Random Screen Shot: SharePoint Server Attack in Korean?

This shot shows something new to me. Apparently my  Windows Server 2008 virtual machine can send SMTP essages to some host name, a mixture of Chinese and Korean characters. My guess is that by the end of this week, it will be clear to me what I'm seeing here.

In the mean time, a few more SharePoint links have come into my life:

• "Site Features vs Site Templates vs Site Definitions"

• "Chapter 3: Programming SharePoint Lists and Libraries"

• "SharePoint Lists"

• "Adding a list item programmatically using the object model"

• "Accessing List Items using SPDataSource using the object model"

• "Reading the XML from an InfoPath Form instance in a Form Library"

• "InfoPath Form Services Development"

• "Guide to making SharePoint XHTML Compliant"

• "Somasegar's WebLog : Sharepoint tools support in Visual Studio 2010"This last announcement listed here about Visual Studio 2010 explains to me why SharePoint Designer will be given away for "free"... This actually makes Visual Studio 2010 'eagerly awaited' by me---a feeling that comes to me more to get rid of SharePoint Designer than to welcome even more great changes to catch up with...

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