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Technology Evangelist and Geek Blogger Josh Bancroft makes an offer:
Ask me anything about Intel, and I’ll blog the answer » TinyScreenfuls.com
I want to start some conversation. I’m not officially authorized to speak for Intel on any matter, but there are a ton of things that I can talk about.
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The patch that fixes the IE7 & DWF viewer conflict is out!
Beyond the Paper: Released IE7 Hotfix: Autodesk Design Review 2007 and Autodesk DWF Viewer 7.0
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Corel’s Applications will be updated for Windows Vista when it’s released which is good for me as a user of CorelDRAW Graphics Suite 
Corel Updates for Microsoft Windows Vista - PhotographyBLOG
“Corel is pleased to announce our commitment to Windows Vista by offering a full array of products for this new operating system. Each of these products will deliver the trademark ease of use, powerful feature performance and outstanding value for which Corel products are known,” said Shawn Cadeau, vice president of global marketing for Corel.
Via PhotographyBLOG
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The launch of a new marketing company usually wouldn’t be of much interest to me but this one is different. They are located in California, Connecticut, Boston, and the U.K. but the headquarters is in a virtual world – Second Life…
Continue reading "crayon - Virtually Real or Really Virtual?" »
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As a hosted solution TypePad is a nice compromise between ease of use & power. It’s given me wonderful service and is largely the reason this blog exists. I had access to the resources to create a web-page before TypePad but never bothered. TypePad made it easy to create and publish without the hassle of hosting, learning publishing platforms or coding websites. I can’t even spell HMTL and while I sort of know what CSS does I don’t want to touch it.
But there is a problem with TypePad. From here it appears to be “the little brother nobody notices anymore”. Lack of development to the core management system makes it seem like the resource at SixApart is focused on conquering new frontiers, like Vox, or dealing with acquisitions, Rojo is the latest, while nothing much changes at TypePad.
Recent updates have been largely Widget based that, while nice, merge tools created by third parties to the slightly stale TypePad core. This isn’t an “I hate TypePad and I’m out of here” moan. I really do like it and will continue using it but it would be nice to see it developed further. So here is my wish-list for a few changes that would enhance TypePad for me.
Continue reading "SixApart - It's time for a TypePad Update!" »
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I’ve been a bit slow posting, having initially jumped the gun, that Randall Newton & Martyn Day have officially launched TeamDWF – complete with 
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TeamDWF - TeamDWF is Official Now!
Today AECnews announces the official launch of TeamDWF…
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If you’ve made the switch to IE7, Mauricio Freitas has posted a nice introduction to Internet Explorer 7 and RSS feeds.
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Autodesk have released a Beta Hotfix for the “IE7 Breaks DWF Viewer” problem.
That’s one less reason not to install IE7…
H’mmm should I…
Beyond the Paper: Beta IE7 Hotfix: Autodesk Design Review 2007 and Autodesk DWF Viewer 7.0
In a continuing effort to provide high quality products, Autodesk has a beta Hotfix for Autodesk Design Review 2007 and Autodesk DWF Viewer…
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Scott has an update on the “IE7 breaks Autodesk Viewers” situation:
Beyond the Paper: Internet Explorer 7: Hot Fix Under Consideration
We are investigating issues regarding Autodesk DWF Viewer 7.0 and Autodesk Design Review 2007 in regards to their interoperability with Internet Explorer 7…
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