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Firefox Loves Silverlight

One of the questions I get asked all of the time when I demo something in IE is, "Will this work in Firefox ?" It's a really good question especially when using technologies like OWA, web access to admin tools, etc. Recently we shipped a new set of visualization

Closing the books on Fiscal Year 2007

First of all, I want to say thank you personally and on the behalf of my company!!! Microsoft appreciates your business and the opportunity to help you solve problems, make money and have fun. FY07 has been a blast for me. Let's rewind a bit and see what

Get your Daylight Savings Time (DST) answers real time

Join members of the daylight saving time team who will be online to chat with you about your specific questions February 24 - March 13: 06:00 A.M. – 06:00 P.M. Pacific Time. Join the chatroom at: http://www.microsoft.com/businesssolutions/chatroom.aspx

Can your data center handle a hurricane? Ours can

Usually we discuss hurricane or typhoon force winds in the warm tropical climates of the world. Well, unless you haven't been paying attention, Seattle and surrounding areas got hammered about 24 hours ago and a lot of essential services are still being

The Glass is 10% Full

Do you ever look to the past to see what the future holds? You should. I cut my computer teeth long before most people. My computer heritage goes back to my diapers. Dear Dad was a career IBMer and I was playing with IBM Selectric typewriters and dictaphones

What are we thinking? Lets sell this stuff!!!

Man, the parade of free stuff just keeps coming. First it was Internet Explorer 7 which everyone and their dog blogged about. That reminds me, I need to check my dogs blog to see if Elvis wrote about it. Then, if that wasn't enough, out comes Windows

Well that was fun - IE 7 installation results

One of my older laptops (Compaq Evo n620c) is still running Windows XP Pro. It will get upgraded to some form of Windows Vista when we RTM that product. In the meantime, like many of you, I installed IE7 on it and have enjoyed tabbage (not to be confused

So what's going on?

As you might have noticed, I've been ignoring my blog just a hair the past couple of weeks. Well, there's a good reason for it. First and foremost, there's this thing called Windows Vista that we are getting ready to launch. Many Microsoft employees are

The End of an Era

http://support.microsoft.com/lifecycle/?p1=6513 Should we be happy, sad or mad? Who do you know still running Windows 95 or Windows 98? Why?

Be careful where you stick your fingers

I recently ordered and received a new Dell Latitude D820 laptop that has a built-in Trusted Platform Module (TPM) 1.2 chip and UPEK biometric finger print reader. Of course I enrolled a couple of my fingerprints to see if the hardware and software works.

Watching the TechED 2006 action poolside

Get your frozen margarita, dual core laptop and favorite rubber ducky and head to the pool. Might as well since this year you’ll be able to watch and listen to the festivities on the http://VirtualTechEd.com website. It’ll be interesting to

Got a phat internet connection? Download Windows Vista Beta 2 now!!!

So I missed the date by a few hours, but you can help us bring the internet to it’s knees by downloading Windows Vista Beta 2 today!!! Ok, depending on your connection, maybe not today but hopefully shortly there after. After the download is complete

Windows Vista Beta 2 download registration

Well I got all excited… I was poking around on the MSDN developer site and noticed they have this enticing link to become a member of the Windows Vista Beta program called the Windows Vista Beta Experience . The link takes you to a site where you

It's back !!! - The Book of Windows Vista - download now

As you’ll recall, I posted a preliminary version of the Windows Vista Product Guide (also known as “The Book of Windows Vista”) a few weeks ago. It was in .xps form and initial feedback was very good. However, in order to view and print

Windows Vista User Account Control (UAC) - love it?

There has been a raging debate inside and outside of Microsoft about the new security feature in Windows Vista called UAC. UAC stands for User Account Control. The debate has raged mostly about the effectiveness of the feature. Do a search on www.live.com
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