The document discusses the history and evolution of the Windows operating system from Windows 1.0 in 1985 to Windows 7 in 2009. It highlights some of the key features introduced in each new version, such as the introduction of icons in Windows 3.0 and the transition to 32-bit architecture in Windows 95. The document also discusses how developers can build rich client applications that take advantage of modern Windows features across various devices and platforms.

1. Será que você usa tudo o que o Windows Client oferece para o desenvolvimento de suas aplicações?

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3. Agenda Passado(Sessão Nostalgia ) Presente Futuro

5. MS-DOS 2.0

6. Message Loop

7. GDI

9. 2 disquetes

10. Janelassobrepostas

12. 7 MB

13. Ícones

14. Paciência

15. 256 cores

16. CD-ROM

17. Multimedia

19. 10 MB

20. OLE

21. LCD

22. ODBC

25. 32 bits

26. Botãodireito do mouse

27. Plug and Play

28. Component Object Model

29. FAT32

30. Long File Names

31. Registry

32. Multitarefapreemptivo

33. Lixeira

34. Painel de controle

35. MDAC

37. DVD-ROM

38. Internet Explorer

39. Personal Web Server

40. MúltiplosMonitores

42. Somsimultâneo

43. System Restore

44. Automatic Updates

46. IIS 4.0

47. MTS

48. MSMQ

49. MSDTC

50. ASP

51. PKI

53. Data Protection API

54. Windows Installer

55. WMI

57. NT parausuários

59. .NET Framework 3.0

60. WPF

61. Segurança

62. Instant Search

63. Gadgets

64. ReadyBoost

65. IPv6

66. BitLocker

68. Superbar

69. Jumplist

70. Sensor

71. Multi touch

73. TrêsTelas e Uma Nuvem Nuvem Azure Live Online TV PC Telefone

75. Artigos

76. White Papers

77. Webcasts

78. Vídeos

79. Downloads

80. Blogshttp://msdn.microsoft.com/pt-br/windows/

81. Perguntas?

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