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There are many users reporting that Google Chrome doesn’t work with Microsoft latest operating system Windows 7 64 bit version. Here is solution to make Google Chrome Work on Windows 7 64 bit.

Run Google Chrome on Windows 7 64 bit Version

1. Right Click on Google Chrome Icon

2. Add -in-process-plugins  after chrome.exe in Target field.

It should look like this,

3. Click Apply and save change.

4. Now start Google Chrome and it should work on your Windows 7 64 Bit Version

The future of technology in education means many things to many different people. eBooks, natural user interfaces, touch screens, gaming in education and the consumerisation of IT are all themes that are voiced when the topic comes up for debate. A hot topic, for sure!

A code sample is worth a thousand words.  Here are a few projects to take a look at that go beyond just code snippets to show you how to put key technologies together in the form ofsample applications.  (Note, if you are looking for just code snippets and focused codesamples, you can check out the Microsoft All-in-One Code Framework project site on CodePlex.)

Layered Architecture Solution Guidance
Project Site - http://layerguidance.codeplex.com

”Designing and creating layered applications can be a challenging task to developers. Layered Architecture Solution Guidance is a Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 extension that provides a set of tools and guidance aimed at simplifying the development of layered applications.
Layered Architecture Solution Guidance is a Guidance Automation Extension that integrates with Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 to allow developers to easily create and organize their projects in a layered fashion following the structure that is illustrated in the Layered Architecture Sample for .NET. It provides a set of solution templates integrated with a suite of code generators to make developing layered applications much simpler and quicker.

Microsoft Spain – Domain Oriented N-Layered .NET 4.0 Sample App
Project Site - http://microsoftnlayerapp.codeplex.com/

The main goal is to show how to use .NET 4.0 wave technologies implementing typical DDD patterns: N-Layered Architecture, Domain Entities, Aggregates, Repositories, Unit of Work, Domain Services, Application Services, DTOs, DTO-Adapters, etc.

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If you are working with VS 2010 (any Edition) and cannot open your 2010 solution on VS 2008 then just follow these 3 Steps:

For <PROJECT_NAME>.sln:

1. Open the solution file in your favorite text editor (ex: notepad++).
2. Find the Following:
Microsoft Visual Studio Solution File, Format Version 11.00.
# Visual Studio 2010.
Replace with:
Microsoft Visual Studio Solution File, Format Version 10.00. (I)
# Visual Studio 2008. (II, optinal)

For <Project_name >.csproj/vbproj:

1. Open project file in your favorite text editor (ex: notepad++).
2. Find the Following:
<Project ToolsVersion=”4.0″ DefaultTargets=”Build” xmlns=”http://schemas.microsoft.com/developer/msbuild/2003″>.
Replace with:
<Project ToolsVersion=”3.5″ DefaultTargets=”Build” xmlns=”http://schemas.microsoft.com/developer/msbuild/2003″>. (III)

Thats it..
Now you can open your solution file on VS2008.
Reverse of this will enable VS2008 solution to open in VS2010.

This project shows how you can use the Netduino Plus to make a tweeting breathalyzer—a standalone breathalyzer that can post messages about the detected alcohol level to Twitter, using an inexpensive alcohol gas sensor.

The Netduino is an open source electronics platform based on a 32-bit microcontroller running the .NET Micro Framework. The Netduino Plus is similar to the original Netduino, but adds a built-in Ethernet controller and MicroSD slot. Since the Netduino Plus can connect directly to a network, it can independently communicate with Twitter’s API without being connected to a computer. read more

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MAKE SURE YOU WATCH these videos to get a glimpse of what our future may look like…WOW!!!  Just AMAZING!!

There maybe many questions about Microsoft’s decision to buy Skype, but one thing is for sure — it can take video conferencing and video calling to a whole different level, thanks to Kinect. If you watch these videos, you can easily imagine the future of video-based calls.

You can make and receive high-quality video via the big screen televisions using broadband-connected XBox 360 with Kinect and Microsoft Messenger. Replace the Messenger with Skype and suddenly Kinect-based calls can go anywhere.

They can start at home and end up on any device – Android, iPhone, iPad and some days on Windows Phone 7 powered phones as well. Same goes for calls emerging from your phones and ending up on the big screen.

Even more immersive calling? Sure why not. At the bottom of this page is the video of a MIT Media Lab project that shows how Kinect can be used for immersive video conference calls. Microsoft’s Skype, Apple’s Facetime and Google Voice are suddenly competing for our communication minutes via video calling.

Kinected Conference from Lining (Lizzie) Yao on Vimeo.