"Inline Search v 1.5.0 is an extremely useful free add-on for Internet Explorer that mimics Firefox’s search behavior. It turns searching in a web page into a non modal research experience coupled with a find as you type facility. It integrates flawlessly into IE (version 5.5 or above), giving it that little extra that makes you a lot more efficient when you are looking for a specific piece of information."
WPFMay 30, 2007 10:15
Glassy Feed Buttons in Expression Design
Create glassy feedback buttons easily using Microsoft Expression Design.
WPFMay 24, 2007 9:07
How to: Configure IIS 5.0 and IIS 6.0 to Deploy WPF Applications
DevelopmentMay 21, 2007 10:39
"Web search technology is a huge subject, encompassing:
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networking (spidering the web),
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string and markup-language manipulation (parsing HTML)
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proprietary file formats (searching Word, Excel, PDF, etc)
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language and text-parsing (finding words & sentences in documents, stemming and other linguistic analysis),
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algorithms (finding matches, AND/OR queries, combining multiple word results)
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performance (both increasing spidering speed, and making large catalogs fast to search)
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user interface (presenting search input options, and results)
Searcharoo.net hardly touches the surface on any of these topics 
but it does attempt to introduce them with an open-source C# implementation of a search engine that you can download and use on your website."
Development, .NET3May 15, 2007 10:42
"This site focuses on all aspects of rich client development on Windows using the .NET Framework. New content from both the Microsoft product teams and from the community will be added regularly to highlight the many user experience and developer productivity benefits of rich client applications on Windows."
DevelopmentMay 11, 2007 15:12
"The SharePoint Forums Web Part is a free, open source, single web part that provides a more feature rich discussion board for SharePoint Portal Server and Windows SharePoint Services based sites."
DevelopmentMay 8, 2007 14:55
Development, ASP.NET 14:52
Introducing “SmartPart for SharePoint”
"The SmartPart is a generic webpart that can contain an ASP.NET user control. Nothing new you would say, but the SmartPart can give your user control access to the SharePoint object model. So from within the code of the User Control you can do stuff with SharePoint! Another feature is that the user control can expose some properties which the SmartPart picks up, so the user can specify values for these properties in the SharePoint site. To prove you how easy it is, I’ve create a small demo. In this demo I will create a DropDownNavigation webpart in less than 5 minutes (it could be less, but I made some typos). The webpart will show a dropdown list in which the subsites of a SharePoint site are displayed. When a site is selected from the list, the user will be redirected to that site. Here’s the video. "
Jan Tielens’ Bloggings : Introducing "SmartPart for SharePoint"
Development, ASP.NET 14:44
"A SharePoint Webpart that can host any ASP.NET user control. Create your webparts by using the VS.NET designer instead of coding everything by hand!"
