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Some Free Posters I've Created Recently

Thu, 05/07/2009 - 13:01 |  Robert MacLean

One of the things that I do at BB&D, is produce guidance posters. So far I have produced two of them and both are publically available on the BB&D developer guidance site DRP. The first is “Outlook + Exchange = Better Together” and the second is “ADO.NET Data Services Cheat Sheet”, not two things you think about together often.

Outlook + Exchange = Better Together

The title is a bit marketing-ly, but the poster is really a nice over view of the 8 key areas of Outlook namely

  • Email
  • Contacts
  • Outlook Web Access
  • SharePoint
  • Calendars
  • Tasks
  • Outlook Features
  • RSS

The poster looks a little busy, but when printed at A3 it’s not bad at all. It also includes three areas (OWA, Mailbox size, SharePoint) where you can write in your organization details so if you print them out and put them on the wall they have some organization context.

poster

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ADO.NET Data Services Cheat Sheet

The next one I developed when learning with ADO.NET Data Services and it’s a bright and fun cheat sheet for it. It includes information on the query operators (with samples along the border), a list of functions, a list of comparison operators (like less than), query order, keys, and $value. I’ve found it very useful to print out and put up. It is designed for A3, but I have it printed at A4 (in grey scale) and it works just as well.


ADO.NET Data Services Cheat Sheet

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Tags: .NET, Development, Presentations, Posters & Cheat Sheets, SharePoint

[...] If you are attending Dev4Devs on Saturday (or are here after the event) and you are looking for a copy of the slides and code you can get them below! If are looking for the ADO.NET Data Services cheat sheet I mentioned then you need to go here. [...]

Submitted by My Presentation @ Dev4Devs | SADev.co.za on Fri, 05/08/2009 - 14:18.

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