In Siena, to navigate from Screen1 to Screen2, you need to add a button to Screen1, touch the OnSelect property of the button and select Screen2. this automatically adds a function: Navigate(Screen2, ScreenTransition!Fade).

But, sometimes more sophisticated navigation is needed:

• navigate from Screen1 to Screen2 or Screen3 or Screen4, depending on some condition
• always navigate from Screen1 to Screen2, but show different things on Screen2, depending on what the user has done on Screen1
  

This kind of navigation becomes really easy once you use the concept of "context" in Siena. 

Let’s consider the two screen app below. Screen1 has three images of device form factor, the user selects one of them and navigates to Screen2 that shows just the selected types of devices. The data in this example comes from a table named Machines which has 3 columns: Name, Price and FormFactor.

This interesting navigation works by using the optional context parameter of the Navigate function. These are the steps (using the tablet's image as an example):

• select the tablet's image and add navigation to Screen2
• now edit the automatically added Navigation expression to add context, so the expression becomes: Navigate(Screen2, ScreenTransition!Fade, {DeviceType:”Tablet”})

A context is defined using a record. The syntax of a record starts with an opening curly bracket followed by a comma-separated list of key/value pairs and it finishes with a closing curly bracket. For example: {DeviceType:”Laptop”, Brand:”Microsoft”, SelectionIndex:0}).

Let’s repeat the same operation for the two other images while changing the value of DeviceType:

• Navigate(Sreen2, ScreenTransition!Fade, {DeviceType:”AllInOne”})
• Navigate(Screen2, ScreenTransition!Fade, {DeviceType:”Laptop”})

Screen2 can now reference the context named DeviceType. So, the gallery showing the devices can be filtered using the following expression:

               Filter(Machines, FormFactor = DeviceType)

And, that's it!

Let's next look at another navigation pattern. In the app below, there are three screens altogether. The user can browse through a catalog of dresses on the DressScreen, and shoes on the ShoeScreen.

There is a single DetailScreen that shows details of the selected item. The interesting part is that the DetailScreen needs to know what to show, i.e. did the user navigate from dresses or shoes.

In this example, the data is coming from a single table named Clothes that contains3 columns: Name, Description, Price and ImageUrl.

 To achieve this, the DressScreen and ShoeScreen pass the selected item to the DetailScreen via the context. Here is the expression for the OnSelect behavior of the DressScreen's gallery:

• Navigate(DetailScreen, ScreenTransition!Fade, {DetailItem:ThisItem})

A similar expression is needed for navigating from the ShoeScreen's gallery.

The DetailScreen shows the information for DetailItem, e.g. DetailItem!ImageUrl or DetailedItem!Description.

So, just by passing the selected item in the context during navigate, you only need one screen to show product details, no matter how many different product selection screens.

Conditional Navigation

Anytime you have a navigation expression, you can add conditions. Let’s imagine a 3 screen app. The user should navigate to Screen2 with a fade transition if the value of a slider is greater than 50, otherwise navigate to screen3 with a cover transition. To get this effect, add a slider and a button to Screen1, and set the OnSelect property of the button to the following:

• If(Slider1!Value>50, Navigate(Screen2, ScreenTransition!Fade), Navigate(Screen3, ScreenTransition!Cover))
  

Summary:  Use Windows PowerShell to easily get the length of a number.

 I want to know the length of a number, but when I use the Length property, it comes back as 1.
          How can I get the actual length?

 First convert the number to a string, and then get the length of the string:

(12345).tostring().length

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Sessions include:

- The Global Skills Gap, Job Market Landscape and Opportunities

- Today’s Technology Curriculum in the Classroom and Online

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- Technology Certifications that Get Recognized

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Applies to:

Windows Server 2012

Windows 8.0

Note:  You should check http://support.microsoft.com for the latest version of the different files.

Note 2:  These are not available in Windows Update.

Note 3:  You can download them without entering your e-mail address and captcha if you are a Microsoft Premier customer and have a http://Premier.Microsoft.com account.

Note 4:  Carefully review the list and decide which might be applicable to your unique environment.

Note 5:  Test in your test and your quality assistance environment.

List of HAL/Kernel related hotfixes post RTM for Windows 8 and Windows Server 2012 as of Feb. 2014:

First published Feb. 2014.

2901012 An update is available to add support for Intel Ivy Tower EX processors to Windows Server 2012
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2901012
Update(s):
hal.dll 6.2.9200.16743
hal.dll 6.2.9200.20854

Supersede(s):
2866485 Windows 8-based computer freezes when you resume the computer from sleep mode

2916993 Stop error 0x9E in Windows Server 2012 or Windows 8
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2916993
Update(s):
Ntoskrnl.exe 6.2.9200.20890

Supersede(s):
2911037 Windows 8.1 or Windows Server 2012 R2-based computer freezes during startup when the system hive has to be recovered
2897632 Logon screen turns black in Windows 8.1 or Windows Server 2012 R2
2877237 FIX: Stop error 0x00000133 occurs on a computer that is running Windows 8 or Windows Server 2012
2871286 Yellow exclamation marks are displayed in Device Manager on an HP Moonshot server cartridge that is running Windows Server 2012
2857407 "0x0000007E" Stop error when you try to shut down a Windows 8 or Windows Server 2012-based computer
2846833 "0x0000000A" Stop error when you try to resume a Windows 8-based computer from sleep mode
2816159 "0x000000C4" Stop error after you restart a Windows 7-based, Windows 8-based, Windows Server 2008 R2-based or Windows Server 2012-based computer that has the Driver Verifier tool enabled

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Applies to:

Windows Server 2012

Windows 8.0

Note:  You should check http://support.microsoft.com for the latest version of the different files.

Note 2:  These are not available in Windows Update.

Note 3:  You can download them without entering your e-mail address and captcha if you are a Microsoft Premier customer and have a http://Premier.Microsoft.com account.

Note 4:  Carefully review the list and decide which might be applicable to your unique environment.

Note 5:  Test in your test and your quality assistance environment.

List of storage related hotfixes post RTM for Windows 8 and Windows Server 2012 as of Feb. 2014:

First published Feb. 2014.

