Welcome to Deep Zoom Composer

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Getting Started with the Map Control

Getting Started with the Map Control The Bing Maps™ map control is a JavaScript control that contains the objects, methods, and events that you need to display maps powered by Bing Maps on your Web site. Using the Bing Map Control The topics in this section provide a walkthrough to...

Version Changelist

Version Changelist This topic describes the changes to the Bing Map Control SDK for the 6.2 release. New Map Control Elements The following objects, properties, and methods are either new or have been updated in the 6.2 version of the map control. Name Description...

Bing Maps for Enterprise Brings Location-Based Data to Life

Bing Maps for Enterprise Brings Location-Based Data to Life Create engaging applications for customers and develop solutions to visualize geographic and location-based information by combining online maps with your data. Bing Maps empowers organizations to: Connect with...

Bing Maps SDKs

Bing Maps SDKs The Bing Maps SDKs provide documentation for the APIs that power Bing Maps, an online mapping service that enables users to search, discover, explore, plan, and share information about specific locations. By using traditional road maps, labeled aerial photo views, low-angle high-resolution aerial photos, and proximity searching capabilities, Bing Maps provides unique opportunities...

Bing Map Control SDK 6.2

Bing Map Control SDK 6.2 Bing Map Control SDK 6.2 Microsoft® Bing Maps™ provides the power behind Bing Maps, an online mapping service that enables users to search, discover, explore, plan, and share information about specific locations. By using traditional road maps, labeled aerial photo views, low-angle high-resolution aerial photos, and proximity searching capabilities, Bing Maps...

Microsoft

MicrosoftMicrosoft Corporation (NASDAQ: MSFT, HKEX: 4338) is a United States-based multinational computer technology corporation that develops, manufactures, licenses, and supports a wide range of software products for computing devices.[8] Headquartered in Redmond, Washington, USA, its most profitable products are the Microsoft Windows operating system and the Microsoft Office suite of...

Anti-competitive

Anti-competitive Since the 1980s, Microsoft has been the focus of much controversy in the computer industry.[101] The majority of criticism has been for its business tactics, often described with the motto "embrace, extend and extinguish". Microsoft initially embraces a competing standard or product, then extends it to produce their own version which is then incompatible with the standard,...

Freedom and privacy

Freedom and privacy Free software proponents point to the company's joining of the Trusted Computing Platform Alliance (TCPA) as a cause of concern. A group of companies that seek to implement an initiative called Trusted Computing (computing in which a computer is not only secured for its owner, but also secured against its owner as well), TCPA is decried by critics as it allows software...

Misrepresentation

Misrepresentation The "Get the facts" campaign argues that Windows Server has a lower TCO than Linux and lists a variety of studies in order to prove its case.[112] Proponents of Linux unveiled their own study arguing that, contrary to one of Microsoft's claims, Linux has lower management costs than Windows Server.[113] Another study by the Yankee Group claims that upgrading from one version...

The Mother of All CPU Charts 2005/2006

The Mother of All CPU Charts 2005/2006 The Mother of All CPU Charts 2005/2006It's time for a new CPU comparison using our newly developed benchmark suite. The most noteworthy additions are certainly the dual-core processors, but we have also added some new sections focusing especially on the platforms for AMD's Socket 939 and Intel's...

Choosing a Mother Board

Choosing a Mother Board - There are many things to consider when selecting a Mother-Board. The CPU, type of RAM (and the amount) you intend on installing in the system, number and type of slots (ISA, EISA, VLB, PCI) and their location in relation to the case you will be putting the Mother board in. Upgradability, Integration, Expandability,...

Parity

Parity - Until the 100 MHz 486's and Pentiums, all IBM's required a parity chip, which raised the cost of the RAM chip, but assisted in the Power On BIOS (Basic In Out System) tests. Most of the Bios manufacturers required the parity chip to compare the other chips in that bank to it. If a chip didn't match, the system stopped, beeped, and flashed an error message... stating the RAM failed...

2007 Office System

2007 Office System To view Office Talk columns relating to the Microsoft Office 2007 system, click the articles to the left in the table of contents. ...

Microsoft Office Talk

Microsoft Office Talk The Microsoft Office System delivers a powerful collection of integrated programs, servers, services, tools, and technologies that can help developers build robust business solutions to streamline processes and connect people to information and to one another. If you are new to Office development, and want to learn more about the...

Office 2003

Office 2003 To view Office Talk columns pertaining to Microsoft Office 2003 Editions, click the articles to the left in the table of contents. Office 2003 Build Your Own Research Library...

Microsoft Office 2000

Microsoft Office 2000 The Microsoft Office System delivers a powerful collection of integrated programs, servers, services, tools, and technologies that can help developers build robust business solutions to streamline processes and connect people to information and to one another. If you are new to Office development, and want to learn more about the possibilities offered by...