Housekeeping

Blogrolling is down. So that’s why there’s no links over there on the right side of your screen. Also, I’ve decided to stop blogging to the Office Beta blog. It’s served it’s purpose as a place to keep notes and links about Office 2003, but now that I’m using it every day both on my work desktop and my own laptop, I don’t think of it as a seperate piece from my everyday work-life. So if I see interesting links and what not about Office 2003, or OneNote, etc., those’ll be here from now on.

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