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Microsoft® Surface® 2 Hands-on Labs

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  • Version: 2.0
  • Language: English

Microsoft® Surface® 2 Hands-on Labs

This package contains 11 hands on labs to supplement the Microsoft Surface 2.0 Online Training Course. Each lab contains a walkthrough and starter projects to provide guided step-by-step practical experience for developing Surface applications. Topics include using ScatterView, vision based object recognition, Microsoft Surface Input Simulator, drag and drop APIs, Library Container, 360 degree interfaces, and more.

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System Requirements

Operating Systems: Windows 7

Supported operating systems: Windows 7

• Microsoft® Surface® Version 2.0 SDK• Microsoft Visual C#® 2010 Express Edition or Microsoft Visual Studio® 2010
• .NET Framework 4.0 is required (included with Visual C# 2010 and Visual Studio 2010)
• Microsoft XNA® Framework Redistributable 4.0
• (Optional - Recommended) Microsoft Expression Blend® 4 to edit the XAML code that defines your user interface

Installation Instructions

Down the .ZIP package and extract all files. Follow the directions for each lab.

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