET Developer currently looking for work in any of these areas, shoot me an email. michaeldu@magenic.com
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