The first bit of Office that I looked at was Outlook 2003. I spent a good portion of late Saturday night/Sunday morning learning about the differences and features. It took a little while to adjust to the 3 panes-across layout as opposed to the 1 pane on the left, two panes over top of each…
OK, I’ve got the MS Office beta, OneNote beta, InfoPath beta and Publisher beta installed. It wasn’t overly difficult and ran into only one small problem. Outlook on first start needed me to reinsert the Office CD in order to create the first “welcome message”. It was ok 1 minute later. Activation took about a…
Just got a phone call from the fine folks down the street to let me know that they had gotten a package for me delivered to them and that I could pick it up from the front desk of their buidling. Obviously, I ran down the street to get my package, and I am now…
I know of some people who had today off, and based on the amount of traffic I saw on my way to work I would guess that quite a few other people had the day off today. I don’t. I’m here at my office plugging away as usual. Although, our office is closing early, at…
Net non-users likely to stay that way. After reading that article I couldn’t help but think back to my childhood. Every summer my parents would ship us off for a couple of weeks to stay with my grandparents out on Long Island. (Pronounced Lawn Guyland for those of you not from the area..*L*) As to…
Pulled from Doc Searls today, is his writing about his son, Allen, who is working on a project called GlobeAlive. From Doc’s description: “It’s basically a ‘live’ search engine: one that finds human beings who might be available to answer questions in real time.” Read Doc’s “interview” with his son, check out the website and…