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There's a lot more to Vista than the .NET 3.0 framework. The new OS offers interesting and useful new features for developers—and we've rounded them up for you. From new application types, to new OS-supported security, logging, and service-hosting features, explore Vista's bounty in this Special Report.
03/01/07
Microsoft's Common Log File System is an OS-supported logging framework that provides all the logging capabilities you need—and it's available via managed code and your favorite .NET language.
03/01/07
Vista's User Account Control (UAC) improves security, but making it work smoothly requires a little more developer work. Find out what you need to know to code Vista UAC-aware applications.
03/01/07
You're probably used to hosting WCF services with IIS, but Vista and IIS 7 provide a much more powerful and lighter-weight option that supports additional protocols besides HTTP.
03/01/07
Although simple Sidebar gadgets are "DHTML applets" with limited functionality, you can enhance them using .NET components exposed as ActiveX controls through COM Interop.
03/01/07
Vista's SideShow feature supports auxiliary screen devices that can run applications even when the main computer is turned off, letting users read news, play games, or check their email without powering up the main computer.
03/01/07
Lose your dependency on third-party search engines by integrating your applications with Vista's Windows Desktop Search.
03/01/07
PowerGadgets promises to put system and application monitoring at non-coding IT professionals' fingertips.
03/01/07
By adding OS-level support for RSS in Vista and making that support available to .NET developers, Microsoft has provided an easy way to build completely new classes of applications with little additional effort.
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