Presentations

Presentations:
Deploying Windows XP in a Multilingual Environment
Databases for the World: Designing Multilingual Database
Deploying Office 2003 in a Multilingual Environment
Supporting East Asian Languages in Global Exchange Deployments
.NET Framework: Think Global! Custom Cultures and International Data
Microsoft Business Solutions-Axapta: a Truly Global Business Application
Databases for the World: Best Practices for Search in Multilingual Data Sets Using SQL Server Collation for Sorting and Indexing
Planning a Global Release: Many Countries, Many Languages
ASP.NET 2.0: Going Global Gets Easier! New Localization Features in ASP.NET 2.0

Presentations on Development, Deployment and Localization, Testing & Quality Assurance

Description: With local markets maturing, more and more companies are finding the need to efficiently create and maintain software that supports more than one language. The fastest growing markets are now in China, India and Brazil - supporting English is not enough to ensure success in these countries. This webcast introduces you to the concepts involved and the steps you need to take to create internationalized software that support the various languages and locales required by customers. By creating software that respects users' linguistic and cultural preferences, you increase satifaction with your product and the sale of your products worldwide. Developers shouldn't miss these informative demonstrations of best practices for internationalization.

Description: This webcast will provide you an overview on how to build and deploy localized Windows Forms applications with Visual Studio 2005. We will browse through the major enhancements related to globalization/localization in Visual Studio .NET and the .NET Framework.

Presentations:
Globalization Improvements in Microsoft .NET Framework v2.0
Creating Multi-lingual Applications and Websites with Microsoft Visual Studio 2005

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Developing International Applications with Visual Studio 2005

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Indic Script Support on the Windows Platform
Sorting It All Out: An introduction to Collation
Supplementary Character Support in Microsoft Products
Unicode and Collation Support in Microsoft SQL Server
Unicode and Keyboards on Windows
Unicode and Windows XP
IDN and IRI, Finally an Internationalized Solution to Domain Name and Resource Identifiers
Globalization with Microsoft .NET Framework
Building a Multi-lingual, Multi-cultural Web Site with the Microsoft .NET Framework
Developing International Applications for Mobile Devices with .NET
Going Global with Microsoft E-Business Servers

Presentations:
Windows XP Language Interface Packs (LIPs) – Localized OS for the Masses
Globalization of the Testing Process – World–Ready Software from the QA Perspective
The MS Layer for Unicode on Windows 95/98/ME Systems
Sorting It All Out: An introduction to Collation
Unicode and Windows XP
Supplementary Character Support in Microsoft Products
Building Localized Applications with Microsoft .NET Framework and Visual Studio .NET
Unicode Support for Mathematics
Going Global with Microsoft SQL Server
A Case Study on Unicode Integration: Microsoft's Visual Basic, version 3.0 to version 7.0

Presentations:
Developing Globalized Applications for Windows XP using Unicode–based APIs
Lowering Cost Via More Efficient Software Localizability
Unicode and Windows XP
Sorting It All Out: An introduction to Collation
Building International Applications with Visual Studio .NET
ISO 10646/Unicode – Continued Convergence

Presentations:
Developing Globalized Applications for Windows XP using Unicode–based APIs
Unicode and Windows XP
The MS Layer for Unicode on Windows 95/98/ME Systems
Enabling Globalization with Microsoft .NET Framework
Building Localized Applications with Microsoft .NET Framework
Building International Applications with Visual Studio .NET
Issues in Indic Language Collation

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Developing Unicode Based Globalized Applications for Windows XP
Unicode and Windows XP
The MS Layer for Unicode (MSLU) on Windows 95/98/ME Systems
XML Query
Issues in Indic Language Collation

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Unicode and Windows XP
Unicode on Down level Windows
Multilingual Editing using RichEdit 4+
CSS3 Text Extensions

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Developing Unicode Based Globalized Applications for Windows 2000
Windows 2000: The fruit of Unicode

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Complex Scripts and Multilingual Text in Internet Explorer 5.0
Supporting Complex Scripts in your Windows 2000 Application

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Developing applications localized and/or enabled for Indian scripts on Windows 2000