2913695 OffloadWrite is doing PrepareForCriticalIo for the whole VHD in a Windows Server 2012 or Windows Server 2012 R2 Hyper-V host
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2913695
Update(s):
Ntfs.sys 6.2.9200.20885

Supersede(s):
2904100 On-demand virus scan freezes a Windows 8 or Windows Server 2012-based system
2878635 Update is available that improves the resiliency of the cloud service provider in Windows Server 2012: December 2013
2870270 Update that improves cloud service provider resiliency in Windows Server 2012
2848344 Update that improves cluster resiliency in Windows Server 2012
2838669 Update that improves cluster resiliency in Windows Server 2012 is available
2824600 Virtual machine enters a paused state or goes offline when you try to create a backup of the virtual machine on a CSV volume in Windows Server 2012
2813630 Virtual machine enters a paused state or a CSV volume goes offline when you try to create a backup of the virtual machine on a Windows Server 2012-based failover cluster
2799728 Virtual machine enters a paused state or a CSV volume goes offline when you try to create a backup of the virtual machine on a Windows Server 2012-based failover cluster

2871163 No warning logged when the Storport miniport driver tries to use more than 8 SCSI buses in Windows Server 2008 R2
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2871163
Update(s):
Storport.sys 6.1.7601.18209
Storport.sys 6.1.7601.22383

Supersede(s):
2867201 Stop Error 0x00000050 occurs when new StorPort features are implemented in Windows 8 or Windows Server 2012
2837407 Stop error when you insert a disc in Windows 8

2877114 Windows 8 or Windows Server 2012-based computer freezes when a Fusion-io driver restarts the computer
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2877114
Update(s):
Classpnp.sys 6.2.9200.16681
Classpnp.sys 6.2.9200.20789

Supersede(s):
2867205 Stop error 0x139 in Windows Server 2012 when the thin provisioning threshold is crossed

2877114 Windows 8 or Windows Server 2012-based computer freezes when a Fusion-io driver restarts the computer
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2877114
Update(s):
partmgr.sys 6.2.9200.16681
partmgr.sys 6.2.9200.20789

2847176 File system is recognized incorrectly after you extend a CSVFS volume on a Windows Server 2012-based cluster
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2847176
Update(s):
Vds.exe  6.2.9200.16628  
Vdsldr.exe  6.2.9200.16414    
Vdsutil.dll  6.2.9200.16628  
Vds_ps.dll  6.2.9200.16414  
Vds.exe  6.2.9200.20733  
Vdsldr.exe  6.2.9200.16384 
Vdsutil.dll  6.2.9200.20733 
Vds_ps.dll  6.2.9200.16384  
Vds_ps.dll  6.2.9200.16465   
Vds_ps.dll  6.2.9200.20569 

volmgr.sys //None
Volmgrx.sys //None
Msiscsi.sys //None

2652137 FIX: Communications fail when you try to use the Windows Server 2008 R2 provider package to communicate with a Windows Server 2012 iSCSI target
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2652137
Update(s):
Strgprvdmgmt.mfl
Strgprvdmgmt.dll  6.2.9200.16384 
Strgprvdmgmt.mof
Wtvdsprov.dll  6.2.9200.16384  
Wtsnapshotprovider.dll  6.2.9200.16384 
Wtvdsprov.dll.mui  6.2.9200.16384  
Wtsnapshotprovider.dll.mui  6.2.9200.16384 
Wtvdsprov.dll.mui  6.2.9200.16384 
Wtsnapshotprovider.dll.mui  6.2.9200.16384  
Wtvdsprov.dll.mui  6.2.9200.16384 
Wtsnapshotprovider.dll.mui  6.2.9200.16384 
Wtvdsprov.dll.mui  6.2.9200.16384 
Wtsnapshotprovider.dll.mui  6.2.9200.16384  
Wtvdsprov.dll.mui  6.2.9200.16384  
Wtsnapshotprovider.dll.mui  6.2.9200.16384  
Wtvdsprov.dll.mui  6.2.9200.16384  
Wtsnapshotprovider.dll.mui  6.2.9200.16384  
Wtvdsprov.dll.mui  6.2.9200.16384  
Wtsnapshotprovider.dll.mui  6.2.9200.16384 

2851144 Computer loses track of LUNs after a path failover occurs between storage controllers in Windows Server 2008 R2 or Windows Server 2012
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2851144
Update(s):
Msdsm.sys 6.1.7601.18173
Msdsm.sys 6.1.7601.22345

Supersede(s):
2821052 "0x000000D1" Stop error when you open the MPIO snap-in on a computer that is running Windows Server 2008 R2 or Windows Server 2012
2784679 MPIO paths do not recover when you use MSDSM in Windows Server 2012

2876391 "0x0000009E" Stop error on cluster nodes in a Windows Server-based multi-node failover cluster environment
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2876391
Update(s):
Mpio.sys 6.1.7601.18251
Mpio.sys 6.1.7601.22441

Supersede(s):
2869606 The LUN for a storage device is lost when multiple paths are lost concurrently in Windows
2845371 I/O program stops after the path of a storage device becomes invalid and a failover is triggered in Windows Server 2012

2896650 Issues when a physical disk encounters an error in a Windows Server 2012-based environment
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2896650
Update(s):
Spaceport.sys  6.2.9200.16731
Spaceport.sys  6.2.9200.20842 

Supersede(s):
2885668 You cannot repair virtual disks after you reconnect the corresponding physical disks in a JBOD array in Windows Server 2012
2884658 FIX: Only the last added drive has the correct Storage Spaces enclosure awareness information in Windows Server 2012
2842575 Storage space cannot be repaired or disks are marked as retired incorrectly when you use Storage Spaces in Windows 8 or in Windows Server 2012
2836121 An update for Storage Spaces in Windows 8 and Windows Server 2012 is available

2895559 The SMI-S storage service offers only Transport Layer Security 1.0 on a server that is running Windows Server 2012
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2895559
Update(s):
Concrete.dll  1.0.565.0 

Supersede(s):
2838988 You cannot manage permissions or create virtual machines on a file share by using System Center 2012 SP1 VMM in Windows Server 2012

2873617 You cannot use the Smigdeploy.exe tool in Windows Storage Server 2012 or Windows Storage Server 2008 R2
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2873617
Update(s):
Smigdeploy.exe  6.2.9200.16700  81,920  27-Aug-2013  06:04  x86 
Smigdeploy.exe.config    187  02-Jun-2012  14:32   
Smigdeploy.exe  6.2.9200.20808  81,920  27-Aug-2013  06:22  x86 
Smigdeploy.exe.config 

