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Webcasts by Microsoft MVPs: July 24, 2006 - July 28, 2006

Date

Topic

July 24, 2006

Data integration in Excel (includes Office 2007) and how to incorporate it into your applications
Speaker: Nitin Paranjape
(Chairman & MD, Maestros Mediline Sys Ltd )

July 25, 2006

All about WCF “Indigo” Contracts
Speaker: Manoj Ganapathi
(Cognizant Technology Solutions)

July 26, 2006

Get the Power of Microsoft Atlas to your Web Application.
Speaker: Saurabh Verma
(Co-founder & Chief Software Architect of
"The Perfect Future")

July 27, 2006

Sharepoint Portal 2007 - Managing your portal with Site Content Types and Workflows
Speaker: Saurabh Verma
(Co-founder & Chief Software Architect of
"The Perfect Future")

July 28, 2006

WSS 3.0 Architecture and Enhancements
Speaker: Ashvini Shahane
(Member –Research Laboratory in Synergetics)

All about WPF: July 31, 2006 - Aug 04, 2006

Date

Topic

July 31, 2006

Introduction to WPF and Layout
Speaker: Tarun Anand (CEO, "The Perfect Future")

Aug 01, 2006

Introduction to WPF Controls
Speaker: Tarun Anand (CEO, "The Perfect Future")

Aug 02, 2006
Resources and styling
Speaker: Tarun Anand (CEO, "The Perfect Future")

Aug 03, 2006
Data Binding
Speaker: Tarun Anand (CEO, "The Perfect Future")

Aug 04, 2006

Graphics fundamentals and Animations with WPF
Speaker: Tarun Anand (CEO, "The Perfect Future")

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