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Monthly Archives: September 2006
Untitled document Out of Office Getting Married… Expect blogging to be light over the next 2–3 weeks as I’ll be out of the office getting married… or eloped to be more precise. We’re off to Maui so for the most … Continue reading
Before you read any of whats below I just wanted you to know that I have not been paid, commissioned or bribed to provide any of the below. It is simply a reaction to the question that was asked on … Continue reading
Untitled document Now I did promise this would be an honest account of what I’m doing, not just a sales outlet. So here it goes: The biggest mistake I set myself up for with Shockey Monkey is assuming that all … Continue reading
Yesterday was the quarterly Microsoft Small Business Specialist webcast, packed with an updates on the program, new promotions and ideas. They really have made this thing phenomenally successful, far beyond anyones expectations. Susan talked about it here, if you missed … Continue reading
Not quite sure how to categorize this so I will share the words I shared with Microsoft PSS earlier tonight: 1004 ft bitches and landed it in the spikes! Hail to the king, baby! Whats your score at Kitten Cannon? Alright, … Continue reading
As a followup to my last post I just found this interesting tidbit over at David Overton’s site: “…The research in our labs, and this matches what I observe with the people I know who start using 2007, is that … Continue reading
This article certainly points to an interesting change of pace in Redmond when it comes to the ongoing battle for Web 2.0 dominance. While Microsoft is certainly turning the ship to open fire on Google and the myriad of the … Continue reading
I have to admit I am quite excited that BlogOrlando is just two days away. This weekend (sessions on Friday, fun at Disney World over the weekend) we finally get to do something that seems to happen every weekend in NYC … Continue reading
Thanks to Chi Melville for floating up the info that Microsoft will no longer be distributing full versions of Windows XP Professional with the Microsoft Action Pack: “We apologize for any inconvenience you have experienced; however, Windows XP Professional is … Continue reading
I have Outlook 2007 on my laptop and Outlook 2003 on my main workstation – and the latest Technical Refresh seems to be causing a slight bug that made my Outlook 2003 view ugly. If Outlook 2007 fires up first … Continue reading