Month: August 2019

Hello Windows Insiders, today we’re releasing Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 18970 (20H1) to Windows Insiders in the Fast ring. Insiders will see a Cumulative Update Build 18970.1005 (KB4518974) offered at the same time as well. We are testing our ability to service a build at the same time it is released. The result for […]

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You can publish your website directly to an Azure Virtual Machine by using Visual Studio. However, you may run into this error message after selecting the VM: “Could not reach the Web Deploy endpoint on the specified virtual machine“
 
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IIS uses bindings to redirect traffic to the corresponding web applications. These bindings depend on the listener adapters. The most common listener adapters (also known as “site binding types”) are http, https, and ftp.
 
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Web applications use connection strings to connect to databases with certain credentials and other configuration. For example: a connection string can tell your web application to connect to X database at ServerA by using Z use… Continue reading Connection string encryption and decryption→

You can use groups on Outlook.com to create a shared distribution list and access a group inbox with archived emails, shared files, and a group calendar. Groups allows you to connect, coordinate, and contribute to a s… Continue reading Outlook.com now supports groups→

Public speaking can be stressful. From boardrooms to classrooms, stepping on stage can cause our blood pressure to rise, but with a little practice, our belief is that everyone can improve how they present. Over the last few years we’ve received f… Continue reading Nail your next presentation with Presenter Coach in PowerPoint for the web→

In July 2019, we updated the Quantum Development Kit (QDK) to be fully open-source and invited the community to help shape the developer tools that will empower users to solve some of the worlds biggest problems. Were excited to highlight some great community contributions in the last month. Our Quantum Katas have been a big

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In continuation with our announcement of SQL Server 2019 release candidate last week, were announcing that the release candidate refresh for SQL Server 2019 is now available to download. The release candidate now includes bits for Big Data Clusters in SQL Server 2019 in this refresh. Back in July, we announced the preview of Big

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