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Designers with the ability to code and developers with a dash of design skills — the rise of a third, more flexible role is at hand that cannot be pigeonholed solely as a developer or designer.
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As Microsoft released Microsoft Office 2007 SP1 Technical Preview to all members of the Microsoft Office Product Evaluation TAP 3 days ago, it’s time to take look at what this update contains.
Office 2007 has version number 12.0.6017.5000, whereas this release is 12.0.6207.1000.
This relase is clocked in at 214MB and setup process consists of 4 steps;
Snapshot of the temporary files created;
About window;
All previous updates installed are removed and only SP1 is left as installed update in the Program and Features overview. All updates up to build time is included.
Note that it’s not possible to uninstall this version SP1 after installation;
Before;
After;
Written by Odd-Magne Kristoffersen on August 17th, 2007 with no comments.
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Mac OS X or Windows? Nothing gets a flame war going faster than that old debate. But these days, many people are using both of those operating systems on a network. Maybe you have a Windows PC in the home office, but you’ve got an iMac for video editing and a Mac Mini for serving digital media in your living room. One big happy family? Hardly - Macs and Windows PCs can’t see each other on a network right out of the box, preventing you from sharing documents, photos, videos, music and even printers among your flock of computers. Luckily, the ability to share files among all of your computers on your home network is well within reach. Read more.
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How “thin” can a thin client get? How about one that fits into an existing wall-mount LAN jack box? The Jack-PC from Chip PC Technologies takes “zero desk space” by converting existing enterprise LAN jacks into full-function Windows CE-powered thin client computers, without requiring additional cabling.
The Jack-PC runs Windows CE on an AMD Au1550 Alchemy processor with up to 128 MB of DDR RAM and 64 MB of DiskOnChip (DoC) Flash storage. Three versions are available: two supporting analog displays up to 1280 x 1024, and the third supporting DVI up to 1600 x 1200.
Two of the three models are powered via a Power over Ethernet (PoE) capability. If PoE is not available, the model 6700 can use an external 5 VDC supply.
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Introducing Lexar ExpressCard, a solid-state drive (SSD) that provide high-performance, high-capacity plug-in storage for laptop computers. The card fits easily into the ExpressCard slot of newer laptops to deliver extra memory, and reliably back up data. Ideal for use with Windows Vista, the Lexar ExpressCard SSD is enhanced for use with ReadyBoost, a Windows feature that allows you t…
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