2892932 Plug and Play Manager stops working when you wake a computer from sleep in Windows
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2892932
Update(s):
Drmk.sys  6.2.9200.16433
Drmkaud.sys  6.2.9200.16433   
Portcls.sys  6.2.9200.16723   
Sysfxui.dll  6.2.9200.16433 
Wmalfxgfxdsp.dll  6.2.9200.16433 
Drmk.sys  6.2.9200.20534 
Drmkaud.sys  6.2.9200.20534 
Portcls.sys  6.2.9200.20833   
Sysfxui.dll  6.2.9200.20534  
Wmalfxgfxdsp.dll  6.2.9200.20534 

2887281 FIX: Virtual Machine Manager crashes when you try to manage a mirror LUN on a secondary storage array in Windows Server 2012
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2887281
Update(s):
Msftstrgman.mof 
Msftstrgmanuninstall.mof  
Storageservice.dll  1.0.565.0  
Msftstrgman.mof   
Msftstrgmanuninstall.mof  
Storageservice.dll  1.0.565.0  
Smisdevice.dll  1.0.565.0  
Smisdevice.dll  1.0.565.0 
Delegatorprovider.dll  6.2.9200.16384
Storagewmi.dll 
Storagewmi.mof  
Storagewmi_passthru.dll 
Storagewmi_passthru.mof  
Storagewmi_passthru_uninstall.mof 
Storagewmi_uninstall.mof 
Delegatorprovider.dll  6.2.9200.16384  
Storagewmi.dll  6.2.9200.20816 
Storagewmi.mof    
Storagewmi_passthru.dll  6.2.9200.16384  
Storagewmi_passthru.mof  
Storagewmi_passthru_uninstall.mof 
Storagewmi_uninstall.mof 

Supersede(s):
2812263 Error message when you run the "New-VirtualDiskSnapshot -TargetStoragePoolName" Storage Management cmdlet in Windows 8 or in Windows Server 2012
2812260 Resize-VirtualDisk Powershell command fails when you resize a thin provisioned volume in Windows Server 2012
2809117 Add-TargetPortToMaskingSet PowerShell command fails in Windows Server 2012

2764432 Sizes of physical drives are displayed incorrectly in the Initial Configuration Tasks window after you configure storage in Windows Server 2012
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2764432
Update(s):
Activatewindows.ico    
Computernametask.ico  
Configureceiptask.ico  
Configureclusterawareupdatingtask.ico  
Configurenetworkingtask.ico  
Configurewertask.ico 
Configurewindowsupdatetask.ico
Createcluster.ico
Createpool.exe  6.2.9200.20528
Createvirtualdisk.exe  6.2.9200.20528 
Datetimetask.ico  
Microsoft.windows.server.ps.commands.dll  6.2.9200.20528  
Msoobe_oem.exe  6.2.9200.20528  
Msoobe_oem.exe.config   
Nic.config  
Nicconfig.ps1  
Oemoobe.exe  6.2.9200.20528  
Oemoobe.exe.config  
Oemoobe.ps1  
Oemoobe.psd1  
Oemoobe.resx  
Oemoobe.xml 
Oemoobepsmodule.psd1  
Oobediscoveryservice.exe  6.2.9200.20528  
Oobediscoveryservice.exe.config 
Oobeheader.ico 
Postdiscovery.ps1  
Prediscovery.ps1   
Preparecluster.exe  6.2.9200.20528  
Preparecluster.exe.config 
Preparecluster.ico  
Provisionstorage.ico   
Provisionvolume.exe  6.2.9200.20528  
Renamenetworkconnection.ps1  
Serverceipoptindlg.exe  6.2.9200.20528  
Serverceipoptindlg.exe.config 
Serverweroptindlg.exe  6.2.9200.20528  
Serverweroptindlg.exe.config   
Setupcluster.exe  6.2.9200.20528 
Setupcluster.exe.config  
Windowicon.ico  
Microsoft.windows.fileserver.management.servermanagerproxy.dll  6.2.9200.20528  
Microsoft.windows.fileserver.management.plugin.ui.dll  6.2.9200.20528 
Microsoft.windows.fileserver.management.common.dll  6.2.9200.20528
Microsoft.windows.fileserver.management.plugin.dll  6.2.9200.20528 

2873750 Stop error when you defragment a Bitlocker-encrypted drive on a Windows 8 or Windows Server 2012-based computer
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2873750
Update(s):
Dumpfve.sys  6.2.9200.16420  
Fvevol.sys  6.2.9200.16697  
Dumpfve.sys  6.2.9200.20521
Fvevol.sys  6.2.9200.20805 

2914152 VSS software provider error when you use DPM to back up a Windows 8 or Windows Server 2012-based computer
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2914152
Update(s):
Volsnap.sys 6.2.9200.20887

Supersede(s):
2871085 I/O failures occur when you create a snapshot for a large volume in Windows Server 2012 or Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1
2851998 "The last backup did not complete successfully" error message when you back up a Windows 8 system
2727972 Cluster node freezes when you restart a computer in a Windows Server 2008 R2 or Windows Server 2012 environment

2917019 The source disk is still offline when you disable the shadow copy schedule for the disk in Windows RT, Windows 8 or Windows Server 2012
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2917019
Update(s):
Fssagent.dll  6.2.9200.16434
Fssagent.dll  6.2.9200.20897  
Fssprov.dll  6.2.9200.16384  
Fssprov.dll  6.2.9200.16384  
Vssui.dll  6.2.9200.16779  
Vssuirun.exe  6.2.9200.16384  
Vssui.dll  6.2.9200.20897  
Vssuirun.exe  6.2.9200.16384  
Swprv.dll  6.2.9200.16779 
Swprv.dll  6.2.9200.20897  
Vssui.dll  6.2.9200.16779 
Vssuirun.exe  6.2.9200.16384  
Vssui.dll  6.2.9200.20897   
Vssuirun.exe  6.2.9200.16384

Nfsfile.exe  // None

2907622 Hibernate and resume tests report non-DWORD access to the MSI-X table on a computer that's running Windows 8 or Windows Server 2012
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2907622
Supersede(s):
Pci.sys 6.2.9200.16755

Supersede(s):
2871286 Yellow exclamation marks are displayed in Device Manager on an HP Moonshot server cartridge that is running Windows Server 2012

2859160 Windows 8-based computer freezes when you resume the computer from hibernate mode
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2859160
Supersede(s):
Usbstor.sys 6.2.9200.16632
Usbstor.sys 6.2.9200.20737

