I really like FeedDemon, but I have noticed a few niggles that are worth feeding back, so here goes: I need nested folders, I know there is some debate about this but here is my logic. I have sets of folders with different characteristics. For example I might have: A...
This is my second day using Windows Vista beta 2 and now Office 2007 on my trusty TC1100 and its going really well so far. The whole environment seems slicker on the Tablet now, especially the improvements in selecting files and multiple files and the new docked TIP seems to...
This is my first post to my blogharbor account using Word 2007 which has blogging support . In theory this will support the blogger api which I will be trying and will also support images, which should mean that I can tap into the Office 2007 clip art.
Over the past couple of years I have thought a lot about work life balance and think I have made real progress. One of the small tips I have found useful is to subscribe to a number of more positive Ezine Articles on various self improvement topics. I find it...
This is a great list of tools for note taking of various kinds. If you find yourself wanting to waste a day you might like to work through them all and have a go. For the record I didn’t try them out as OneNote seems to meet my needs pretty...
Brian Madden provides some useful insights into the affect of Microsoft’s intention to acquire Softricity. I for one believe this is a really big deal as it will bring virtualization technologies into the mainstream. One of the things that has held virtualization back is the fact that every enterprise has...
Jon Udell is amongst an increasing number of bloggers who don’t have comments enabled. Whilst there may be good reasons, (comment spam), I think it’s a real shame. I for one find tremendous value in reading the comments associated with posts as they often provide a broader range of perspectives...
Anna had her face painted at the weekend
I came across these stunning flowers whilst out walking this week!
When you live by the sea, it can be quite shocking to see just how green the English countryside is. This picture was taken in the grounds of Capernwray hall.