Professional Windows Live Programming
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Published by:John Wiley & Sons Inc (US)
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Published:19/10/2007
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Price:$59.99
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- Windows Live is the collective name for a group of Microsoft tools whose services and user data are available anywhere-without ever having to install an application
- Windows Live currently consists of: Windows Live Mail, Windows Live Safety Center, Windows Live Favorites, Windows Live OneCare, Windows Live Messenger, Windows Live Search, and Windows Live Local
- Certified Microsoft Software Developer Jon Arking shares his experience in developing for Windows Live, and teaches readers how to build applications that embrace the Windows Live platform
- Packed with examples, this hands-on guide offers an insightful look at the tools and technologies behind Windows Live, using the MSN Activities APIs, building mapping applications with Virtual Earth APIs, and developing Gadgets for both online and Windows Vista
- Also examines integrating MSN Search capabilities as well as Live services into existing sites with Live custom domains
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Table of Contents
Introduction.
Chapter 1: Background of Windows Live.
Chapter 2: Knowing the Platforms and Services.
Chapter 3: Overview of Windows Live SDKs.
Chapter 4: Windows Live Search.
Chapter 5: Virtual Earth.
Chapter 6: Windows Live ID.
Chapter 7: Windows Live Expo.
Chapter 8: Windows Live Spaces.
Chapter 9: Windows Live Messenger.
Chapter 10: Windows Live Gadgets.
Chapter 11: Custom Domains.
Appendix A: HTML/DHTML Primer.
Appendix B: ASP.NET for Web Developers.
Appendix C: C# .NET for Web Developers.
Index.
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