Hopefully this isn’t perceived as spam mail. If it is, my apologies, but I
thought most of you would be very interested in hearing about this:
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Microsoft has added approximately 30 hours of purely technical content
tailored to help driver developers and testers produce more reliable
drivers and learn about the newest driver models in the Microsoft(r)
Windows(r) 2000 and Windows Millennium Edition operating systems. Don’t
miss this opportunity to learn directly from the Microsoft engineers who
designed and implemented the device driver interfaces.
Topics to be discussed include:
· Driver installation and *.inf development tips
· Proper usage of Plug and Play IDs
· Windows Driver Model (WDM) architecture and implementation guide
· Testing techniques, including details of the Driver Verifier
· Debugging techniques
· Driver signing, certification, and Windows Update
· Details of Windows 2000 display drivers including Microsoft DirectX(r)
support.
· Developing imaging drivers for the new Windows Imaging Architecture
(WIA)
· When and how to develop filter drivers
· Porting 32-bit drivers to 64-bit Windows
· NDIS topics, including NDIS tester, WDM buses,
· Printer drivers including multi-function printing devices
· Audio drivers … and others
Note this list is subject to change. To get more details and to request
notifications via email of any session changes, go to
http:. But hurry and register now – early
registration discounts end on March 6!
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