Kris' blog
 Wednesday, September 27, 2006
« .NET Framework 3.0 Development MSDN even... | Main | Another renaming for Atlas »
Four flavours in the Windows Vista UI

Thanks to Microsoft Watch, I found this blogpost that shows the different flavours of the Vista UI.

Vista
Email it! || Bookmark it! || Digg it! || Technorati || DotNetKicks
Wednesday, September 27, 2006 9:15:26 AM (GMT Standard Time, UTC+00:00)  #    Disclaimer  |  Comments [0]  |  Trackback Related posts:
Windows Vista SP1 released
Windows Vista Ultimate on a MacBook Pro with bootcamp
Powergadgets
Study at the university
Running VPC on Windows Vista
Vista cursors
Comments are closed.
Search
Archives
<November 2008>
SunMonTueWedThuFriSat
2627282930311
2345678
9101112131415
16171819202122
23242526272829
30123456

Feed your aggregator (RSS 2.0)

.NET 2.0 (6) .NET 3.0 (6) .NET 3.5 (4) .NET 4.0 (1) Telerik (1) AJAX Control Toolkit (2) Apple (2) Articles (1) ASP.NET (36) ASP.NET AJAX (14) Atlas (3) Controls (1) CSSAdapters (1) Grid controls (3) Page Life Cycle (1) User Controls (1) Award (1) Badminton (2) Belgium (1) Benchmark (1) Blogosphere (3) Books (10) Cassini (1) Channel 9 (2) Cheat sheets (2) Chopsticks (1) Chrome (1) CodePlex (2) Community (10) Community Day (2) Consultancy (1) CSS (2) dasBlog (7) Macros (3) DDD (1) Deepzoom (1) Design (2) Dev Days (3) DNN (1) Custom modules (1) Event (1) Excel (1) Expression (2) Firefox (2) Forums (7) Freelancing (1) Friends (2) Google (1) Hands-on labs (2) Hardware (2) Humor (1) IDesign (1) IE (6) IIS (3) InfoQ (1) Installation (1) Intellisense (1) iPod (1) Javascript (2) Jobs (1) jQuery (1) Jumpstyle (1) Kaxaml (1) Keyboard shortcuts (3) LEAP (1) Leopard (2) Links (31) LINQ (6) Live (4) Mac OSX (3) MacBook Pro (1) Magazine (2) Mashup (1) Media Player (1) Microsoft (15) MIX (1) MIX08 (1) MSDN (19) Music (4) MVC (2) MVP (7) MVP Summit (2) Namespaces (1) Office (8) PDF (2) Personal (28) Plugins (1) PnP (2) Podcast (2) PopFly (3) Poster (3) Powergadgets (1) Powershell (3) Presentation (5) Provider (1) Quickstarts (1) Review (1) Sample application (1) Scroll position (1) Search (3) Seattle (2) Security (6) Service pack (2) Sharepoint (2) Sidebar gadgets (4) Silverlight (17) SOA (2) Software (1) Source safe (1) SQL Server (9) Starter kit (1) Techdays (1) TechEd 2006 (3) Technical (2) TFS (1) Themes (1) Tools (15) Training kit (1) T-SQL (1) Tutorial (14) User group (1) VB.NET (2) VIP (1) Virtual PC (2) Vista (10) Visual Studio (19) Visug (8) VS.NET (7) WCF (7) WCS (4) Web 2.0 (4) Webcast (5) Webserver (1) WF (5) Whitepaper (1) Wiki (2) Windows (7) Windows Server 2008 (1) Vista (3) Work (1) WPF (8) WPF/e (1) XAML (1)

I'm an MVP since April 1st 2007
Moderator on the ASP.NET and Silverlight forums
Member of VISUG user group

On this page....
Navigation
Home
Categories
October, 2008 (2)
September, 2008 (4)
August, 2008 (5)
July, 2008 (1)
June, 2008 (7)
May, 2008 (4)
April, 2008 (7)
March, 2008 (10)
February, 2008 (5)
January, 2008 (3)
December, 2007 (14)
November, 2007 (14)
October, 2007 (6)
September, 2007 (3)
August, 2007 (6)
July, 2007 (7)
June, 2007 (7)
May, 2007 (17)
April, 2007 (14)
March, 2007 (8)
February, 2007 (12)
January, 2007 (8)
December, 2006 (7)
November, 2006 (7)
October, 2006 (12)
September, 2006 (11)
August, 2006 (9)
July, 2006 (14)
June, 2006 (26)
May, 2006 (4)
Blogroll
 Bilal Haidar
 Brad Abrams
 Christoph de Baene
 Gill Cleeren
 Kevin Jones
 Peter Kellner
 Scott Guthrie
 Scott Hanselman
 Veerle
About

Powered by: newtelligence dasBlog 1.9.6264.0

Disclaimer
The opinions expressed herein are my own personal opinions and do not represent my employer's view in anyway.

© Copyright 2008, Kris van der Mast

Send mail to the author(s) E-mail