Windows Vista Review like no other!
You want to see a terrific product review? The linked Vista review is awesome, and I think anyone that develops software wish they could get about a hundred reviews as complete as this one. [chris.pirillo.com]
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Blogging Support in Office 2007
I guess this revelation and the comments of Chris Pirillo may actually make me consider the upgrade. It's not perfect yet according to the reviewer but at least it's a start. [blogs.msdn.com/joe_friend/] [Chirs Pirillo]
Vista the Operating System that isn’t getting my money in 2007!
Earlier in the year I was all set on putting capitol investment in software to upgrade all of my office and home's computers to Windows Vista, most of them exceed the minimum requirements needed to run the new operating system. I had planned to carry the budget line item over into next years budget, but after hearing today that Vista
Vista to eliminate AntiSpyware Programs?
First of all I am going to say when pigs fly, CNET is reporting that a new report out by the Yankee Group says that they expect Vista to significantly shrink the antispyware and firewall market. I about fell out of my chair. Do they realize how simply amazing those statements are. I for one highly doubt that Microsoft can
Dvorak says Internet Explorer a dead Albatross
On the heels of the IE7 Beta 2 release, the very outspoken John Dvoark has come out and essentially called IE7 the multi-billion dollar money pit sucking Microsoft dry dead Albatross of a program. If you look at the all of the money Microsoft has had to pay out because of IE, then he may be on to something. But
IE7 Beta 2 has been released
If you want to see where Microsoft is headed with Internet Explorer 7 then you may want to install the beta on a "non production" machine to give it a run. Visually not a lot has changed but it loaded and is stable on my test computer. For those of you that are more comfortable using IE than any of
Paul Colligan on Podcasting and Microsoft
Paul gives Microsoft some advice on getting podcasting support integrated into windows. Here are my thoughts 1. Unless it comes by default with a computer or gets pushed in a update then I might as well keep on using juice. 2. It needs to have the directory integration built into the application but not like the abomination of a directory