Spyware Weekly Newsletter has a wrapup of what goes on with the installation and running of the new, supposedly nicer, version of Real. Looks like it’ll stay on the “no” list on our work network.
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Thanks to a link on SimpleGeek, I saw this article by Michael Hyatt called “How to Sell Your Boss”. While not as specific to IT as some of the stuff I’ve been talking about, some of the general ideas are similar, and well, let’s face it, it’s written more elegantly than anything I blog. 🙂…
I’ve been busy, as you can probably tell from my not posting at all yesterday, but something that I’ve been thinking a lot about is the “mystery” of technology work. I’m reminded of something my driver’s education instructor told me many, many years ago. He said the goal of good driving was never to make…
Remember when I was telling you about Jevon running his blog with Nucleus? It got me thinking, the one reason I’ve stayed with Blogger as opposed to Movable Type was that I didn’t want to have to go deal with my hosting company to get the proper Perl setup. (It’s a hassle I don’t have…
Thanks to a pointer from the OneNote Tips list, I found a couple of new OneNote Powertoys that involve sending images to OneNote, either using a virtual printer driver to print to OneNote from any application, or Webpage to OneNote, which will load a webpage as an image. Follow these topics: Uncategorized
Interesting survey fromGR Business Process Solutions about the various features in the main Office apps and how people use them, or don’t use them. My personal experience would suggest that their numbers are high, but then again, my experience is in a not for profit environment where you typically get employees with less computer skills…