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Like a lot of things Internet, Microsoft was late to the blog party, and it is working hard to catch up by leveraging its existing operating systems, websites, and software. But while Microsoft tends to be very businesslike, Windows Live Spaces, Microsoft s free blogging service at http:// spaces.live.com, definitely tends toward the personal end of blogging, and if that s the type or one of the types of blogging you want to do, this is a good place to do it.

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Listing 5-20. Initializing Array Elements with Constructors // arrays_nondefault_ctor.cpp using namespace System; ref class C { public: C(int i) { Value = i; } property int Value; }; int main() { array<C^>^ array_C = { gcnew C(0), gcnew C(1), gcnew C(2)}; Console::WriteLine( " {0}, {1}, {2} ", array_C[0]->Value, array_C[1]->Value, array_C[2]->Value); } The output of Listing 5-20 is as follows:

Signing up and creating your own Windows Live Spaces blog is relatively easy. If you have a Microsoft Passport, Hotmail account, or Microsoft Messenger account, you re already signed in. If not, fill in one screen, and you re off to the races, as shown in Figure 3-12. At Microsoft, more integration with other Microsoft products and services is always better, so once you create your blog (or space, as Microsoft calls it), your first choice is whether you want a by-invitation-only blog, a public blog, or a blog limited to your MSN Messenger contacts, as shown in Figure 3-13.

When LDAP became the latest industry buzzword, and Oracle (or any other full database implementation) was considered too large of a project for a simple implementation, the

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Figure 3-13. Defining who gets into your Windows Live Space Customizing your space is a matter of picking which of 81 graphic themes you want to use, 12 modules (such as Photo Album and Blog List) you want to include, and which of the six available layouts you want to use. Figure 3-14 shows what a default Windows Live Spaces blog looks like while editing it, and Figure 3-15 shows what you can do in just eight mouse clicks.

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