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Taking a step back in time with Visio
It’s interesting how some people prefer the comfort of an environment or interface they’re comfortable with. It applies to your old slippers, your favourite spot, and yes, even the menus on that application you’ve been using for years. A lot has been said about the… Read more »
Monitor your web connection
Ever wondered what your internet connection is being used for? You could be a parent with kids surfing the Net, or an employer who allows employees to use the web for personal use. How do you know that the connection isn’t being abused? How do… Read more »
How do you stay protected?
Image via Wikipedia There’s no doubt about it, everyone needs protection and when it comes to computers there are two things you need, an anti-virus and an anti-spyware. I’m using Microsoft Forefront on this computer, as it’s a work one and it comes complete with… Read more »
WordPress 2.8 hits the streets
I woke up this morning to find that WordPress 2.8 has finally be released. It was promised for the 10th June, but as I’m based in Europe, I didn’t get to see it till today. I’ve been running the RC down at WordPressGuru and haven’t… Read more »
Ordinal issue with msi.dll ?
Here’s a good reminder to everyone to try and keep their software updated. Last week I tried installing Microsoft Dynamics CRM 4.0 on a virtual machine, just so that our team can have a play with it and kept running into this error: The ordinal… Read more »
Time and Attendance Systems
If you’re in the market for a timesheeting system there are a number of options you can examine today. The main choice you have is whether to go for a software package you run at your premises or a hosting solution that you can implement… Read more »
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