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WebReference Update: December 3, 2007
New this week on WebReference.com and the Web:
FEATURE: Getting Started with SilverlightFEATURE: Inside Camtasia Studio 5: Part 3
OTHER VOICES:
- Installing SQL Server 2008
- Photoshop Fundamentals: The Clone Stamp Tool
- .NET Tip: Display All Fields and Properties of an Object8
- What's In A Name? Silverlight 1.1 Becomes 2.0
- Firefox Breaks Web Canvas
- Mozilla Scoffs at Vulnerability Study
FEATURE: Getting Started with Silverlight
Despite the options available with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, accommodating their differences can be maddening. Enter Silverlight, a plug-in for multiple Web browsers on multiple platforms that makes it easier to create rich content.
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FEATURE: Inside Camtasia Studio 5: Part 3
This installment looks at more of the improvements made in Camtasia Studio 5. Specifically, it takes a look at clips, stability improvements, changes in frames per second (fps) for better editing, editing procedures, working with callouts and new transition options.
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OTHER VOICES
- Installing SQL Server 2008
This article highlights the steps involved to install SQL Server 2008.
Database Journal - Photoshop Fundamentals: The Clone Stamp Tool
Philip Andrews walks readers through the essentials of this image retouching tool, with emphasis on the new features in CS3.
Graphics.com - .NET Tip: Display All Fields and Properties of an Object8
Learn how to display all of the fields and properties of any object. By using a little reflection, you can expose the internals of your objects.Q
Developer.com
NET NEWS
- What's In A Name? Silverlight 1.1 Becomes 2.0
Microsoft renumbers the next release of its Silverlight media platform to reflect the importance of the updates it will contain.
internetnews, November 30, 2007 - Firefox Breaks Web Canvas
Running the latest Firefox release and sites aren't working? You're not alone as Mozilla rushes to patch the buggy release.
internetnews, November 30, 2007 - Mozilla Scoffs at Vulnerability Study
A report by Microsoft security researcher Jeff Jones has thrown down the gauntlet by releasing a report that challenges the assumption that Firefox is inherently more secure than Internet Explorer. Mozilla takes issue with Jones' methodology and Microsoft's lack of transparency.
Ars Technica, December 3, 2007
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Lee Underwood
Newsletter Editor, WebReference.com
lunderwood(at)jupitermedia.com
Created: December 3, 2007
URL: http://www.webreference.com/new/071203.html
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