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Microsoft tries to Think Different
No comments · Posted by Rob Weaver in business, Google, mac, Office, technology, web
I got an email from Microsoft today (Office Insider) that included an article about how to add a calendar to Outlook that would give you the March Madness schedule in Outlook as an example of publicly shared calendars.
Clients · Google · Google Calendar · ICal · ICalendar · Microsoft · Microsoft Outlook · WebDAV
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Where did my space go ?
No comments · Posted by Rob Weaver in business, Cloud, technology, web
The other day I got a notification from the Plesk control panel for Carticipate telling me that the user account was about to expire. I logged into Plesk only to find out that the disk on the VPS was full.
Now this was really confusing, since the entire Carticipate system consists of a web2py install, on Linux with a fairly small MySQL database, and the VPS had 20 gigabytes of disk space.
Backup · Carticipate · Folder (computing) · Google · Hard disk drive · Linux · Plesk · User (computing)
I’ve been busy, so I haven’t logged into Facebook for a while now. I ran into somebody who said to send them a friend request, so I pulled up my Facebook app on my iPhone and ran through the process of logging in there.
I hadn’t used that app for a really long time, and like most iPhone apps, you have to start over once it upgrades, so that didn’t surprise me.
What did catch me by surprise was what happened when I tried logging on from my Mac later that day. First thing that happened was I got an unfamiliar screen that said I had logged in from a location I hadn’t used before:
Captcha · Facebook · HTTP Secure · Login · Online Communities · Photograph · social network · Social network service
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Out of the box Sharepoint Workflows
No comments · Posted by Rob Weaver in Office, Sharepoint, technology, web
As a project manager, I’m often faced with the problem of how to deal with configuration management, which is how we make sure that everybody is on the same page. I typically like to use a content management system to handle this issue. For my current project, I’m using Sharepoint, which also has some nice built in collaboration capabilities.
There are two out of the box workflows on the Document Library: “Approval” and “Collect Feedback”.
Both work pretty similarly, and for general document collaboration they work pretty well.
Consulting · Document Management · Microsoft · Microsoft SharePoint · Microsoft Visual Studio · Products · Sharepoint · Workflow
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Live Mesh Beta on Snow Leopard Login Problem Fix
No comments · Posted by Rob Weaver in Cloud, mac, technology, web
I’ve been playing with the beta of Live Mesh from Microsoft for some time now, and find it a very useful technology. So far the only problem I’ve run into has been some bug that was introduced when I upgraded to Snow Leopard.
For some reason, after restarting or hibernating my machine, Live Mesh gets left in an odd state that leaves it unable to connect to the mesh, leaving it in a weird state where the login action is greyed out:



