Steven Engelhardt

In an effort to EOL MSXML 4 and encourage developers to use MSXML 6, the MSXML team is going to kill-bit MSXML4 in Q4 2007. This means that you will no longer be able to create instances of MSXML 4 from within Internet Explorer.

Be sure to update your applications accordingly. For this, the MSXML team’s post Upgrading to MSXML 6.0 may prove quite useful.

Apparently Microsoft has an API for just about everything. Today I read about Microsoft’s Delta Compression Application Programming Interface, an API for creating and applying binary diffs. This API looks ideal for building an application’s incremental online update facility.