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Download the MPG Versions of the InterKnowlogy Videos of their Surface Applications

Tim Huckaby — Fri, 12 Sep 2008 13:58:00 GMT

Download the MPG Versions of the InterKnowlogy Videos of their Surface Applications

and InterKnowlogy Marketing Data Sheets

You can always see the videos with an internet connection in silverlight players at: http://Silverlight.InterKnowlogy.com

Each zip has the video file (mpg)

These videos are not professionally recorded. They are simply project update videos becuase it's very difficult to show progress on a Surface project in technologies like LiveMeeting.

InterKnowlogy Marketing Data Sheets

Download 2mb zip file

right click on the link and do “Save Target As...” and save the zip file to a location on your computer where you can extract the files.

VitruView (The Surface Heart Surgery Application)

Download 175mb zip file

right click on the link and do “Save Target As...” and save the zip file to a location on your computer where you can extract the video and the Silverlight videoplayer.

History at Your Fingertips (The Surface Library of Congress Application built for the Democratic and Republican Conventions)

Download 92mb zip file

right click on the link and do “Save Target As...” and save the zip file to a location on your computer where you can extract the video and the Silverlight videoplayer.

C-Me (The “Cancer App“ built for the Scripps Research Institute)

Download 142mb zip file

right click on the link and do “Save Target As...” and save the zip file to a location on your computer where you can extract the video and the Silverlight videoplayer.

Download InterKnowlogy Videos for their Surface Applications

Tim Huckaby — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 07:19:00 GMT

Download the InterKnowlogy Videos of the Surface Applications they have built so that you can run them locally without an internet connection

You can always see them with an internet connection in silverlight players at: http://Silverlight.InterKnowlogy.com

Each zip has the streamed video file (wmv) along with the Silverlight player to run the video. you can view the video directly in Windows Media player if you want.

These videos are not professionally recorded. They are simply project update videos becuase it's very difficult to show progress on a Surface project in technologies like LiveMeeting.

VitruView (The Surface Heart Surgery Application)

Download 41mb zip file

right click on the link and do “Save Target As...” and save the zip file to a location on your computer where you can extract the video and the Silverlight videoplayer.

History at Your Fingertips (The Surface Library of Congress Application built for the Democratic and Republican Conventions)

Download 32mb zip file

right click on the link and do “Save Target As...” and save the zip file to a location on your computer where you can extract the video and the Silverlight videoplayer.

C-Me (The “Cancer App“ built for the Scripps Research Institute)

Download 84mb zip file

right click on the link and do “Save Target As...” and save the zip file to a location on your computer where you can extract the video and the Silverlight videoplayer.

InterKnowlogy Surface Application for HealthVault

Tim Huckaby — Thu, 10 Jul 2008 16:16:00 GMT

Update Video #2 on the VitruView Surface application for Microsoft HealthVault:

Download 323mb video

right click on the link and do “Save Target As...” and save the quicktime video to a location on your computer where you can view it.

Update Video on the Surface app for Josh

Tim Huckaby — Thu, 03 Jul 2008 12:11:00 GMT

Update Video on the Surface app for Josh:

Download 221mb video

right click on the link and do “Save Target As...” and save the quicktime video to a location on your computer where you can view it.

TechEd 2008 VSTO Session Resources

Tim Huckaby — Mon, 09 Jun 2008 15:22:00 GMT

Here are the links to the demos and the ppt deck from the session, “OFC201: Building Powerful Applications for the Microsoft Office System Using Microsoft Visual Studio Tools for the Microsoft Office System (VSTO)” that I did at TechEd in Orlando on June 3rd, 2008:

The PowerPoint Deck with all the links on guidance on how to learn VSTO can be found here.

Demo 1: VSTO 2003 (1.1) SQL stored proc, analysis, pivot and chart Excel Demo:

Bits can be downloaded Here

Demo 2: Visual Studio Tools for Office (VSTO) 2005 "Hello World" Word Demo

This was the simple add a data connection and drag the stored proc on the Word doc in design time to create a word table demo. i have not built detailed directions on how to do it, but i'd be more than happy to so send me an email if you want it and i'll get it up here.

