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14 years ago @ Microsoft Partner Netw... - WPC 2011 - Worldwide P... · 0 replies · +1 points
Emile,
Thanks for your interest! There are a number of different pass options, including expo only, single day, and full conference passes. Pricing for passes and booths is expected to be available in early March; in the meantime, you can reach out to Marci Eversole, who can provide you with the sponsor and exhibitor packages from WPC11. Her email address is v-marcie@microsoft.com.
14 years ago @ Microsoft Partner Netw... - WPC 2011 - Worldwide P... · 0 replies · +1 points
We're glad to know you're planning ahead for WPC 2012!
We'll be sure to make an announcement once updated conference information is available. In the meantime, you can email Marci Eversole with any additional questions. Her correct address is v-marcie@microsoft.com.
14 years ago @ Microsoft Partner Netw... - Microsoft Partner Netw... · 0 replies · +2 points
@miles_kehoe ·- I am investigating internally some information for you. Hope to get specifics to you in the next 24-48 hours.
@drice - Your input has been taken to the WPC planning team. Good news is that we do a few of these partner presenting to partner sessions already. And for this coming year we are doubling down on those partner led sessions and literally "doubling" the number of those sessions. We're also exploring how to begin these with more frequency online. If you have additional thoughts on this specifically - send them to mspartner@microsoft.com - By the way, love the Bahamas idea!
Dave Purscell - Thank you so much for sharing about the value of TS2. One other thought is if we did bring it back but through a virtual conference experience - that way travel costs would be cut out for you. Would that be valuable?
Great stuff partners! Keep it coming!
Kat Tillman - community strategy & management for MPN
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See if they will allow this to be installed if it isn’t.
14 years ago @ Microsoft Partner Netw... - WPC 2011 - Worldwide P... · 0 replies · +1 points
· The first step is to make sure you have Microsoft Silverlight installed. You need the current version of Silverlight to watch any of the videos on Digital WPC. Visit http://www.microsoft.com/getsilverlight/get-start... to verify if you have Silverlight. If not, you can download it here. Silverlight is a free plug-in which is compatible across many web browsers and allows for HD quality video using IIS Smooth Streaming.
· Open Internet Explorer, and choose the Tools or the thing that looks like a bicycle gear in the upper right corner
· Select “Internet Options”, then “Security” to get to the correct tab.
· Choose “Trusted Sites” from the menu, then click the “Sites” button, making sure to click “Trusted Sites” first.
· Enter http://*.microsoft.com in the space for entering URL’s. Make sure to uncheck the box for “Require server verification (https:) for all sites in this zone.”
· Click “Add”, then “Close.”
This should correct the browser issue. You may need to close and restart Internet Explorer for the changes to take hold.
14 years ago @ Microsoft Partner Netw... - WPC 2011 - Worldwide P... · 0 replies · 0 points
14 years ago @ Microsoft Partner Netw... - WPC 2011 - Worldwide P... · 0 replies · +1 points
· The first step is to make sure you have Microsoft Silverlight installed. You need the current version of Silverlight to watch any of the videos on Digital WPC. Visit http://www.microsoft.com/getsilverlight/get-start... to verify if you have Silverlight. If not, you can download it here. Silverlight is a free plug-in which is compatible across many web browsers and allows for HD quality video using IIS Smooth Streaming.
· Open Internet Explorer, and choose the Tools or the thing that looks like a bicycle gear in the upper right corner
· Select “Internet Options”, then “Security” to get to the correct tab.
· Choose “Trusted Sites” from the menu, then click the “Sites” button, making sure to click “Trusted Sites” first.
· Enter http://*.microsoft.com in the space for entering URL’s. Make sure to uncheck the box for “Require server verification (https:) for all sites in this zone.”
· Click “Add”, then “Close.”
This should correct the browser issue. You may need to close and restart Internet Explorer for the changes to take hold.