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Index
Cover Contents Title Copyright Dedication About the Author About the Technical Editor Credits Acknowledgments Introduction Part I: Introducing Windows 7
Chapter 1: Windows 7 Improvements
Is Windows 7 Really Just Vista Fixed? Considering the Major Improvements from a Developer Perspective Considering Windows XP Mode Developing for Windows PowerShell 2 Moving Your Applications to Windows 7
Chapter 2: Developing a Windows 7 Strategy
Determining the User Windows 7 Comfort Level Considering Whether to Move Moving Your Applications to Windows 7
Chapter 3: Understanding .NET 4.0
Understanding Why You Need .NET 4.0 Obtaining and Installing .NET 4.0 Considering the Windows 7 Extended Functionality Moving Your Applications to Windows 7
Part II: Working with the Windows 7 User Interface
Chapter 4: Interacting with the Taskbar
Viewing the New Taskbar in Windows 7 Considering the Taskbar Updates Creating the Basic Taskbar Application Using the .NET 4.0 Approach Avoiding Taskbar Overload Moving Your Applications to Windows 7
Chapter 5: Advanced Taskbar Techniques
Using Jump Lists Using Progress Bars Using Thumbnail Toolbars Using Overlay Icons Combining Taskbar Controls Creating a Complete Interface Moving Your Applications to Windows 7
Chapter 6: Working with the Ribbon Interface
Considering the Ribbon as a Whole Viewing the Ribbon in Office Defining the Ribbon Functionality in Windows 7 Moving Your Applications to Windows 7
Chapter 7: Creating Custom Ribbon Interface Applications
Getting Started with the Ribbon Using the Ribbon with WPF Moving Your Applications to Windows 7
Chapter 8: Programming for Aero Glass Functionality
Considerations for Designing Applications for Aero Glass Working with the Windows 7 Common File Dialogs Working with the Windows 7 Task Dialogs Providing Extended Linguistic Services Moving Your Applications to Windows 7
Chapter 9: Working with the Multi-Touch User Interface
Considering Where Most Companies Use Multi-Touch Defining the User Requirements for Multi-Touch Adding Multi-Touch to Your Application Moving Your Applications to Windows 7
Part III: Developing Secure Applications
Chapter 10: Using Standard NT Security Features in Windows 7
Considering Basic NT Security Feature Changes Understanding Basic NT Security Working Directly with Windows NT Security Moving Your Applications to Windows 7
Chapter 11: Understanding the User Account Control
Understanding the UAC Interacting with the UAC Adding UAC Support to Your Application Moving Your Applications to Windows 7
Chapter 12: Developing Applications with Enhanced Security
Considering Modern Application Security Requirements Defining Your Application’s Security Needs Creating an Application with Enhanced Security Devising and Implementing a Security Policy Avoiding too Much Security Moving Your Applications to Windows 7
Chapter 13: Interacting with the Built-In Security Features
Working with the Firewall Working with Automatic Updates Accessing AppLocker Moving Your Applications to Windows 7
Part IV: Advanced Windows 7 Programming
Chapter 14: Working in the Background
Advantages of Working in the Background Developing Trigger-Start Services Providing Power Management Implementing Application Restart and Recovery Working with the Network List Manager Moving Your Applications to Windows 7
Chapter 15: Using the Windows 7 Libraries
Working with Known Folders Using Non-Filesystem Containers Considering User-Defined Collections Using the Explorer Browser Control Moving Your Applications to Windows 7
Chapter 16: Writing 64-Bit Applications for Windows 7
Considering the Advantages of 64-Bit Applications Understanding the Requirements for 64-Bit Applications Overcoming 64-Bit Development Issues Writing a 64-Bit Application Moving Your Applications to Windows 7
Chapter 17: Using Parallel Programming in Windows 7
Considering the Advantages of Parallel Processing Understanding the Requirements for Parallel Processing Writing an Application that Relies on Parallel Processing Moving Your Applications to Windows 7
Chapter 18: Using the Sensor and Location Platform
Defining the Sensor and Location Devices Obtaining a List of Sensors Obtaining Specific Sensor Information Developing for Other Sensor and Location Devices Moving Your Applications to Windows 7
Chapter 19: Using Windows XP Mode Effectively
Considering Windows XP Mode Testing Your Application in Windows XP Mode Workarounds for Common Windows XP Mode Problems Moving Your Applications to Windows 7
Part V: Working at the Command Line
Chapter 20: Working with Windows PowerShell 2.0
Replacing the Command Prompt Understanding PowerShell Command Basics for the Developer Working with the Online Help Understanding the Shell Property System Moving Your Applications to Windows 7
Chapter 21: Creating Scripts
Understanding When to Use Scripts Using the PowerShell ISE Writing a Basic Script Performing Script Testing Moving Your Applications to Windows 7
Chapter 22: Creating Cmdlets
Understanding When to Use Cmdlets Creating a Shell Extension with the Make-Shell Utility Writing a Basic Cmdlet Moving Your Applications to Windows 7
Chapter 23: Interacting Directly with PowerShell
Creating a Cmdlet Interface for Your Application Working with System Events Using PowerShell for Application Status Information Using PowerShell to Update Application Configuration Performing Tasks from Remote Locations Moving Your Applications to Windows 7
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