Demo 3: Visual Studio Tools for Office (VSTO) 2005 Excel Guided Tour

Demo Instructions can be downloaded here: VSTO 2005 Excel Guided Tour.doc
Bits can be downloaded here: VSTO Excel Guided Tour Source

Demo 4: VSTO 2005 SE PowerPoint Add-in to mimic ribbon view functionality

Bits can be downloaded here: VSTO 2005 SE PowerPoint Add-in demo

Demo 5: Visual Studio Tools for Office (VSTO) 2005 Adventure Works Customer Sales Dynamic Word Doc Creation

Bits can be downloaded Here

Demo 6: Visual Studio Tools for Office (VSTO) 2005 Excel Win32 Services

Bits can be downloaded Here

Demo 7: VSTO 2008 PowerPoint Document Creation

Bits can be downloaded Here

Visio Demo I didn't have time for:

Bits can be downloaded Here

Tim Huckaby (TimHuck@InterKnowlogy.com)

If you are interested in having InterKnowlogy help you build an application contact me or Andrea Heyen (AHeyen@InterKnowlogy.com)

TechEd 2008 VSTO-WPF-WCF Session Resources

Tim Huckaby — Mon, 09 Jun 2008 11:55:00 GMT

Here are the links to the demos and the ppt deck from the session, “Integrating WPF & WCF into your Office Business Applications” that I did at TechEd in Orlando on June 4th, 2008:

The PowerPoint Deck with all the links on guidance on how to learn VSTO can be found here.

Demo 1: The Hello World demoed (that i screwed up on stage :) ) on how to do VSTO and Excel:

Bits can be downloaded here.
Instructions on how to build it yourself can be found here.

Demo 2 on how to do a VSTO Outlook Add-in:

Bits can be downloaded here.
Instructions on how to build it yourself can be found here.

Demo 3, which is a VSTO Excel application that talks to the AdventureWorks Database

Bits can be downloaded here.
If you don’t have the Northwind Sample SQL Server Database installed you can download it from MSDN here or install it from SQL server DVD

Demo 3, which is the VSTO-WPF-WCF music application, can be found here.

(install the music database I used with the script here and make sure to see the note below to build your own)
If you want to build your own music database from your own music on your computer read how to do it from Brian Noyes’s Blog post here: http://briannoyes.net/2008/02/13/BuildYourOwnMusicDatabaseForDemosAndSamples.aspx

Other Notes on my VSTO-WPF-WCF session at TechEd 2008:

· I demoed Charles Petzold’s XAML Cruncher tool. You can download it off his website at: http://www.charlespetzold.com/wpf/XamlCruncher/XamlCruncher.application
use the following XAML as your Startup document (XAML / Save as Startup document):

view here

Tim Huckaby (TimHuck@InterKnowlogy.com)

If you are interested in having InterKnowlogy help you build an application contact me or Andrea Heyen (AHeyen@InterKnowlogy.com)

TechEd 2008 WPF Data Visualization Session Resources

Tim Huckaby — Mon, 09 Jun 2008 10:34:00 GMT

Here are the links to the demos, resources, and the ppt deck from the WPF Data Visualization session that I did at the TechED 2008 in Orlando on June 5th, 2008:

Download the PowerPoint Deck from the session here: Download

Download the stand-alone community version (without the SharePoint 2007 dependancy) of the InterKnowlogy “Cancer App“ (C-ME), built for the Scripps Research Institute with source code here: Download

Download the 3D “Cancer App“ (C-ME), built for the Scripps Research Institute with supporting docs & source code from Codeplex : Here

Download a stand-alone version of the InterKnowlogy 3D collaborator (the WPF app for 3d AutoCad files) here: Download

See a technical video on the 3D Angiographer (3d heart surgery app) here: Go

If you want to be a beta-tester for the cool WPF InterKnowlogy SharePoint searching product thing i demoed you will have to write me an email expressing that desire so I can get you on the list for when we are ready to release. do that here.

