Steve Rowe

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bio	website	blogs.msdn.com/steverowe
	location	Bellevue, WA
	age	39
visits	member for	3 years, 10 months
	seen	Apr 16 at 20:58
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Steve Rowe has been programming for most of his life. It began with Basic on the Commodore 128. Serious programming started with Java and then C++ about 14 years ago. He is currently a test development manager at Microsoft working on Windows Runtime for Windows 8.

	2,318 reputation	bio	website	blogs.msdn.com/steverowe	visits	member for	3 years, 10 months
2921 badges		location	Bellevue, WA		seen	Apr 16 at 20:58

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Oct 9	answered	Windows 7 Home Premium and Professional same media?
Oct 7	comment	How do I recover files from an USB flash drive? Same behavior in another computer. I'll try those tools.
Oct 6	asked	How do I recover files from an USB flash drive?
Oct 6	accepted	Should I keep my swap file on an SSD drive?
Oct 6	accepted	Is there a good podcast app for Windows Media Center?
Oct 6	asked	Should I keep my swap file on an SSD drive?
Sep 29	answered	Stereo mix causing inaudible input in XP?
Sep 28	answered	Surround in Windows 7 with Soundmax
Sep 26	answered	How do I leverage the power of my desktop from my laptop?
Sep 26	answered	What will happen if I install more RAM than specified in manual?
Sep 25	answered	Subscribing to Podcasts in Windows Media Player
Sep 16	answered	Is the Core i5 Processor from Intel like the Celerons of yesteryear?
Sep 15	answered	Burn more than one ISO to one dvd?
Sep 10	revised	DVD Flick and Audio Problems? edited tags
Sep 10	answered	DVD Flick and Audio Problems?
Sep 9	awarded	Scholar
Sep 9	accepted	Core 2 Quad or Phenom II?
Sep 9	accepted	How to export mail messages from outlook express?
Sep 9	answered	Is higher resolution necessarily better when it's a full HD monitor?
Sep 8	comment	Is it possible to increase the resolution of an image without using expensive softwares? As I said, there are better and worse forms of interpolation, but neither of the paint.net nor gimp will do a bad job of enlarging a picture. They will "increase the information resolution" as you put it.