At least they’ve got a beta running according to this.
That might actually make me switch to it over the Google toolbar, at least as far as which one I recommend to my users. Will Google follow suit? Time will tell…
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I was just talking about Seth Godin talking about Google earlier this week, and their efforts to show you something in the search results, without letting you leave, so that you’re right there, ready to search for the next thing. And here we have proof that it’s working. The update includes data from the second…
Ever had one of those times where you have so many ideas for what you could do with a site that you’re left sort of paralyzed trying to figure out where to start? I’m experiencing that right now with how to move everything from the old Geocities site over to this domain. I’m already linking…
I forgot to mention the other omen that this is going to be a real good week. Later yesterday, after I posted that stuff, I discovered that someone had thrown a rock and broken one of the windows on the second floor of our office building. The window is in an empty office so no…
The fine folks who develop MT have released version 2.65 today. It includes the fix for the mt-send.entry problem, another security fix and support for the Atom syndication format. I’ll have to see about upgrading the child abuse site sometime soon! Follow these topics: Uncategorized
Now this might be an interesting thing to install on PC’s here at the office. Not because there aren’t already super-simple ways to backup your personal folders, (just close Outlook and copy your .pst folder to the network on a regular basis, for example..) but because I can set it to remind people to backup…
I don’t know what you have to do with a graphic to turn a one-page Word document into a 11.5MB monster, but I now do know exactly what happens when someone tries to send two of them attached in one message to a machine running Outlook 2000 and only 128MB of RAM, and it’s not…