1394ohci.sys  // None
Sbp2port.sys  // None

2871318 You cannot deploy Windows by using Windows PE 4.0 and a third-party out-of-box storage controller driver
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2871318
Update(s):
Alert.gif   
Appcompat.xsl  
Appcompat_bidi.xsl
Appcompat_detailed_bidi_txt.xsl    
Appcompat_detailed_txt.xsl     
Arunres.dll  6.2.9200.20534  
Autorun.dll  6.2.9200.20773  
Cmisetup.dll  6.2.9200.20773  
Compatprovider.dll  6.2.9200.20534  
Diager.dll  6.2.9200.20534 
Diagnostic.dll  6.2.9200.20534   
Dism.exe  6.2.9200.20773 
Dismcore.dll  6.2.9200.20534 
Dismcoreps.dll  6.2.9200.20534  
Dismhost.exe  6.2.9200.20773 
Dismprov.dll  6.2.9200.20773  
Drvmgrtn.dll  1.0.0.0  
Du.dll  6.2.9200.20773   
Folderprovider.dll  6.2.9200.20534 
Hwcompat.dll  6.2.9200.20773  
Locale.nls       
Logprovider.dll  6.2.9200.20773  
Nlsbres.dll  6.2.9200.20534  
Offline.xml     
Pnpibs.dll  6.2.9200.20534  
Rollback.exe  6.2.9200.20773 
Sdbapiu.dll  3.1.0.1  
Segoeui.ttf    412,572 
Setup.exe  6.2.9200.20773 
Smiengine.dll  6.2.9200.20773  
Spflvrnt.dll  6.2.9200.20534  
Spprgrss.dll  6.2.9200.20773  
Spwizeng.dll  6.2.9200.20773  
Spwizres.dll  6.2.9200.20534  
Ssshim.dll  6.2.9200.20773    
Testplugin.dll  6.2.9200.20773  
Unattend.dll  6.2.9200.20773  
Unbcl.dll  6.2.9200.20773  
Upgloader.dll  6.2.9200.20773  
Upgrade_frmwrk.xml     
Upgreport.dll  6.2.9200.20773 
Uxlib.dll  6.2.9200.20773  
Uxlibres.dll  6.2.9200.20534 
W32uiimg.dll  6.2.9200.20534   
W32uires.dll  6.2.9200.20773 
Warning.gif   
Wdsclient.dll  6.2.9200.20534  
Wdsclientapi.dll  6.2.9200.20534  
Wdscore.dll  6.2.9200.20773  
Wdscsl.dll  6.2.9200.20534  
Wdsimage.dll  6.2.9200.20773   
Wdstptc.dll  6.2.9200.20534 
Wdsutil.dll  6.2.9200.20534  
Win32ui.dll  6.2.9200.20773   
Winsetup.dll  6.2.9200.20773  
Actionqueue.dll  6.2.9200.20773  
Audit.exe  6.2.9200.16384 
Auditshd.exe  6.2.9200.16384 
Diager.dll  6.2.9200.16384  
Diagnostic.dll  6.2.9200.16384  
Du.dll  6.2.9200.20773 
Installeventres.dll  6.2.9200.16384   
Oobeldr.exe  6.2.9200.16384  
Setup.exe  6.2.9200.20773 
Setupsqm.exe  6.2.9200.16384  
Setup_malgun_n.ttf      
Setup_meiryoui_n.ttf       
Setup_msjhui_n.ttf    
Setup_msyhui_n.ttf      
Setup_segoeuisl_n.ttf  
Spprgrss.dll  6.2.9200.20773 
Unbcl.dll  6.2.9200.20773 
W32uiimg.dll  6.2.9200.16384 
W32uires.dll  6.2.9200.20773  
Wdsutil.dll  6.2.9200.16384 
Win32ui.dll  6.2.9200.20773   
Windeploy.exe  6.2.9200.20773  
Winlgdep.dll  6.2.9200.16384 
Winsetup.dll  6.2.9200.20773 

2870381 "0x80073B92" error when you perform a BMR on Windows Server 2012-based computer
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2870381
Update(s):
Wbengine.exe  6.2.9200.16664  
Wbengine.exe  6.2.9200.20772 

2846602 Deployment of a VMware VDP appliance fails on NFS shares on a Windows Storage Server 2008 R2 or Windows Storage Server 2012 server
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2846602
Update(s):
Msnfsflt.sys  6.2.9200.16453    
Nfs-servercore-ppdlic.xrm-ms  
Nfssvc.exe  6.2.9200.16453  
Nfssvr.mof  
Nfssvr.sys  6.2.9200.16610  
Nfs-servercore-ppdlic.xrm-ms
Nfssvr.sys  6.2.9200.20714 

2792463 Window 8 may stop responding (hang) when multiple abort commands are sent to an embedded storage device
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2792463
Update(s):
Dumpsd.sys  6.2.9200.16475 
Sdbus.sys  6.2.9200.16475 
Dumpsd.sys  6.2.9200.20579 
Sdbus.sys  6.2.9200.20579 

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O artigo a ter a maioria das mudanças esta semana foi Wiki: Portal de Tecnologias, escrito por pmdci

O revisor desta semana foi Hezequias Vasconcelos - MTFC,

O artigo a ter a maioria das mudanças esta semana foi Wiki: Sobre o TechNet Wiki, escrito por Luciano Lima [MVP] Brazil

O revisor desta semana foi João Eduardo Sousa,

O artigo a ter a maioria das mudanças esta semana foi Forefront Identity Manager (FIM) 2010 - Visão Geral (vídeos) , escrito por Eduardo Assis

O revisor desta semana foi Peter Geelen - MSFT,

O artigo a ter a maioria das mudanças esta semana foi Wiki: Portal de Tecnologias, escrito por

O revisor desta semana foi Hezequias Vasconcelos - MTFC,

Prêmio Artigo com mais longa atualização  O artigo com mais longa atualização desta semana

O artigo que obteve maior atenção esta semana foi Wiki: Portal de Tecnologias, escrito por pmdci

O revisor desta semana foi Hezequias Vasconcelos - MTFC,

O artigo que obteve maior atenção esta semana foi Gerar XML puro usando CSharp, escrito por Mauricio Junior - MCP, MCAD, MVP Microsoft

O revisor desta semana foi Ed Price - MSFT,

O artigo que obteve maior atenção esta semana foi C? Português, escrito por JMCF125