All the cool InterKnowlogy Silverlight 2.0 Apps are here: Go

You can get the XceedSoft WPF DataGrid control from there site at http://xceed.com/

For more info on Telerik’s RAD controls for WPF go to their website here: www.Telerik.com

For more info on SoftwareFx’s ChartFX control for WPF go to their website here: www.SoftwareFX.com

You can get the Source Code, Demo Guide, and other resources for the StockBoids WPF application that Szymon Kobalczyk built and won the Microsoft Financial application contest with here: http://geekswithblogs.net/kobush/archive/2008/03/17/120601.aspx

Here are links to other demos & resources related to WPF Data Visualization that i didn't do at this year's TechEd, but that I have done in the past:

Charles Petzold’s XAML Cruncher tool. You can install it off his website at: http://www.charlespetzold.com/wpf/XamlCruncher/XamlCruncher.application
Use the following XAML as your Startup document (XAML / Save as Startup document):

view here

You can get information on the Electric Rain Standout product on there site at http://www.erain.com/

Links to the New York Times Reader (and other news reader) WPF applications can be found at: http://blogs.msdn.com/tims/archive/2007/02/22/great-wpf-applications-10-daily-mail-seattle-p-i-forbes-com-new-york-times.aspx

The Vertigo Family Show application can be found here: Go

The “design to dev” demo instructions, assetts and code can be found here: Download

Tim Huckaby (TimHuck@InterKnowlogy.com)

If you are interested in having InterKnowlogy help you build an application contact me or Andrea Heyen (AHeyen@InterKnowlogy.com)

Thoughts on Microsoft Mix: The WideOpen Web

Tim Huckaby — Sat, 08 Mar 2008 08:21:00 GMT

The majority of my blog posts are not exposed externally, but when a group of folks asked me to do an external post on my thoughts about the Microsoft Mix conference in Las Vegas this week, I gladly said, “Sure!”. So here we go…Attending the conference was time well spent for me and consequently, I’m more confident than ever that not only is Microsoft building the platform, tools and plumbing for the next generation of applications, but that InterKnowlogy is perfectly aligned as experts in these technologies - specifically WPF and Silverlight.

I have been a strong advocate and evangelist for “the smart client revolution” for many years. When .NET Windows Forms 2.0 shipped ~ 5 years ago, the deployment and maintenance nightmare of COM was nearing an end. And finally people started seeing that in most cases building browser based applications inside the firewall was just silly – especially when you consider the developer productivity achieved. Let’s face it. It simply is much easier to build windows apps than it is to build browser based apps. I call this the Winform phase of the Smart Client Revolution.

In 2005, WPF shipped and took client apps to the next level. WPF allows us to do things in design, usability, and UX that we never speculated would come so quickly. In all honesty, WPF took me totally by surprise. The paradigm was different, and difficult. But the results were so compelling. I call this Phase II.

In my opinion, we are in the 3rd phase of the smart client revolution: The Silverlight phase. Silverlight gives us the ability to build rich client applications and manifest them in the browser…cross platform! It’s basically WPF for the browser. Sure it’s a light version of the .NET framework, but at a 4.3 mb download there are tough choices to be made on what goes in and stays out.

I am speculating here, but in phase 4 we are headed for a world where:

· The rich clients of WPF are going to collide with applications delivered in the browser.

· There will be no delineation between web and windows. The tool (Visual Studio) will not delineate between the two types.

· Issues of cross platform will be overcome – at least for platforms and devices that have an SDK.

· We’ll have a full blown framework / next generation version of Silverlight where the technical and security challenges of access to the entire .NET framework over the web delivered in a browser will be overcome.

That’s a world I want to live in and it’s happening a lot quicker than I thought it would. For now, the next 18 months of building WPF and Silverlight applications is going to be really fun.

