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cnayoung @AndrewJames57 ...and in fact I have to run Word as admin as well - otherwise get weird messages about VBA macros about 7 days ago

cnayoung @AndrewJames57 Take a look at the problems mounting in the forums about 7 days ago

cnayoung @AndrewJames57 Couldn't get 64-bit Word to work properly at all. Outlook was OK. 32-bit Word worked fine. Outlook has to run as admin. about 7 days ago

cnayoung I think I've managed to get both 32-bit Word and Outlook working now. Taken hours. Dare not try other apps!! about 7 days ago

cnayoung Wow. I'm not the only person having problems with Office 2010 beta. Preview was more stable! Don't install 64 bit version. Run as admin. about 7 days ago

cnayoung What a pity. Office 2010 beta of Word is unusable on my machine. 'Compile error in hidden module: UserFormControl'. about 7 days ago

cnayoung @nickheppleston Yes, there will be few of us from Solidsoft about 8 days ago

cnayoung RT @thiago_bagua: :) RT @JoHed: BizTalk Server 2009 R2 (re-)announced (not counting the Connect site sli pup) #pdc09 about 9 days ago

cnayoung Just posted on new features in StreamInsight CTP 3. See http://digg....1GZG9 about 9 days ago

cnayoung Gutted I'm not going to the PDC :-( about 10 days ago

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WF: Comparing WF rules and the Microsoft Business Rule Engine

In Microsoft's Windows Workflow Foundation (WF), rules are executed through a sequential, rather than an 'inferencing' engine. Although WF rule processing bears a superficial resemblance to rule processing in the Microsoft Business Rules Engine (MS BRE), there are profound differences. This article attempts to explain the fundamental differences, and to provide some insight into the strengths and weaknesses of each approach.

posted on Sunday, October 09, 2005 11:13 PM

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# re: WF: Comparing WF rules and the Microsoft Business Rule Engine 8/24/2006 6:18 AM John Heo

Thanks for information