Jason Nadal

I'm trying to install longhorn, but I'm still stuck staring at the ISO.  It turns out that the file's too big for a CD, but not formatted as a DVD ISO that Nero can recognize.  I'd love to be able to make a bootable DVD of it, but I can't seem to force Nero to do what I say.

Via Jon Galloway:
"Document Examiner is Right-click addin for IE that allows browsing the DOM and updating it on the fly."
This is the easiest way to see the results of changes in CSS files with aspx pages, in my opinion. It beats making change by change and rerunning the page! **Finally hit the 100 post mark!**

The Online Longhorn SDK now sports a shiny new "Build: Developer Preview 7.2" label in the upper right corner, which may spell updated docs either right now or in the short-term future. At a cursory glance, however, the MSAvalon namespaces are still in the online docs, and the Speech docs are still sparse.

Chris Sells has posted a pre-emptive strike answering many of the questions of us non-WinHEC attendees in his latest post. A new build of Longhorn was released to attendees and will be was made available (at about 4pm EST on 5/6/04) to developers via MSDN “Real Soon Now“. The build is labeled M7.2 (Milestone 7.2, I imagine), and will have some of the swapped out namespaces (namely MSAvalon, though there may be others). 

While I have faith that a large percentage of the developer community as a whole back up their work machines, or at least the code / content portion of their data, I wonder just how many expend that same effort into their home PC's.  This follows that same adage of the carpenter who takes home the mistake pieces, but sells their quality work.  Today I'm going to reinstall all of my software again onto my HP iPaq 5455. 

I really wish someone could explain to me how, in javascript, the following calculation happens:

For those of us wondering just what was revealed about certain technologies at the MVP summit (in this case, windows mobile), PocketPC thoughts gives this article:

So, while I was scanning throught the Longhorn SDK, I came across a rather interesting gem of a control: the RepeatButton. This control shares a parent, ButtonBase, with it's siblings, Button, CheckBox, HyperLink, and RadioButton.