InterKnowlogy Healthcare / Life Sciences Resources

Tim Huckaby — Mon, 03 Mar 2008 12:15:00 GMT

The Following is a list of InterKnowlogy Healthcare & Life Sciences Resources Available for Download

Realize that InterKnowlogy has built a number of solutions we cannot talk about / provide resources on because of the highly sensitive nature of the data and application and/or the NDA legal agreements that preclude talking about them or showing them. The list below is a small list of solution resources we are allowed to talk about and distribute.

PowerPoint Decks, PDFs & Word Document Resources:

InterKnowlogy Story (Health Care & Life Sciences) PowerPoint Deck: Download

InterKnowlogy Story (Health Care & Life Sciences) One Pager PDF: Download

PowerPoint Deck on the C-ME application built for the Scripps Research Institute: Download

Document Describing the C-ME application built for the Scripps Research Institute: Download

Document Describing the 3D Collaborator Application, a 2D/3D AutoCAD© DWF viewer/annotator built in WPF: Download

Videos:

Demo of the “Heart App“ (Angiographer Application built for InterMountain Healthcare / GE) in use - 15mbs: Download

Demo of the “Cancer App“ (The Collective Molecular Environment, C-ME, built for the Scripps Research Institute): Coming Soon!

Video done by Microsoft on the InterKnowlogy & TSRI C-ME application used at the Worldwide Launch of Windows Vista - 64mbs: Download

“Directors Cut“ version of the InterKnowlogy & TSRI C-ME application done by the Microsoft Office Team - 85mbs: Download

Demos:

Download a stand-alone (without the SharePoint dependancy) version of the WPF “Cancer app“ (C-ME) built for the Scripps Research Institute here: Download zip of msi.

ClickOnce install a demo version of the InterKnowlogy 3D Collaborator: A WPF 2D/3D AutoCAD© DWF viewer here: ClickOnce Install.

Case Studies:

The Case Study on the C-ME application that InterKnowlogy built for the Scripps Research Institute can be found on the Microsoft site: Click Here.

Another more technical version of the Case Study on the C-ME application that InterKnowlogy built for the Scripps Research Institute can be found on the Microsoft site: Click Here.

Coming Soon: A case study on the Silverlight 2.0 application case study that was featured in the Worldwide launch of Windows Server 2008, SQL Server 2008, and Visual Studio 2008!

Other Resources:

Link to the Peter Kuhn Lab at the Scripps Research Institute that has numerous resources available on the C-ME application: Click Here

If you are in the Microsoft employee in the field and want to demo a fully functional version of the Collective Molecular Environment (C-ME) application we built for the Scripps research Institute (or other InterKnowlogy application you have heard about) , email me and we'll mail you a dvd with:

The WPF application
A 10gb VPC with the fully configured sharepoint server
demo scripts and pptx

The links to the demos and the ppt deck from the session, “Integrating WPF & WCF into your Office Business Applications” that I did at the Office Developers Conference in San Jose on February, 11th, 2008

Tim Huckaby — Thu, 14 Feb 2008 12:52:00 GMT

Here are the links to the demos and the ppt deck from the session, “Integrating WPF & WCF into your Office Business Applications” that I did at the Office Developers Conference in San Jose on February, 11^th, 2008:

The PowerPoint Deck with all the links on guidance on how to learn VSTO can be found here.

Demo 1 on how to do VSTO and Excel can be found here.

Demo 2, which is a VSTO Excel application that talks to the AdventureWorks Database can be found here.

(if you don’t have Northwind installed you can download it from MSDN)

Demo 3, which is the VSTO-WPF-WCF music application, can be found here.

(install the music database I used with the script here and make sure to see the note below to build your own)

Demo 4 on hot to do a VSTO Outlook Add-in can be found here.

Other Notes on my VSTO-WPF-WCF session at the ODC:

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If you want to build your own music database from your own music on your computer read how to do it from Brian Noyes’s Blog post here: http://briannoyes.net/2008/02/13/BuildYourOwnMusicDatabaseForDemosAndSamples.aspx

Tim Huckaby (TimHuck@InterKnowlogy.com)