O revisor desta semana foi Ed Price - MSFT,

O artigo que obteve maior atenção esta semana foi Visual Studio 11 - Melhoria no estilo CSS, escrito por Mauricio Junior - MCP, MCAD, MVP Microsoft

O revisor desta semana foi Ed Price - MSFT,

O artigo que obteve maior atenção esta semana foi Wiki: Sobre o TechNet Wiki, escrito por Luciano Lima [MVP] Brazil

O revisor desta semana foi João Eduardo Sousa,

O artigo que obteve maior atenção esta semana foi Forefront Identity Manager (FIM) 2010 - Visão Geral (vídeos), escrito por Eduardo Assis

O revisor desta semana foi Peter Geelen - MSFT,

O artigo que obteve maior atenção esta semana foi Wiki: Portal de Tecnologias, escrito por

O revisor desta semana foi Hezequias Vasconcelos - MTFC,

Prêmio maioria dos artigos revisados  Artigo com mais revisões em uma semana

Esta semana, a maioria que brincava com artigo é Agenda de Publicações no Blog Wiki Ninjas Brasil, escrito por Fernando Lugão Veltem. Foi revisto 8 vezes na semana passada.

Os revisores desta semana foram João Eduardo Sousa, Durval Ramos, Hezequias Vasconcelos - MTFC& Luiz Henrique Lima Campos [MVP]

Esta semana, a maioria que brincava com artigo é ALM – Aprendendo mais sobre Application Lifecycle Management, escrito por Alan Nascimento Carlos. Foi revisto 5 vezes na semana passada.

O revisor desta semana foi Alan Nascimento Carlos,

Esta semana, a maioria que brincava com artigo é System Center – Dicas – Configurar Acesso de Virtualizações ao Armazenamento Fiber Channel, escrito por Alan Nascimento Carlos. Foi revisto 4 vezes na semana passada.

O revisor desta semana foi Alan Nascimento Carlos,

Esta semana, a maioria que brincava com artigo é System Center – Dicas – Permissões de Usuários, escrito por Alan Nascimento Carlos. Foi revisto 4 vezes na semana passada.

O revisor desta semana foi Alan Nascimento Carlos,

Esta semana, a maioria que brincava com artigo é ALM – Configurando o Lab Management para o Microsoft Test Manager, escrito por Alan Nascimento Carlos. Foi revisto 4 vezes na semana passada.

Revisores desta semana foram Alan Nascimento Carlos& João Eduardo Sousa

Esta semana, a maioria que brincava com artigo é Remover nó de um cluster Hyper-V com o SCVMM2012, escrito por Walter Teixeira. Foi revisto 4 vezes na semana passada.

O revisor desta semana foi Walter Teixeira,

Esta semana, a maioria que brincava com artigo é Lync Server – Conheça Mais, Vantagens e Recursos, escrito por Alan Nascimento Carlos. Foi revisto 4 vezes na semana passada.

O revisor desta semana foi Alan Nascimento Carlos,

Esta semana, a maioria que brincava com artigo é Project Server 2013 - Estrutura de dependência de outras plataformas., escrito por Hezequias Vasconcelos - MTFC. Foi revisto 4 vezes na semana passada.

O revisor desta semana foi Hezequias Vasconcelos - MTFC,

Esta semana, a maioria que brincava com artigo é SQL Server 2014 - Buffer Pool Extension - BFE, escrito por Luan.Moreno A.k.a SQL.Soul. Foi revisto 3 vezes na semana passada.

Os revisores desta semana foram Durval Ramos& Luan.Moreno A.k.a SQL.Soul

Esta semana, a maioria que brincava com artigo é Cloud Híbrida – SQL Server 2014 Backup para Windows Azure, escrito por Luan.Moreno A.k.a SQL.Soul. Foi revisto 3 vezes na semana passada.

Os revisores desta semana foram Durval Ramos& Luan.Moreno A.k.a SQL.Soul

Prêmio do artigo mais popular (pt-BR)   Colaboração é o nome do jogo!

O artigo a ser atualizado pela maioria das pessoas desta semana é Agenda de Publicações no Blog Wiki Ninjas Brasil, escrito por Fernando Lugão Veltem

Os revisores desta semana foram João Eduardo Sousa, Durval Ramos, Hezequias Vasconcelos - MTFC& Luiz Henrique Lima Campos [MVP]

O artigo a ser atualizado pela maioria das pessoas desta semana é ALM – Configurando o Lab Management para o Microsoft Test Manager, escrito por Alan Nascimento Carlos

Os revisores desta semana foram Alan Nascimento Carlos& João Eduardo Sousa

O artigo a ser atualizado pela maioria das pessoas desta semana é System Center - Dicas - Performance and Resource Optimization – PRO, escrito por Alan Nascimento Carlos

O revisor desta semana foi Alan Nascimento Carlos,

Merhaba TechNet Wiki ailesi

              Benimde yakından takip ettiğim isimlerden birisi olan Benoit Jester çok değerli çalışmaları sonucu son dönemde Sharepoint Server MVP’si seçilmiş bir arkadaşımızdır. Kendisini başarılarından dolayı buradan kutlamak isterim. 

Kendisine TechNet Profili Üzerinden Buradan ulaşabilirsiniz.

MVP Profilinden Ulaşmak isterseniz.

Kişisel Bloğu : http://spasipe.wordpress.com

Daha önceden kendisi yine yaptığı çalışmalarından ötürü MFTC (Microsoft Technical French Contributor) seçilmişti. Her zaman forumlarda aktif her zaman Bloglar ve bunun yanında çevirililerde bulunarak TechNet Wiki üzerinde bir çok başarıya imza attı. 

Benoit Jester Tüm Makalelerine Buradan ulaşabilirsiniz.

TechNet Wiki üzerinde yazdığı makalelere bakacak olursak toplam 153 makale revizyon sayısı 3537 ve 1166 yorumla TechNet Wikinin gelişmesine yardımcı oldu. Bence bu başarı gerçekten taktire şayan bir davranış kendisini defalarca tebrik etsek az kalır diye düşünüyorum.

