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Windows Server Posters–in an App!

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It seems like all I am talking about right now is our posters – but this is too cool to not mention.  Hopefully, as a reader of my blog you are well familiar with the highly detailed Windows Server architectural posters that we have been releasing over the last couple of years.  Well – you can now get these all on your computer as a Windows 8 application:

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The Server Posterpedia (you can grab it from the Windows Store or from here: https://aka.ms/sposterpedia) includes all the posters we have ever released in an easy to navigate and use manner.  We have also put up a short video demo of what this app looks like in action here:

One final note – if you are using this on a touch device, you can use pinch and zoom to jump into all of the details.  If you are on a mouse-and-keyboard computer – you can use ctrl + mouse wheel to zoom in and out on each of the posters.

Cheers,
Ben

Comments

  • Anonymous
    September 20, 2012
    Any idea when the server 2012 posters come out! The hyper v one is brilliant!

  • Anonymous
    September 21, 2012
    Good One.

  • Anonymous
    September 23, 2012
    Hi, this app looks fantastic. I've tried to install it, but there is no install button in the Windows 8 Store. Is it only available in the US? I'm in NZ. Great work!

  • Anonymous
    September 23, 2012
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  • Anonymous
    November 17, 2012
    Have installed these and am sure they'd be great as big, printed posters... but I think the requirement can be better-met with a rich online exploration of the topics, using simple animations and links between topics. If I had the time, I'd have a go at creating a Prezi-type zoomable space around these topics to illustrate what I mean. Maybe someone closer to the Microsoft tech communication world could do this with the next set of technologies?

  • Anonymous
    December 16, 2012
    So, these "server posters" are basically just some large images that could be distributed as png or svg files. Instead, if I want to see them I need to install an app that serves no purpose but to view only these images? MAXIMUM INEFFICIENCY ACHIEVEMENT AWARDED!

  • Anonymous
    December 01, 2016
    I wonder when 2016 posters will be out!