Emmanuel's Screencasts

Last week (10/2008), I attended the Microsoft Professional Developers Conference (PDC) in Los Angeles, California.  Today, I gave an overview of some of the technologies and applications that Microsoft announced at the PDC. 

Windows 7, the next version of Windows (after Vista) due in 2009 was
announced at the Microsoft Professional Developers Conference 2008

In this screencast you'll learn about Windows Azure, Windows 7 (the version coming up after Windows Vista), Office 14 on the Web, Visual Studio 2010, the .NET Framework 4.0 and more. 

See below for the screencast, links and more information.

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Lately, there has been a lot of talk in the industry on “cloud computing”, a paradigm in which information is permanently stored in servers on the Internet and cached temporarily on clients that include desktops, entertainment centers, table computers, notebooks, wall computers, handhelds, etc… 

Your documents, pictures, music and portable applications on Microsoft Live mesh: that's "Cloud Computing" today, not tomorrow.  Watch the screencast below to learn how to use these technologies.

Very recently a few services and applications became available that gave Emmanuel a few ideas.  In this session, Emmanuel will share these ideas with you, showing you how the “Cloud” can be used today  – allowing you to access your data and many applications on any Windows desktop or laptop connected to the Internet.

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How do you manage passwords on multiple web sites?  Do you always use the same password?  Or if you have different passwords, how do you make sure they are strong passwords and how do you store them securely? 

How many times in a week do you have to remember web credentials?
Watch the screencast below to better manage your Web Passwords

In this screencast, Emmanuel shows you a few ways to manage your Web passwords, including a tip on how you can remember just one password (your “master password”), which is used to generate unique, complex passwords for the Web sites you visit.  It’s safe, secure and very easy to use.

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A few days ago I released the Loreto Bay Agua Viva Layer for Google Earth (click here to access it on http://loreto.ehuna.org)

 
Click on image above for tutorial (13 minutes, 150 MB)

In this screencast I explain how you can easily download and install Google Earth and then check out the Loreto Bay Agua Viva Layer. 

I heard that Loreto Bay has some kind of map application in its web site.  Since that application is only available to LB owners, I decided to create this Agua Viva Layer for Google Earth. I don't know how good the Loreto Bay map is or how it compares to Google Earth - but our Agua Viva layer is free and available to anyone. 

See the tutorial for more details or check http://loreto.ehuna.org for more information on Loreto and Loreto Bay.

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