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Archive: January, 2007

2007-01-21

The Truth Behind the Outlook 2007 Change and What You Can do to Change it.

Yes, Microsoft Outlook 2007 is going to use Word as it’s rendering engine… but hope is not completely lost. Microsoft is prepared to listen. This article is a follow-up to a post last week on this very topic… read more | digg story In response to the post on the CampaignMonitor Blog, I had this … Read the rest of this item

This item was posted by Chris Harrison.

2007-01-19

CSRA Electronics Recycling Day

Thanks, Scott, for letting me know about this: Next Saturday is….CSRA ELECTRONICS RECYCLING DAY, Jan. 27 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Fort Discovery Bus Entrance. Bring computers, monitors, desktop CPUs, LCD-display laptops, notebook computers, CD, CD-RW, DVD hard, floppy and zip drives, scanners, printers, fax machines, adding machines, cell phones, corded phones, … Read the rest of this item

This item was posted by Chris Harrison.

2007-01-18

Fireworks CS3 to replace ImageReady!

If AppleInsider.com’s report is correct, the forthcoming version of Fireworks will replace ImageReady in the upcoming Creative Suite 3 from Adobe. As part of its testing for Fireworks CS3, internally dubbed “Agni” after the Vedic god of fire, Adobe is putting to work some of the first fruits of its buyout of Macromedia in 2005. … Read the rest of this item

This item was posted by Chris Harrison.

2007-01-16

Font Management for Windows Made Easier

A new version of Extensis Suitcase for Windows was just announced. It’ll work with Illustrator CS2, InDesign CS2, Quark 7, etc. This release of Suitcase for Windows adds a number of new font auto-activation plug-ins, a font vault, as well as compatibility with the next operating system, Microsoft Vista.It’s been quite some time since the … Read the rest of this item

This item was posted by Chris Harrison.

2007-01-16

Success

I’ve had a few people mention to me that they were considering a Zune. I won’t lie: I’m an Apple fanboy and I have never understood why someone would want one until today. The Zune is to the iPod as the Mac is to a PC. Make sense? I’ll try to explain… For years, Macs … Read the rest of this item

This item was posted by Chris Harrison.

2007-01-16

Font Management

Usually you hear people complaining that certain applications are available only on the PC side, and Mac users get screwed. In this case, the opposite is true. I’ve been a long-time user of products from Extensis, and I’ve used them on both Windows and OS X.I’ve been using Extensis Suitcase 9.2.2 for Windows for well … Read the rest of this item

This item was posted by Chris Harrison.

2007-01-15

Twitterific

Use Twitter and own a Mac? Twitterific from the IconFactory is just what the doctor ordered! Twitterrific is a fun little application that lets you both read and publish posts or “tweets” to the Twitter community website. The application’s user interface is clean, concise and designed to take up a minimum of real estate on … Read the rest of this item

This item was posted by Chris Harrison.

2007-01-15

Pandora’s Box

In the beginning there was Text, and it was good. I’m still in awe about how much residual traffic I’ve gotten as a result of the conversation going on about how Microsoft Breaks HTML Email Rendering in Outlook 2007. The story, in various forms, has appeared on a number of sites. If you were to … Read the rest of this item

This item was posted by Chris Harrison.

2007-01-12

Google Talk + AOL Instant Messenger Integration

Google Talk + AOL Instant Messenger Integration – A brief update on the status of gTalk/AOL interoperability. Google: “We are working actively on integrating AIM access in Google Talk.”

This item was posted by Chris Harrison.

2007-01-12

WebKit Adds Basic Support for CSS3 Multi-Columns

WebKit Adds Basic Support for CSS3 Multi-Columns

This item was posted by Chris Harrison.