We are a certified partner, and I found the PressPass link throught the partners portal. I think MS offers only 300dpi tiff format for their products logos, thought they provide vector pdfs for mcp logos and partners competencies. We are creating a large printed banner (1x2 m) with our comptencies logos (.Net, JAVA, PHP) but the tiff logo is not large enougth. Regards, Ghassen

I found the official logos provided by MS here Microsoft PressPass[^]. I dont understand why they do not provide vector graphics. I also tried your solution, but gradients were not reproduced properly.

Can someone point me where to find Microsoft .Net Vector Logo?. this one[^]

http://blogs.msdn.com/shawnhernan/archive/2010/02/13/microsoft-s-many-eyeballs-and-the-security-development-lifecycle.aspx[^] Excellent!

Looking at the right portion of my task bar (Windows 7 / fr-FR) : - Current month is december 2009 (Click) -> Switched to year view 2009 (Click) -> Switched to decade view (2000-2009) (Click) -> Switched to century view (2000-2099) and decade are ([2000-2009],[2010,2019]...,[2090,2099] So?

Not that big for me (I'm from Tunisia, north africa) You shoud also consider customizing the installation experience Microsoft Silverlight Installation Experience White Paper and Sample Code (Apr 2009)[^]

IMHO Code generation has its uses and can accelerate coding once a patterns is identified. Microsoft Software factories (SCSF, WCSF, MVC) contain recipes for code generation. CodeSmith like other code generation tools uses templates. If the templates are based on well designed code, the resulting output will be OK. Also, code generation should be applied only to specific parts of the project, and using partial classes to isolate generated code.