· Silverlight (build 2.0.40115.00) Released February 18, 2009
· Silverlight (build 2.0.31005.00) Released October 14, 2008
· Silverlight GDR (build 1.0.30715.00) Released July 23, 2008
· Silverlight GDR (build 1.0.30401.00) Released April 4, 2008
· Silverlight GDR (build 1.0.30109.00) Released Jan. 15, 2008
· Silverlight GDR (build 1.0.21115.0) Released Nov. 20, 2007
· Silverlight (build 1.0.20816) Released Sept. 4, 2007
Silverlight (build 2.0.40115.0) Released February 18, 2009
Release enhancements:
Fixes problems that were caused by Silverlight and McAfee scanning tools interactions
UI automation stability fixes, including:
graceful failures when attempting to use features that require .Net Framework 3.0 or 3.5 on machines that do not have either framework installed
improved Tablet support
Fixes an issue that arises when Mac users customize their environment by removing Arial and Verdana fonts
Fixes a known issue with Isolated Storage IncreaseQuotaTo method (See this Silverlight.net Forums Post)
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(build 2.0.31005.0) Released October 14, 2008
Highlights of new features include the following:
.NET Framework support with a rich base class library. This is a compatible subset of the full .NET Framework.
Powerful built-in controls. These include DataGrid, ListBox, Slider, ScrollViewer, Calendar controls and more.
Advanced skinning and templating support. This makes it easy to customize the look and feel of an application.
Deep zoom. This enables unparalleled interactivity and navigation of ultrahigh resolution imagery.
Comprehensive networking support. Out-of-the-box support allows calling REST, WS*/SOAP, POX, RSS and standard HTTP services, enabling users to create applications that easily integrate with existing back-end systems.
Expanded .NET Framework language support. Unlike other runtimes, Silverlight 2 supports a variety of programming languages, including Visual Basic, C#, JavaScript, IronPython and IronRuby, making it easier for developers already familiar with one of these languages to repurpose their existing skill sets.
Powerful built-in controls. These include DataGrid, ListBox, Slider, ScrollViewer, Calendar controls and more.
Advanced skinning and templating support. This makes it easy to customize the look and feel of an application.
Deep zoom. This enables unparalleled interactivity and navigation of ultrahigh resolution imagery.
Comprehensive networking support. Out-of-the-box support allows calling REST, WS*/SOAP, POX, RSS and standard HTTP services, enabling users to create applications that easily integrate with existing back-end systems.
Expanded .NET Framework language support. Unlike other runtimes, Silverlight 2 supports a variety of programming languages, including Visual Basic, C#, JavaScript, IronPython and IronRuby, making it easier for developers already familiar with one of these languages to repurpose their existing skill sets.
Advanced content protection. This now includes Silverlight DRM, powered by PlayReady, offering robust content protection for connected Silverlight experiences.
Improved server scalability and expanded advertiser support. This includes new streaming and progressive download capabilities, superior search engine optimization techniques, and next-generation in-stream advertising support.Vibrant partner ecosystem. Visual Studio Industry Partners such as ComponentOne LLC, Infragistics Inc. and Telerik Inc. are providing products that further enhance developer capabilities when creating Silverlight applications using Visual Studio.
Cross-platform and cross-browser support. This includes support for Mac, Windows and Linux in Firefox, Safari and Windows Internet Explorer.
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Silverlight General Distribution Release (build 1.0.30715.0) Released July 23, 2008
Release Enhancements
Improves the performance of the Silverlight auto-update mechanism affecting the following areas:
Startup performance of the Silverlight application
Network bandwidth usage during auto-update events
Web developers take note the version of Silverlight for Windows is 1.0.30716.0. Version checking code should use 1.0.30715.0 which will correctly force upgrades and work on Windows and Mac.
Macintosh Version Notes
Improved support for the Firefox 3 browser
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Release Enhancements
Improved media performance, including support for custom attributes in ASX files
Enhanced Font Support for Mac Leopard
Improved media shutdown experience
Improved multiple language
support during installation and update
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Release Enhancements
New installer to enable offline installation and upgrade support via Microsoft Update
Integration with Windows Media Servers: Improved Audio only stream log
information to WMS. The supported logging fields by Silverlight are
documented in the Silverlight
SDK.
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Silverlight General Distribution Release (build 1.0.21115.0) Released Nov. 20, 2007
Improved media performance, A/V synchronization, and VideoBrush redraw
Enhanced Font Support
Improved compatibility with Safari 3.0 and Mac Firefox including reliability and support for inline XAML
Additional proxy support for streaming media sent on port number other than port 80
Support for http redirect within Image and Media element
Improved installation experience, particularly in the quiet mode and auto update scenarios
Integration with Windows Media Servers: Silverlight plug-in will now log
accurate information to WMS in streaming scenarios. The supported logging
fields by Silverlight are documented in the Silverlight
SDK.
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Microsoft Silverlight is a cross-browser, cross-platform plug-in for delivering richer user experiences on the Web. Silverlight significantly reduces development and deployment costs and provides enhanced Web audio and video streaming and playback using industry-leading Windows Media® Technologies.
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