“Hello Benoit, I congratulate you wholeheartedly. When MVP did not congratulate you. I wish you continued success. Benoit Dear Dude”

Başka Yazılarda görüşmek üzere;

My close friend and peer out of Atlanta that works with me in Greater Southeast District Tommy Patterson has a cousin that is now famous, and even though she hasn’t won American Idol, she no doubt has the skills to go all the way to the top –  Tommy’s cousin Madelyn Patterson made it through Hollywood, this is great. You can see her Atlanta Interview (MyFoxAtlanta) here http://www.myfoxatlanta.com/video?autoStart=true&topVideoCatNo=default&clipId=9810767#.UvOtoc4_Jao.facebook  YOUR VOTE COUNTS!

Blain Barton’s Blog

Welcome back for another analysis of contributions to TechNet Wiki over the last week.

First up, the weekly leader board snapshot...

Nice to see Mahesh up there in the hundreds, with Peter and Ed, leading the contributors board this week!

Congrats to Mustafa, for all the new articles he's been churning out!

As always, here are the results of another weekly crawl over the updated articles feed.

Most Revisions Award   Who has made the most individual revisions

#1 Peter Geelen - MSFT with 141 revisions.

#2 Ed Price - MSFT with 117 revisions.

#3 Maheshkumar S Tiwari with 114 revisions.

Just behind the winners but also worth a mention are:

#4 João Eduardo Sousa with 68 revisions.

#5 Hezequias Vasconcelos - MTFC with 57 revisions.

#6 Benoit Jester - MTFC with 52 revisions.

#7 Alan Nascimento Carlos with 50 revisions.

#8 Carsten Siemens with 35 revisions.

#9 Yagmoth555 with 21 revisions.

#10 Hasan Dimdik - TAT with 21 revisions.

Most Articles Updated Award   Who has updated the most articles

#1 Ed Price - MSFT with 95 articles.

#2 Peter Geelen - MSFT with 84 articles.

#3 Maheshkumar S Tiwari with 52 articles.

Just behind the winners but also worth a mention are:

#4 Benoit Jester - MTFC with 43 articles.

#5 João Eduardo Sousa with 35 articles.

#6 Carsten Siemens with 24 articles.

#7 Hezequias Vasconcelos - MTFC with 22 articles.

#8 Alan Nascimento Carlos with 22 articles.

#9 Mehmet PARLAKYIGIT-TAT with 16 articles.

#10 Richard Mueller with 11 articles.

Most Updated Article Award   Largest amount of updated content in a single article

The article to have the most change this week was Configuring the Windows Server 2012 R2 Base Configuration Test Lab in Windows Azure, by Joe Davies

This week's reviser was Joe Davies,

Well, most change as in deleted! As the remaining link says, it is now available somewhere else, so I am guessing this page itself may get removed due to its futility.

So I'll mention the article to have the SECOND most change this week, a new article called .NET Resources on Technet Wiki, by Peter Geelen - MSFT

This week's reviser was Peter Geelen - MSFT,

What a fantastic collection of links from Peter. Could do with some organising or grouping maybe, but an invaluable bookmark for anyone wanting to just trawl through random .net related articles.

Longest Article Award   Biggest article updated this week

This week's largest document to get some attention is SharePoint 2010 : Custom BCS connector for Search with Security Trimming, Batching, Incremental Crawling, by Nitin K. Gupta

This week's reviser was Nitin K. Gupta,

This is a great collaboration document, from Nitin Gupta and Vaibhav Sharma. There's a whole heap of code with this one, but plenty of detailed descriptions scattered through it too. Great work guys!

Most Revised Article Award   Article with the most revisions in a week

This week's most fiddled with article is SharePoint Resources on the TechNet Wiki, by Maheshkumar S Tiwari. It was revised 25 times last week.

This week's reviser was Maheshkumar S Tiwari,

Another colossal collection of links, this time for all things SharePoint.

Both Peter's and Mahesh's articles are hopefully being entered in this month's Guru competition, as they both fit into the new "Wiki & Portals" category.

This new category is for articles which are about the actual wiki itself, or portal pages (link lists to other TechNet/Wiki pages) 

Most Popular Article Award   Collaboration is the name of the game!

The article to be updated by the most people this week is TechNet Guru Contributions for January 2014, by XAML guy

This was mostly people tidying it in retrospect, as January is closed, but still wins on a slow week for collaboration.

This week's revisers were XAML guy, Ed Price - MSFT, Naomi N, Richard Mueller, Madhu_SA& Maheshkumar S Tiwari

The article to be updated by the SECOND most people this week is Wiki: Portal of TechNet Wiki Portals, by Richard Mueller

A fantastic portal page, that is growing into an alpha point for the whole wiki.

This week's revisers were Richard Mueller, Yagmoth555, João Eduardo Sousa, Naomi N& Carsten Siemens

The article to be updated by the THIRD most people this week is Visual C# Resources on the TechNet Wiki, by Maheshkumar S Tiwari

Another great collection of links here from Mahesh. Keep up the great work sir!

This week's revisers were João Eduardo Sousa, Carsten Siemens, Peter Geelen - MSFT, Maheshkumar S Tiwari& Paul Ishak

Ninja Edit Award   A ninja needs lightning fast reactions!

Below is a list of this week's fastest ninja edits. That's an edit to an article after another person

• Version 42 of List of Build Numbers for System Center Virtual Machine Manager (VMM) was saved by Denis Dyagilev just 2 minutes after Benoit Jester - MTFC

  Congratulations Denis! Way faster than anyone else this week!

  Thanks also to the rest of the top ten ninja edits this week:

• Version 131 of Agenda de Publicações no Blog Wiki Ninjas Brasil was saved by Hezequias Vasconcelos - MTFC just 13 minutes after Durval Ramos
• Version 1 of Testing BizTalk Maps with a custom Test tool was saved by Maheshkumar S Tiwari just 14 minutes after Tomasso Groenendijk
• Version 101 of TechNet Guru Contributions for January 2014 was saved by Richard Mueller just 20 minutes after Madhu_SA
• Version 9 of Visual C# Resources on the TechNet Wiki was saved by Maheshkumar S Tiwari just 26 minutes after Paul Ishak
• Version 13 of Visual C# Resources on the TechNet Wiki was saved by João Eduardo Sousa just 26 minutes after Peter Geelen - MSFT
• Version 14 of Visual C# Resources on the TechNet Wiki was saved by Peter Geelen - MSFT just 31 minutes after João Eduardo Sousa
• Version 32 of Wiki: Products Portal was saved by Peter Geelen - MSFT just 59 minutes after Yagmoth555
• Version 267 of Guide ultime des articles français du WIKI (fr-FR) was saved by Yagmoth555 just 68 minutes after Hezequias Vasconcelos - MTFC
• Version 12 of Visual C# Resources on the TechNet Wiki was saved by Peter Geelen - MSFT just 71 minutes after Maheshkumar S Tiwari

We are so lucky to have so many dedicated individuals, working together in the TechNet Wiki community. So many regular names, and always a few new ones too!

