Find It Fast With Document Management Software

Oct 27, 2005 | No Comments

The deadline looms and you can’t put your hands on the paperwork. You’ve combed your desk, searched high and low through the office, and have torn up both the trash and recycling bins. If you can’t find those important documents in the next fifteen minutes, you’re cooked. Strains of the Hang ‘Em High soundtrack run [...]

The Internet Renaissance

Oct 26, 2005 | One Comment

renaissance, argument, debate, web20, conference, business

Icon2Text v.3

Oct 26, 2005 | One Comment

There are a lot of different programs out there for a lot of different people. Some people like water paintings, I like seeing icons being displayed as colored text. Who had the higher social upbringing? I’ll let you be the judge of that after you check out Icon2Text.

Linkfilter

Oct 26, 2005 | No Comments

I’m a link lover – what about you? In order to keep these Favorites coming to you on a daily basis, I have to parse through a barrel full of links each week. Weeding out the good from the bad takes some time, but it’s worth it. When looking for links to recommend, it’s easy [...]

The 2005 Canadian Blog Awards

Oct 26, 2005 | No Comments

I just found The Canadian Blog Awards and I’m so pleased. I nominated myself. Maybe someone will notice and yank me. I don’t mind. This will be the second year for the awards. You can see the 2004 winners and compare as you dare. My Blahg is the source of the project. I also nominated [...]

Copy Files To A Writable CD In XP

Oct 26, 2005 | No Comments

CD-R and CD-RW drives have become common components of desktop computers. Windows XP allows users to write information to CD without having to install additional software. Data can be copied to a CD using the following procedure: Insert a writable CD into the CD burner/recorder. Within My Computer, select the data you want to write [...]

You Can't Expense It If You Can't Find It

Oct 26, 2005 | No Comments

It can be a real trick to keep track of expenses when you’re out on business. Meals, lodging, transportation, parking… it adds up quickly. Miss an entry in your expense log or misplace a receipt and you’re out of luck (i.e. your own money). If you’re keen on saving both your hard earned cash and [...]

AI: Artificial Intelligence By Google

Oct 25, 2005 | 3 Comments

In Machines are catching up to human intelligence, a Search Engineer entry from yesterday, we see how AI may not be AWOL. In response to this post, we hear from Lockergnomie John Howard Oxley: I just happen to be reading Ray Kurtzweil’s The Singularity is Near: When Humans Transcend Biology, and he predicts the date [...]

paper cd case

Oct 25, 2005 | No Comments

I’m obsessed with music, so therefore, I have a ton of random CD’s taking up space all over the place. I’ve thrown most of my tunes onto my iPod, but I still keep the CD’s, and I continue to find discs that I completely forgot about. Digital music players are great and all, but I [...]

Prevent Users From Installing Unsigned Drivers (XP)

Oct 25, 2005 | No Comments

Signed drivers are those that have been tested for in the Windows Hardware Quality Labs for compatibility with Windows. When you install a driver Windows XP will check to see if it has been signed and alert you if it has not been. In some cases, unsigned drivers may not cause any problems on a [...]