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    Test IE mode in Microsoft Edge with Internet Explorer Driver

    In collaboration with our friends in the Selenium project, the Microsoft Edge team is excited to announce that you can now test Internet Explorer mode in Microsoft Edge with Internet Explorer Driver. With just a few changes to an existing test that runs against Internet Explorer, you can get...
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    New updates make Microsoft Edge your daily dashboard for work

    With Microsoft Edge, we are constantly striving to get you to the best of productivity and information. Over the last year and a half, we brought Office 365 content to your Microsoft Edge so that you can pick up work where you left off. Today, we're excited to add news and information from your...
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    E3 2017: Introducing Xbox One X, the world’s most powerful console

    Link Removed Xbox One X begins rolling out to all Xbox One markets starting Nov. 7. As the newest member of the Xbox One family of devices, Xbox One X will offer gamers premier console performance for $499 USD / 449 GBP / 499 EUR / 599 CAD/ 649 AUD and begins rolling out to all Xbox One...
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    Legacy web apps in the enterprise

    Migrating legacy web apps to modern standards can be both costly and time consuming. IT departments are generally cost centers, and it makes sense for enterprises to want to maximize the ROI on their existing LOB apps. Many of these sites may continue to exist without being upgraded for a while...
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    Windows 10 Tip: How to stream Xbox One games to your Windows 10 PC with Oculus Rift

    DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-html40/loose.dtd"> Starting today, Rift owners can now stream their Xbox One library to Rift with the new Xbox One Streaming to Oculus Rift app, including favorites like “Gears of War 4,” “Forza Horizon 3” and...
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    VIDEO Ping 245: E3 News, Halo HoloLens, DARPA's robots, ASL support | Ping!

    Welcome back to Ping! We talk about the return of robot combat return to television, we chat about a one-way ticket to Mars on the space desk, and more stories that 'softies are pinging each other about... Link Removed Link Removed (3D Printed Clothing)... Link Removed Ping Live (kind of ;)...
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    Windows 7 Auto corrected Shortcuts paths/Backward Compatibility with resource

    Say i changed the location of a Folder, whose short cut was there on my desktop.Is there any way the shortcut is auto Updated?:devil_smile: Yes..Window 7 Auto correct for Shortcut, it works for most, but for complex ones , specially in the case where my system was formatted (drive letters were...
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    Windows 8 The Best So Far

    Read Paul Thurrott's article today and have to say that it is the best article I have read to date regarding Windows 8. Not a defense or even truly an explanation of the OS but rather a pointed and succinct look at what is happening with respect to the broader technology industry and how and...
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    Will the Xbox 720 run Windows 8?

    There's a rumor going around that Windows 8 will support Xbox 360 games -- but it would be a lot more exciting if the next Xbox ran Windows 8! Source: Yahoo! News
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    More Details Emerge on Microsoft's Windows 8 ARM Plans

    Windows 8 will come in two major varieties: a "traditional" version with legacy application support, and an ARM version that will not support legacy applications. The Windows 8 traditional version will have a "Windows 7" mode for backwards compatibility. The news comes from Intel's Investor...
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    Intel Says No Legacy Software for ARM Windows 8, Suckers [Blip]

    Intel was quick to point out that the ARM version of Windows 8 won't have any backwards compatibility—"Our competitors will not be running legacy applications. Not now. Not ever." But the ol' friendly x86 version? You betcha! More*» Source: Yahoo! News
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    AMD to back USB 3.0 in its chips

    Advanced Micro Devices will support USB 3.0 in its chips, marking the first instance of a major PC processor supplier getting behind the standard. Intel has yet to support the high-speed interface. The USB Implementers Forum today announced that AMD will deliver the first chipsets to...
  13. Mike

    Adobe Flash vs. HTML5

    The following link will only work for browsers that support HTML5 and Flash. Currently, the only browser not in beta that supports this is Google Chrome. The test will not work with some browsers. What is HTML5? Hypertext Markup Language 5 is the next version of the HTML (web standard). Some...
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    Windows 7 Backward Compatibility Feature Update

    Link Removed - Invalid URL Microsoft has released an update to the backward compatibility feature in Windows 7 and in Windows Server 2008 R2 that increases the compatibility of programs in specific scenarios. We all know that the backward compatibility feature can set the dynamic context of...
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    Windows XP Mode In Home and Basic

    Windows XP Mode is a premium feature which is been offered only to Windows 7 Professional, Windows 7 Link Removedand Windows 7 Ultimate system. Windows XP Mode, essentially a virtual machine which runs fully functional and fully activated Windows XP SP3 operating system, provides a backward...
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    Windows 7 User Interface problem with new Taskbar

    The new taskbar has some great features, Aero Peek and Jump Lists are two things I really like. However, here is the big problem lets say I have a few chat windows open and they're all hidden behind another window (lets say Firefox) If someone sends me a message the chat icon flashes to...
  17. Matt

    Windows 7 Why the registry can't be changed

    http://shippingseven.blogspot.com/2008/01/registry.html to Read More Well, looks interesting to me. I would agree, this is part of why Windows cannot move quickly, because it has to be compatible with older versions of software, so they have to make it backward compatible.
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