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Entries Tagged as 'Applications'

Smultron vs Coda

September 1st, 2008 by nickv · 9 Comments

Web Workflow
All web developers seem to have a slightly different workflow. Last week I set out on a journey to increase my web development productivity. I’m currently using OS X Leopard 10.5.4 on a iMac 2.1GHz G5.
Coda
‘Coda‘, made by panic, is a ftp+text editor all in one. At first glance it appeared to be everything [...]

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Tags: Applications · Mac · Programming · Web Design



Free Vista and Sharepoint compatibility help by Microsoft

August 5th, 2008 by Alex Costa · No Comments

Free, unlimited installation and compatibility support has been made available for all worldwide customers using Windows Vista SP1 until March 18, 2009. Telephone support is available worldwide. Chat and Email support is available in US and Canada only. Why mention this on a SharePoint blog?? Well, if you are having any compatibility issues with Vista [...]

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Tags: Applications · Citizen Journalism · OS & Servers

USB Modem on Linux (mobile broadband)

August 4th, 2008 by Alex Costa · 1 Comment

I have just acquired a 3 Skypephone in the UK and am looking for a way of using its broadband internet capabilities on my Linux OS. Unfortunately, and as usual, the connectivity is only available for Windows so I was looking for some clever way of connecting. I then came across this solution in a [...]

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Tags: Applications · Mobile · Technology



Automatically Forward E-Mail in Microsoft Outlook

July 31st, 2008 by Bill Hutchison · No Comments

I quite often get asked “How do I automatically forward my e-mail in Microsoft Outlook?“. You can forward e-mail using Microsoft Exchange, but it is better if the individual users can control their e-mail forwarding. that way they can turn it on and off without having to ask the system administrator to do it for [...]

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Tags: Applications

Manage your Inbox

July 28th, 2008 by dcouper · No Comments

I was recently recommended this cool tool for getting stats from your inbox. The product is called xobni (inbox backwards). It works with Microsoft Outlook as a pluggin and is a free download.
It indexes your inbox and then works out statistics like who you email the most (it orders everyone in the inbox) and who [...]

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Tags: Applications

How to Create an E-Mail Alert in Microsoft SharePoint Services

June 23rd, 2008 by Bill Hutchison · 4 Comments

It seem that every quarter I get a dozen or so questions about how to get e-mail alerts when someone responds to a SharePoint Survey, or creates an announcement on our Windows SharePoint Services 2003 Intranet.
To save myself having to show people all the time, here is a video tutorial on creating an e-mail alert [...]

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Tags: Applications