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  • SQL Server 2005 is neat. Mobile blogging is not!

    Alright, it's almost 4 pm, and I am giving up. When I upgraded to beta 1 of Community Server I wiped out my assemblies and forgot to put back the blogging service API DLL. I can't seem to successfully download it either, so there goes my attempt to blog on the road from my beta device that I have been...
    Posted to Peter on Tech (Weblog) by peter on 11-17-2005

  • Digital Locker - fill me up

    I like the new Digital Locker concept. Now how about every tablet sold coming with its own locker full of ink-enabled demos and the occasional free license for something neat here and there. Buy a Tablet PC during the month of August 2007 and receive a complimentary copy of OneNote 12 in your Digital...
    Posted to Peter on Tech (Weblog) by peter on 09-13-2005

  • Office 12 is sexy!

    Office 12 goodness: press release , Julie Larson video on Channel 9 , screen shots , and more screen shots . I like the sound of "Office 12". Simple and to the point, although it will probably become "Office Vista" or something. If I send Chris Pratley a few pounds of notebook-shaped candy, can I get...
    Posted to Peter on Tech (Weblog) by peter on 09-13-2005

  • Lecturing and recording

    Here's a utility for students: Lecture Recorder . Sort of like OneNote without the ink. Seems to include an audio editor and, interestingly, records in OGG format. Now, if somebody would write a tight little app like this that included ink... Then again, apart from pricing issues, OneNote does all that...
    Posted to Peter on Tech (Weblog) by peter on 05-04-2005

  • What's your Office?

    StarOffice 8 next month . Microsoft's Office system is bloated. Maybe. It's pricey. Maybe. (There's always the cheap Student/Teacher version with three licenses that nobody cares if you qualify for anyway.) But really, I live in Outlook. And between the integration of the various pieces, specialty parts...
    Posted to Peter on Tech (Weblog) by peter on 05-04-2005
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