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At the SharePoint Conference 2008, Bill Gates announced that it is possible to display applications that are developed in Silverlight in SharePoint 2007.

Employees of U2U developed a blueprint for displaying these applications. At the following site: SharePoint Blueprint you will find different samples and the explanation to get Silverlight working in you MOSS environment.

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