I have only used Thunderbird for about two days when I noticed that version 0.4 was available over the weekend. I don’t know whether it’s better, I was still figuring out what was in 0.3 so I don’t really know what’s new, but I downloaded it and replaced the 0.3. Consider this your head’s up that it’s available for download!
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This New York Times article (registration required) talks about the plans of the bigco’s to look at rolling out a nationwide network for WiFi access. Sounds like an interesting idea, but are there enough people ready and willing to pay for WiFi to make it profitable? While I think people should want it, I’m not…
Yup, back at work today, migraines are all gone! Had to wade through some emails this morning, but nothing that was pressing, or even that important. A request for a little change in the telephone system programming was about the only thing that needed tending to right away, and that was a fairly easy change….
Thanks to a pointer fro the Office Weblog, I found this interesting OS News article about using just freeware to get things done on a Windows PC. Most of that stuff is familiar to me, but some isn’t. That’ll give me some new things to think about. 🙂 Speaking of which, I need to update…
Microsoft has released SP1 for the Office 2003 Suite, OneNote, Visio, etc. Guess I’ll be over at the Office Update site for a bit this morning. More later… Update: Installed SP1 for Office 2003 and OneNote. Everything seems to still be working. My OneNote notebook has a new tab called “Helpful Tips” that has, well…
According to a link on Pocket PC Thoughts the Dell Axim X5 has been awarded a CNET Editor’s choice ranking. After reading the review and what others had to say in the Pocket PC discussion attached to the post I’m totally jazzed about getting my Christmas present! Is it Christmas yet? 🙂 Follow these topics:…