I have used a number of Antivirus programs over the years. I was a big fan of Mcafee back in the DOS days, moved onto Nortons when it came with my PC (Threw it away when it got too bloated). Tried a number of others and then settled on AVG. AVG was great. It was […]
Avast Antivirus – Wow! Read More »
Kick it to the Kerb? That would be nice, as most web designers have come unstuck when a nice design fails spectacularly in IE6. But unfortunately, there are still lots of people (over 30% in most cases) that are still using it, that is too large a number to upset with messages about compatibility and
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In my last corporate job we had Lotus Notes as our email / group-ware platform. It was good for some things but was very poor at things that Outlook express did very well. It was really the group-ware and the integration with work-flow systems that really saved it\’s bacon. This was a few years ago
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We provide Adobe Contribute to quite a number of our clients. (From the Macromedia days too) With the semi announcement (only semi, since Adobe haven\’t released anything yet) it posed a question about where is Business Catalyst going to fit within the product offerings of Adobe. Looking at what there currently is, the only thing
Adobe Contribute at risk from Business Catalyst Purchase? Read More »
Had this problem for a while, but since I use Firefox mostly, it hasn\’t been too bad. Anyway, I decided to find a dsolution and Google Help came to the rescue The link is here http://bit.ly/d4mC2 Here is the solution Go to Tools, Internet Options and select the Advanced tab. Under the Browsing section remove
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HTML 4 has been around for many years, and it looks like the newest incarnation HTML5 is going to make some serious changes to the way the web works. Here is a video for those who are interested (it is over an hour long, and targetted at a technical audience, but very informative) Here are
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Well I am not a fan of the Browser, but these ads are pretty good. I have found 4 so far, here is one S.H.Y.N.E.S.S. – Internet Explorer 8 And another… F O M S Internet Explorer 8 Can\’t remember the last time Microsoft had to advertise IE, must be a Firefox getting near!
Internet Explorer 8 Ads – Funny Read More »
Twitter is becoming clearer. Now I have TweetDeck, Twitter becomes a much better experience, I now know when someone I am following has posted something up, and it even allows me to reply from within TweetDeck. Now the thing with TweetDeck, is that it is a program you install on your PC, think of it
I Love TweetDeck! Best App for Twitter Read More »
In the world of Twitter, ReTweets are becoming the defacto method of recommending content. While you can create your own Tweets and use a URL shortener like Bit.ly (my favourite) to point someone to a web page you like, ReTweets are the simple way to do it. However, the page you want to retweet needs
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For those of you who do not use Internet Explorer, Firefox have released version 3.5 of their browser. You can download it from here if you don\’t have Firefox or if you are viewing this from Firefox, you can request it by going the the Help menu and choosing \”Check for Updates\” Supposedly with a
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