If in case you have missed the news or didn't get it as yet then WPF/E is now called Silverlight. Yeah! Its kinda a kewl name.

Few weeks back Microsoft at MIX07 made a number of announcements and showed off Silverlight. Silverlight is a cross-browser, cross-platform run-time that enables media and interactive content and application scenarios or say its a browser independent version of the Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF). Silverlight currently supports IE6, IE7, Firefox and Safari browsers on both Windows and the Mac and is installed by a single click installation that takes only couple of seconds.

Microsoft Silverlight 1.0 Beta is now available for download including a Go Live license which means Microsoft customers can deploy their Silverlight applications.

Here couple of links that I'd recommend to check...

• ScottGu's Keynotes & Article about Silverlight
• MIX 2007 Silverlight Sessions
• "How Do I?" with Silverlight 1.0
• "How Do I?" with Silverlight 1.1
• Using Blend with Silverlight 1.0

Yes, this is the easiest & cheapest way to check out how your website will render in IE7 & Safari without installing any of them in your box. 

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