Month: December 2017

SharePoint 2013 Move Documents to Another Library Using Content Organizer Web Service Oscar Garcia is a Principal Software Architect who resides in Sunny South Florida. He is a Microsoft MVP and certified solutions developer with many years of experience building solutions using .Net framework and multiple open source frameworks. Currently, he specializes in building solutions… Continue reading Friday Five: Threat Analytics, The Future Of Financial Services, Citizen Developers and More→

At The Game Awards last night, we were thrilled to announce that Sea of Thieves’ shared-world adventure will be setting sail globally on the Xbox One family of devices and Windows 10 PCs on March 20, 2018 for $59.99/£49.99/€69.99. The game is now available for pre-order, and you can check out the trailer above for the latest taste of the daring adventures you’ll find in-game.   Pirates who pre-order digitally or at retail will receive exclusive access to a pre-release closed beta, providing the perfect opportunity for fans to find their sea legs ahead of launch. In addition, players will… Continue reading Sea of Thieves Arrives March 20, Pre-orders Available Now→

Dovetailing well with last month’s Soldering 101 post, the cool MagPi magazine has and entire edition dedicated to…The MagPi Issue 64, Electronics Starter GuideElectronics Starter GuideEverybody knows the Raspberry Pi is a coding tool. It’s inspiring… Continue reading The MagPi’s “Electronics Starter Guide”→

Inspired by the best-selling novel “Metro 2035” by Dmitry Glukhovsky, the world of Metro Exodus takes place in the wake of a nuclear apocalypse, where survivors try to eke out a daily existence in the metro system of Moscow, Russia. With its blend of RPG elements and tense shooter gameplay, the series has come to be known as one of the most atmospheric experiences in gaming. This evening we got our latest look at the next explosive chapter of the series during The Game Awards, showcasing more of that atmospheric world we’ve grown to love thanks to its predecessors Metro… Continue reading All Aboard the Post-Apocalyptic Train in the New Metro Exodus Trailer→

Earlier tonight at The Game Awards we were treated to a brand-new trailer featuring footage of PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds, the worldwide smash-hit coming to Xbox Game Preview on Tuesday, December 12. PUBG is a last-man-standing shooter in which players are dropped onto a realistic 8 x 8-kilometer island. Starting with nothing but your two fists and the will to stay alive, players must fight to locate weapons, vehicles, and supplies as they strive to be the last remaining survivor. Having sold more than 20 million copies on PC, its passionate online community looks to grow even larger on Xbox One. And,… Continue reading New PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds Trailer Unveiled at The Game Awards→

Most web pages don’t fit on one screen, so good scrolling behavior is an integral part of a good web browser. It’s so crucial to the user experience that we have spent a lot of time optimizing page scrolling, with great results. Since launching Microsoft Edge, we’ve optimized most scrolling experiences — scrolling via touchscreens, […] Continue reading Building a great touchpad experience for the web with Pointer Events→

We hope you enjoyed this week’s episode of This Week on Windows! Head over here to learn more about Always Connected PCs, check out Microsoft Store’s annual 12 days of deals, catch up on our Windows 10 Tips on getting started with Continue on PC in the Microsoft Edge mobile app and bringing your stories to life […] Continue reading This Week on Windows: Microsoft Store’s 12 Days of Deals, Always Connected PCs and more→

The rugged TOUGHBOOK and TOUGHPAD devices that have made Panasonic a familiar name in industries such as public safety and manufacturing are now being evaluated for agriculture. View a behind-the-scenes factory tour and see how one farmer is already finding success with the TOUGHBOOK CF-33. Continue reading Behind-the-scenes at Panasonic: factory to field→