See you next week for so much more awesomeness!!

Best regards,
Pete Laker

I was tinkering around with my lab setup which consists of a domain, proxy server, primary and replica servers. There are some gotchas when it comes to Hyper-V Replica and proxy servers and I realized that we did not have any posts around this. So here goes.

If the primary server is behind a proxy server (forward proxy) and if Kerberos based authentication is used to establish a connection between the primary and replica server, you might encounter an error: Hyper-V cannot connect to the specified Replica server <servername> due to connection timed out. Verify if a network connection exists to the Replica server or if the proxy settings have been configured appropriately to allow replication traffic.

I have a Forefront TMG 2010 acting as a proxy server and the logs in the proxy server

I also had netmon running in my primary server and the logs didn’t indicate too much other than for the fact that the connection never made it to the replica server – something happened between the primary and replica server which caused the connection to be terminated. The primary server name in this deployment is prb8.hvrlab.com and the proxy server is w2k8r2proxy1.hvrlab.com.

If a successful connection goes through, you will see a spew of messages on netmon

When I had observed the issue the first time when building the product, I had reached out to the Forefront folks @ Microsoft to understand this behavior. I came to understand that the Forefront TMG proxy server terminates any outbound (or upload) connections whose content length (request header) is > 4GB.

Hyper-V Replica set a high content length as we expect to transfer large files (VHDs) and it would save us the effort to re-establish the connection each time. A closer inspection of a POST request shows the content length which is being set by Hyper-V Replica (ahem, ~500GB)

The proxy server returns a what-uh? response in the form of a bad-request

That isn’t superhelpful by any means and the error message unfortunately isn’t too specific either. But now you know the reason for the failure – the proxy server terminates the connection the connection request and it never reaches the replica server.

So how do we work around it – there are two ways (1) Bypass the proxy server (2) Use cert based authentication (another blog for some other day).

The ability to by pass the proxy server is provided only in PowerShell in the ByPassProxyServer parameter of the Enable-VMReplication cmdlet - http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj136049.aspx. When the flag is enabled, the request (for lack of better word) bypasses the proxy server. Eg:

Enable-VMReplication -vmname NewVM5 -AuthenticationType Kerberos -ReplicaServerName prb2 -ReplicaServerPort 25000 -BypassProxyServer $true

Start-VMInitialReplication -vmname NewVM5

This is not available in the Hyper-V Manager or Failover Cluster Manager UI. It’s supported only in PowerShell (and WMI). Running the above cmdlets will create the replication request and start the initial replication.

Summary: Windows PowerShell MVP reports from the field on his first visit to North Carolina and Windows PowerShell Saturday.

NOTE: Sean became sick, and was unable to attend the PowerShell Saturday event. However, if he had attended, this is what would have happened. We wish Sean a speedy recovery.

Honorary Scripting Guy, Sean Kearney, here…recovering from an over-poweringly cool day! PowerShell people, PowerShell people there! Scripters, automaters, everywhere! It was like going to a mini-PowerShell Summit!

It started off my flight from Ottawa, and I was picked up by none other than fellow MVP and birthday buddy, Jim “Beefarino” Christopher. Here is a photo of Beefarino:

He looked at my ticket questioningly, “Sean, it says this is for an adult…and well, you’re...”

Yeah, he got me there. I’m me.

An uneventful drive other than Jim wondering if he could tie a Windows PowerShell module into his car for automated driving. I began quickly eyeing the nearest and safest way to jump out (ala Dukes of Hazzard). I thought better of it, and simply poured water on Jim’s laptop.

“Safety first!” I cried to the sky, as sparks and the smell of ozone filled the air with the remains of Jim’s laptop.

So we arrived for dinner with Ed, Theresa, and other Windows PowerShell peeps at the coolest place for a Windows PowerShell dude or dudette to hang out…the Scripting Guy’s house! OK. Redmond is cool, but hanging out at Ed’s house for a Windows PowerShell person is right on par (in my opinion) with chilling at Bill Gates’. Except I’ve never been to the Gates Uber House of Coolness. Here are a couple of Posh Peeps hanging out with the Scripting Wife:

So the next day started off with crowds pouring in the front doors. Eyes scampering wildly to see what the day held in store. Personally, I knew that I wanted to see three key sessions: the Goatee PFE and Beefarino were at the top of my list, along with Ed. I wanted to see these guys in action.

I looked around, “Hey! Where’s Oisin?” puzzled because I thought Oisin was supposed to be here.

Jim looked over shrugging his shoulders, “He’s at SharePoint Saturday in Montreal today.”

Note to self. Take a train run to Montreal next year and twist all the SharePoint Saturday signs to point to North Carolina.

But back to PowerShell Saturday! As the day went on and the midday lunch snackies went by, my time to present was coming up.

“Oh, no! I’m presenting! What if they don’t like me? What if I fall off the podium? What if the Wicked Witch of the West scoops me up? What if Mark Russinovich shuts off the lights with Windows PowerShell?!?”

Panic began to grip me. I sought out Emergency exits, tried to disguise myself as a janitor. But at each exit was a Microsoft rep holding my picture in their hands. “If this guy tries to escape, bolt him to the podium,” the warning read.

So at 1:50 PM, I found myself chained and bolted to the podium. I launched my laptop, breathed in and out of a paper bag until it exploded, and began to settle.

I opened into my presentation: PowerShell Desired State Configuration for Beginners. The audience was quiet and attentive. There were some puzzle looks and a few chuckles when the “Underpants Gnomes” song appeared over the speakers as I began to explain the three basic stages of Desired State Configuration. But I could tell the audience was all getting the gist of it.

At the end, Jim came by, unchained me, and handed me my reward: one can of Red Bull. “Now go outside and drink it like a good little Kraken.”

Yes what a day! Final moments that spring to mind were:

• Singing along with Ed Wilson and others “I’d Like to Teach the World to Script” to the tune of “I’d Like to Teach the World to Sing.” I’m pretty certain that although our voices weren’t on key, our spirits were. I’m also relatively certain we scared off most of the local wildlife.
• Celebrating afterwards with the other speakers at a nice dinner with our good friends, the Scripting Guy and the Scripting Wife at their home.

