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CTP stands for...

Hallelujah! I've finally managed to uncover what Microsoft so cryptically refers to as "CTP".

CTP is an acronym that stands for Community Technical Preview in Microsoft's current marketing lingo. Pretty much a synonym for a beta release, only targeted at professional clients and not the general public.

Print | posted on Wednesday, May 17, 2006 1:27 PM |

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# re: CTP stands for...

You can also get a Composite UI Application Block on the subject. The Composite UI Application Block - Community Technical Preview is a source code-based component built on the Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 Beta 2 that provides proven practices to build complex smart client user interfaces. It is based on proven design patterns in which rich and complex user interface solutions can be built out of simpler user interface parts that can be independently developed, tested, versioned and deployed.

11/10/2006 11:17 AM | James Goodman