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Recorded at the Beantown.net user group in June 2006.
Reproduced herein by permission.

Scott Hanselman is a well-known .NET and ASP.NET expert, with one of the most popular .NET blogs, his Computer Zen blog. Within that blog, a popular and asked-about content area is his Ultimate Tools list, a list of the tools he finds immensely useful in his work as a developer. Based on the popularity of this list, he recently gave a presentation on developer productivity tools at the Beantown.net user group. This video is the second in a series of videos we've captured from that hour and 45 minute presentation at Beantown.net. In this second segment of the presentation, he talks mostly about XmlSerializer.

Timeline:
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• 00:00 Title
• 00:15 Scott's introduction (repeated from the first video segment)
• 00:40 XmlSerializer
• 8:40 Interlude: SlickRun and Google
• 9:10 Back to XmlSerializer
• 10:40 SlickRun
• 12:20 Explorer2 and Launching apps with Google Desktop Search
• 13:20 Far - A Windows application like DOS Norton Commander
• 14:35 Why Scott has so much stuff on his desktop
• 16:40 Junctions and reparse points
• 19:30 Closing credits

Time: 20 minutes
Format: Windows Media (.wmv)
Resolution:1024x768
Size: 26MB

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Please see the complete and growing list of videos available at wrox.com at http://www.wrox.com/WileyCDA/Section/id-291881.html. The first few videos in the series are:

• Scott Hanselman: Developer Productivity Tools Part 1 — presented at Beantown.net user group, June 2006
• Scott Hanselman: Developer Productivity Tools Part 2: XMLSerializer — presented at Beantown.net user group, June 2006
• Scott Hanselman: Developer Productivity Tools Part 3: Windows PowerShell — presented at Beantown.net user group, June 2006
• Scott Hanselman: Developer Productivity Tools Part 4: Q&A and "Code Rush" — presented at Beantown.net user group, June 2006