Of course the trip home was more interesting. I travelled light, and the temperature in Ottawa was still well below zero, so I carried my 400-fill coat with me towards the security checkpoint.

“I know we had snow down here,” muttered security, “But I didn’t think we had THAT much snow.”

Then glancing at my ticket, he saw the final destination, “Ah, never mind. I see you’re going back to Canada. Cold up there, is it?”

I just smiled. Cold it was, but I wouldn’t be able to feel it, with my heart and spirits warmed up from this day.

I invite you to follow the Scripting Guys on Twitter and Facebook. If you have any questions, send an email to the Scripting Guys at scripter@microsoft.com, or post your questions on the Official Scripting Guys Forum. See you tomorrow. Until then just remember, the Power of Shell is in You.

Sean Kearney, Windows PowerShell MVP and Honorary Scripting Guy                                                                                                                                                                                          

O TechNet Wikié uma das principais ferramentas no Portal TechNet, mas também é aberto para profissionais que utilizam o Portal MSDN. Este Wiki é para todas às Tecnologias e Produtos Microsoft.

Com esta possibilidade de agregar às mais diversas informações e soluções criadas através da experiência de cada profissional de TI nestes portais, ou no seu dia à dia de trabalho, temos um "centro de experiências" enorme disponível à todos na Web.

Isto mesmo, às soluções compartilhadas em artigos no TechNet Wiki são indexadas na Web e podem ser localizadas em vários mecanismos de busca.

Além disso os artigos são acompanhados constantemente por MVPs e funcionários Microsoft no Brasil e no exterior, como mostra o twitter postado recentemente pelo Microsoft Learning.

Isto é uma pequena amostra da importância do TechNet Wiki para todos. Então aproveite, compartilhe mais e esteja consciente que ajudar com qualidade vai beneficiar à todos, inclusive à você mesmo. 

Sua reputação profissional e na Comunidade só vai melhorar !

Até +,

Wiki Ninja Durval Ramos ( Twitter, Perfil )

Many users rely on their smart phones and other mobile devices to access their email and calendar using Exchange ActiveSync (EAS). Any issues with mobile device access and EAS are noticed and reported immediately and a solution is expected just as quickly.

To assist you in troubleshooting EAS issues in your organization, we just released the Exchange ActiveSync Guided Walkthrough (GWT). You can use this walkthrough for troubleshooting some common EAS issues such as:

• Creating a profile on the device
• Connectivity issues
• Mail flow issues (unable to send/receive email)
• Calendaring issues
• Delays or server performance issues

This blog was recently written by members of Exchange team and I thought its helpful to many of our customers.

Read the complete blog at http://blogs.technet.com/b/exchange/archive/2014/02/07/exchange-activesync-guided-walkthrough.aspx

Read my favorites blogs:

Assigning File Share permissions using Power Shell

Disk Read Error when migrating virtual machine from one cluster to another

Designing a backup less Exchange 2010 Architecture

Appear Offline in Microsoft Office Communicator Server 2007

Microsoft Exchange 2010 Test cases

Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 Disaster Recovery

I am going to write some of my blog posts in English, starting with this one :)

Currently we are updating our Top Support Solutions with new information. The following products have been updated this week:

• Top Support Solutions for Microsoft Windows Server 2012
• Top Support Solutions for System Center 2012 Virtual Machine Manager
• Top Support Solutions for System Center Endpoint Protection 2012
• Top Support Solutions for System Center 2012 Configuration Manager
• Top Support Solutions for System Center Orchestrator 2012
• Top Support Solutions for System Center 2012 Operations Manager
• Top Support Solutions for Microsoft Application Virtualization (App-V)
• Top Support Solutions for System Center Data Protection Manager 2012 (SCDPM)
• Top Support Solutions for Microsoft Lync Server 2013
• Top Support Solutions for Microsoft Lync Server 2010 

Other products will get updated next week, stay tuned :)

Happy supporting!

☁ Heike

Summary: Get a list of the new Windows PowerShell cmdlets for Desired State Configuration with one line.

 How do I see the cmdlets that are available for the new feature in Windows PowerShell 4.0 called
          Desired State Configuration?

 Target the PSDesiredStateConfiguration module with the Get-Command cmdlet:

Get-Command –module PSDesiredStateConfiguration

Scots College, an independent Presbyterian day and boarding school for boys Years 1 - 13, recently deployed Office 365 as their school wide staff and student productivity tool. After hosting their complimentary Windows in the Classroom Seminar (http://www.microsoft.com/nz/windowsintheclassroom/), Assistant Principal of the Senior School (NCEA) and ICT Manager, Alistair West saw Office 365 as "a key factor on our BYOD strategy".

"In order to facilitate going fully mandated BYOD, we needed a system whereby students could create, edit, collaborate and access files online on any device or operating system. Office 365 is the best solution we have found for that. We are using OneNote for management meetings, our appraisal system and SkyDrive Pro for sharing and collaborating on documents."

"So far we have held staff training sessions on SkyDrive Pro, sharing files and folders, collaborating on documents and using the Newsfeed. A student BYOD/Office 365 session will be held later this month. Some staff have begun using the sharing features of Office 365 to provide real-time feedback to students working on reports/essays. Gail Moynagh (Teacher of Mathematics and Science), has been using the drawing tools in OneNote on an interactive whiteboard to share her lessons with students. In one instance, a student was at home sick, he could log in, open the shared OneNote and see notes appear in real-time."

When asked on how she was using Office 365 in and outside of the classroom, Gail explained, “The massive advantage I see in it is the ability for collaboration with ease between staff and staff, staff and students and students and students. The features of the NewsFeed seem like they will be an excellent way to get information to users quickly and easily.”

"One of the many strengths we are seeing of Office 365 is that it is using resources that our staff were already familiar with (e.g. Word, Excel) and we are just making the next obvious step into doing this in the cloud," Alistair explains. "This makes it more approachable and less overwhelming for staff that are not confident with the use of technology. However, it appears to have huge opportunities for our savvy users as well and we are just beginning to really see its full potential."

"We are just beginning to see how Office 365 can facilitate 24/7, anytime, anywhere, personalised learning."

You can book your complimentary Windows in the Classroom Seminar here:http://www.microsoft.com/nz/windowsintheclassroom/.