Comments on: MSDN Search shows Mono results http://ivanz.com/2008/07/09/msdn-search-shows-mono-results/ Sun, 21 Mar 2010 14:29:26 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: pregnancy symptoms http://ivanz.com/2008/07/09/msdn-search-shows-mono-results/comment-page-1/#comment-27873 pregnancy symptoms Mon, 09 Feb 2009 11:13:02 +0000 http://i-nz.net/?p=174#comment-27873 I wish to wish all pregnant women of good mood, easy pregnancy and natural sorts! Good luck also are happy! Give birth easily and independently! Let not doctors give birth for you, and you! Also adjust itself on chest feeding of the kid! Read the necessary information! Be, lovely pregnant mums and expecting posterities of the daddy, are healthy and wise! I wish to wish all pregnant women of good mood, easy pregnancy and natural sorts! Good luck also are happy! Give birth easily and independently! Let not doctors give birth for you, and you! Also adjust itself on chest feeding of the kid! Read the necessary information! Be, lovely pregnant mums and expecting posterities of the daddy, are healthy and wise!

]]> By: Justin Grant http://ivanz.com/2008/07/09/msdn-search-shows-mono-results/comment-page-1/#comment-19774 Justin Grant Wed, 09 Jul 2008 20:05:35 +0000 http://i-nz.net/?p=174#comment-19774 Hi Ivan - Yep, we had a publishing glitch yesterday. We use a configuration file to define all the refinements and scopes used on MSDN Search. That file was updated yesterday but somehow a blank file got pushed out to two of our servers.<br><br>With a blank file, we always search the entire Web. You might have also noticed that search refinements (e.g. the "Win32 & COM Development" you'd normally see when searching for SetClipboardData) were also missing. <br><br>Anyway, we fixed the problem a few hours ago and the default search scope, and refinements, are back to normal. Thanks for noticing and keeping us on our toes! :-) Hi Ivan – Yep, we had a publishing glitch yesterday. We use a configuration file to define all the refinements and scopes used on MSDN Search. That file was updated yesterday but somehow a blank file got pushed out to two of our servers.

With a blank file, we always search the entire Web. You might have also noticed that search refinements (e.g. the “Win32 & COM Development” you’d normally see when searching for SetClipboardData) were also missing.

Anyway, we fixed the problem a few hours ago and the default search scope, and refinements, are back to normal. Thanks for noticing and keeping us on our toes! :-)

]]> By: Ivan N. Zlatev http://ivanz.com/2008/07/09/msdn-search-shows-mono-results/comment-page-1/#comment-19773 Ivan N. Zlatev Wed, 09 Jul 2008 09:23:42 +0000 http://i-nz.net/?p=174#comment-19773 I can guarantee you I did not use the "Search Entire Web". I never do. There's Google for that. I just tried it and it shows 12 results and the MSDN-only search no longer shows the 5 results in my screenshot. I guess this all was just a temporarily glitch. I can guarantee you I did not use the “Search Entire Web”. I never do. There’s Google for that. I just tried it and it shows 12 results and the MSDN-only search no longer shows the 5 results in my screenshot. I guess this all was just a temporarily glitch.

]]> By: Jonathan Chambers http://ivanz.com/2008/07/09/msdn-search-shows-mono-results/comment-page-1/#comment-19771 Jonathan Chambers Wed, 09 Jul 2008 01:11:58 +0000 http://i-nz.net/?p=174#comment-19771 Ivan,<br> Yes, we support MS COM now so the DnD code could be rewritten. However, COM Interop does require runtime support. Theoretically, someone could compile a runtime without COM support (for size) and still expect Winforms to work. Although, this is less likely now that the WebBrowser uses COM extensively. If it makes life easier (and obviously is Windows only) I say go for it.<br><br>- Jonathan Ivan,
Yes, we support MS COM now so the DnD code could be rewritten. However, COM Interop does require runtime support. Theoretically, someone could compile a runtime without COM support (for size) and still expect Winforms to work. Although, this is less likely now that the WebBrowser uses COM extensively. If it makes life easier (and obviously is Windows only) I say go for it.

- Jonathan

]]> By: Cetin Sert http://ivanz.com/2008/07/09/msdn-search-shows-mono-results/comment-page-1/#comment-19772 Cetin Sert Wed, 09 Jul 2008 01:06:17 +0000 http://i-nz.net/?p=174#comment-19772 You get these results only if you search the entire web (probably using live search) from msdn. If you search msdn only, no results whatsoever. See the drop down arrow button next to the search icon. You get these results only if you search the entire web (probably using live search) from msdn. If you search msdn only, no results whatsoever. See the drop down arrow button next to the search icon.

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