Filed under Internet by Dominic Mulligan on January 30, 2010 at 5:37 pm
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Google is planning to stop supporting older browsers, such as Internet Explorer 6. Over the course of 2010, Google will update it’s Google Apps suite to HTML5, meaning older browsers such as IE6 will be unable to support the new standard. Google will start by updating Google Docs from March 1, 2010. Other apps, such as Mail and Calendar, will be converted later in the year. Those using older browsers are advised to upgrade, and will get a message when they use the Google Apps later in the year.
>> Google Apps admins should have received an email, no word yet on wether this affects normal Google Accounts.
Filed under Software by Dominic Mulligan on January 5, 2010 at 10:57 am
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Despite the name of this ‘mode’, this windows 7 hack won’t give you almighty powers. It will, however, create a folder that allows you to edit all your computers settings from one place. It can do everything from adding a printer to reformatting your hard drive – and more. Simple How To after the break.
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Filed under Software by Dominic Mulligan on November 10, 2009 at 7:18 am
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Windows Live Writer is Microsoft’s answer to blogging from your desktop, and from what I can see, it works pretty well. The interface is clean and simple, and it can detect your blog’s theme, so you can see what your post will look like on the web (although the sidebar or header isn’t shown whilst writing, you can see it in preview mode). It supports most of the popular blogging platforms including Blogger and WordPress. Windows Live writer is easy to use, clean and simple, and makes for a great blog publishing platform.
>> Windows Live Writer is available as part of the Windows Live suite of tools.
Filed under Software by Dominic Mulligan on September 18, 2009 at 6:51 pm
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Need help learning Dreamweaver? Want to get that PowerPoint novice off your back? CustomGuide is here to the rescue with simple and easy to use ‘Quick Refrences’ for popular programs from Microsoft, Apple, Adobe and more. These guides have a nice an simple overview of the main interface, a walk through of main features and handy keyboard shortcuts.
>> CustomGuide Quick Refrences (via Lifehacker)
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