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Windows Vista developers: What's behind the music?

Now that the coding of Windows Vista has been completed, the product has been handed off to our partners for them to ready drivers and applications that work with it, and the Marketing department is tasked with finding new and clever ways to sell it, you must be wondering:  what exactly is our development team up to?

 

Well, wonder no more.  A couple of them have taken some time out for a new pursuitsince releasing Windows Vista.  As this "rockumentary" series shows, these guys are pretty good.

 

(I guess that's what they mean when they say the dev team is now devoting itself to a little R & R -- rock-n-roll!)

 

Windows Vista Devs Rocking Out #1
Windows Vista Devs Rocking Out #1

 

Windows Vista Devs Rocking Out #2
Windows Vista Devs Rocking Out #2

 

Check it out ...

 


Comments

  1. Posted on: January 26, 2007 at 4:46PM  

    Well, good! I, for one, am glad to be using Vista! Some R&R, of whatever kind, is well deserved.

    After that, its time to get to the Ultimate Extras... :) How about some Aero enhancements that are so stunning that they require a discreet GPU rather than the underpowered integrated graphics that Aero had to be designed to support...

  2. Posted on: January 27, 2007 at 1:13PM  

    Hello All

    Am having a serious problem in using Outlook

    2003 API's with Windows Vista. Outlook API

    "GetActiveObject" is failing eventhough

    Outlook is already running.  More over When

    we launch outlook programatically using

    "ShellExecute" an instance is running in

    TaskManager after closing my application &

    Outlook.

    This happens in following scenario...

    Launching my application.

    Launch Outlook using my application.

    Use Outlook API to insert contact into

    Outlook.

    close my application.

    close Outlook.

    Now you can find Outlook instance running in

    the background.

    I have checked the same scenario with XP, it

    works fine.

    When I launch Outlook for the next time, it

    pops up the following error...

    "An extension failed to initialize. Can't

    open file: extend.dat.  The file may not

    exist, you may not have permission to open

    it, or it may be open in another program.

    Right-click the folder that contains the

    file, and then click Properties to check

    your permissions for the folder."

    Followed by a message says "unable to launch

    .pst......."

    Can anyone please help me out. Its very

    urgent.

    Thanks in Advance.

    Suyambu

  3. Posted on: January 28, 2007 at 12:39PM  

    hi, i am very excited about windows vista im talking about it all the time and stuff. I REALLY want to download some kind of beta or trial or RC. I was wondering if anybody can leave a link or something for me to download it from. Like an active link or something. And i was wondering that the testdrive the www.windowsvistatestdrive.com I go to it and everything is soooooo slow for me i was wondering if the real windows vista is that slow... and does ot make your games slow or faster and DirectX 10, do u have to have a DirectX 10 video card? thank you, Navid

  4. Posted on: January 28, 2007 at 11:12PM  

    Interesting, what is their favored DRM scheme?

    Since this little bit of marketing spin seems to be seeded throughout the videosphere am I to assume its not considered "premium content"

    Its also strange that my previous account appears invalid, I'm sure its just an oversight as opposed to retribution for predicting the backlash of Peter Gutmann's cost benefit analysis.

    Funny thing about repression of dissent, the more you choose to forcefully address it, the more of it there is.

    Can't wait for the album, is it really called Linux Sux? :p

    Vista delenda est

  5. Posted on: January 31, 2007 at 12:54PM  

    Hey "Nick White",thx for share

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    http://www.dl4all.com

  6. Posted on: May 30, 2007 at 3:32AM  

    Good work! Appreciate for Vista development team!