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This video walks you through creating a simple Setup project to deploy your VSPackage on an end-user machine. You will see how to deploy a package manually, through a Visual Studio Setup Project, or using Windows Installer XML (WiX).

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Hi! I'm Ross. Thanks for visiting expertvillage.com. What can we do with computer files? Let's find out. Let's talk about Windows Explorer. I will start the program by pressing down the Windows key on the keyboard. While pressing that, press in the E key, and it starts windows explorer with a navigational panel on the left and the contents on the right. There is another way to start it, and that's pressing down with the left button on the Start, going up to my computer, right clicking, and going down to Explorer, and I'll select that with the left button. Again, we have Windows Explorer. I want to click the plus sign on My Documents. It expands to show me the other files directly below it. If I left click on My Documents, it shows me the contents of that folder. So here is the folders immediately below it and the files within that folder. I also like to select a few other options; for instance, the view. I prefer the detailed view. In this view, I have more information and I can sort by each column, by clicking on its header name. I click again, it sorts in the opposite direction. I also like to show file name extensions, which are not showing now, and I like to show in the address bar and in the title bar, the full path name. I can do all this under Tools, Folder Options, and click on the View tab. Down here, I can see display, the full path, and the title bar. I'll click that for yes. It already has displayed the full path in the address bar. Then here, hide extensions is check marked. I'm going to remove the check mark so it'll no longer hide them, now click Okay. Now, I have the file name extensions here. If I click on the folder, I can see the full path in the address bar and in the title bar.

I caught up with Hunter Walk, a key executive at Google Video who had previously run Google's AdSense. My visit coincided with the launch of the new EepyBird exploding Diet Coke bottles. Fun clip and quite popular with 1.6 million views, but what does it mean?  Well, it marks the first step by Google in helping small video producers monetize content by inserting advertising into clips.  Up until now, Google Video has largely helped big content producers make money through paid download of individual segments.  They have done limited advertising, notably post-roll ads for HP on the Charlie Rose Show. Hunter tells Beet.TV that Google will soon place ads in clips created by a variety of small producers and on select user-generated content.  (I wonder if this will be in case for YouTube, but no one at Google will comment on YouTube matters until the transaction actually closes.)Hunter also shared some insight into how Google Video searches video on the site. He outlined the three components: searching metadata or the text surrounding a post, community information meaning comments and rating of clips, and other sorts of content analysis including speech to text. He alludes to more edgy technology when he referred to processing "search signals that we fold into search ranking and discoverability."   Touring the Googleplex with AndySince I had my trusty camcorder and some time on my hands, I did some sightseeing of the marvelous architecture of the Googleplex.And, yes, I can confirm that the mens rooms have those fancy Japanese high tech heated toilets which, er, clean you up. I did not tape 'em -- this is a classy show, you know.The music you will hear on this segment is by the brilliant Remy Le Boeuf, a 20-year old saxophonist who attends the Manhattan School of Music with twin brother Pascal, a pianist and composer.  The guys are from Santa Cruz. Thanks Remy for allowing us to use his wonderful composition.   Must Read -- Here's a really valuable book by Scott Kirsner, noted tech writer and blogger of Cinema Tech, for all of us figuring out how to succeed in the online video world. The title is "The Future of Web Video: Opportunities for Producers, Entrepreneurs, Media Companies and Advertisers"  It's available on Lulu to be downloaded as PDF for $14.95. Worth the dough. Here's Scott and his book --------------------------NEW YORK TIMES MAGAZINE DECLARES: SUNDANCE IS HISTORY. STAND-UP IS OVER. THE FARM SYSTEM FOR COMEDY? YouTube"....check out this story from Sunday's New York Times Magazine about the new "Online Auteurs" by Matthew Klam.  Looks like some vloggers are getting some mainstream visibility they deserve.  Visit the Ninja guys in LA and Ze Frank in Brooklyn. Really cool story. Here's a photo of Ze Frank, who was profiled in the New York TimesPhotomontage by Zachary Scott published in the yesterday's NYT Magazine.

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Install Guest Additions, Change Screen Resolution/Size, Enable Shared Folders, Install Code Editor with package manager apt-get, launch bluefish, mount shared host folder to local vm folder with: mount.vboxsf nadia_host_xp_folder nadia_vm_folder

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Unit 1: Bits and Codes, Lecture 2 Instructors: Paul Penfield, Seth Lloyd See the complete course at: http://ocw.mit.edu/6-050js08 License: Creative Commons BY-NC-SA More information at http://ocw.mit.edu/terms More courses at http://ocw.mit.edu