Sysinternal用具への新しい更新;

ZoomIt v1.7: v1.6のかかとに速く来て、この小さく、強力なスクリーンの急上昇および注釈用具のv1.7は自動止まることのよりよい直線的サポートおよび機能を矢を引く加える。

プロセスモニターv1.23: この更新は新しいサポートによって台本を書かれる実行をよくするために選択、/WaitForIdleを、加える。 それはまたプロセスモニターにプロセスモニターがSoftGridの事実上の登録操作を見ることを可能にするヴィスタで引っ掛かる登録を使用させるための/HookRegistryスイッチを加える。

PsExec v1.86: この更新は「nt権限\ネットワークサービス」のおよび「nt権限\局所サービス」の記述の進水プロセスを支える。

ニュース源: blogs.technet.com

子供の機構ごとの1つのラップトップはruggedised限られた時間の期間の間米国で利用できるラップトップを作ることを発表した。

発展途上国の教育用具として使用のために設計されているXOのラップトップは「Give1呼ばれた機構の下で利用できる得る1つ」を。

「11月12日始まって、子供1人あたりの1つのラップトップは弾力性1を得る時間の短い窓のための1つのプログラムを」、Negroponteがで書いたOLPCの椅子ニコラス提供する XOの寄付の場所. 「$399 [£197]、のために2つのXOのラップトップ- 1子供に権限を与えるように発展途上国で学ぶために送られるおよびあなたの子供に」。家庭で送られる1 --を購入する

寄付はウェブサイトに従って$200で今投げられる、XOのラップトップを供給する必要があった。 7月では、OLPCはラップトップごとの$175であるために製造の費用を推定した。 ラップトップはQuantaで上海で製造される。 学校の使用のための最初の大量生産されたラップトップは10月にのために作られるある。

ラップトップは赤い帽子によって開発された砂糖の開け源のオペレーティングシステムと装備されていて来る。

ニュース源: news.zdnet.co.uk

進水させる、またはここにある2つの新しい特徴はGmail 2.0の後に:

Googleは統合を連動させる
It was hinted at in recent reports, but there has been no hard evidence of Google’s plans to integrate Google Gears with Gmail until now. Two snippets of text are in the translation queue that, to me, prove beyond any doubt that Gears will be a part of Gmail. The two snippets of text are “Gears not installed” and “Disable Local Store” as seen in the screenshots below.

View Account Activity
Have you ever had the suspicion that someone has been logging into your email account? Or do you just want peace of mind knowing that you are the only one accessing your account? You will soon be able to see how many computers or browser sessions are currently in your account and their IP address. In addition to real-time account activity, it appears you will be able to see past account activity too. Here are some of the snippets of text that will be used: “This account is currently being used in {number} other locations”, and “Last account activity: at IP [details]”.

Gmail is due for some serious updates ― it’s been too long since anything has changed on the service, and you know its developers aren’t sitting around wondering what to do. I

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When I was looking at the documentation for the registry and keys associated with the command processor I came across this:




Hmm. For the fun of it I opened up the key and put 'notepad.exe' in the AutoRun value.(To see how this actually worked)




Any time I opened a console application, or a command prompt window notepad would launch - and the command processor would not start until it was closed. This includes the users login script.

So. This means whatever program I put in this key will execute, and the command processor will wait for it to finish before continuing.

This is perfect for something I was trying to do a few months back. I wanted to dynamically set a few environment variables - and have them available to any console based application. I tried putting it in the logon script, but that didn't work since the environment variables only lasted for that session.

I ended up using the CALL command within each batch file I had. This was difficult because the batch files were part of an aging third party application - There were hundreds of them. Also some of them were automatically generated from time to time by the application, so the solution was not perfect.

I went back and setup my "set environment variables" batch file in the AutoRun key of the...

Gmail was launched on April 1, 2004, and has revolutionized the way many of us use email. The interface has remained largely untouched since it launched, but get ready, it’s soon to undergo a change in what they describe as a “New Version”. Only a select few people have access to use the new interface ― mainly employees and trusted people outside the company called “Trusted Testers“.

Unfortunately, there are no leaked screenshots to look at yet, but if you are one of the lucky few testers, I would love to take a peek.

How do I know they are working on a “New Version”? Well, Google lets every-day users who are fluent in both English and another language translate small snippets of English text into the language of their choice. This is how they can offer services in several languages without spending a dime on professional translators. Unfortunately, exposing sensitive information in this manner makes it hard to keep a secret.

One of my readers, who wishes to remain anonymous, stumbled across an interesting snippet of text (which I confirmed exists) spilling the beans on a new version of Gmail that is either currently being tested, or about to be released to testing in short order. It’s small, but telling ― here is a screenshot of the text he was asked to translate.

News Source: blogs.zdnet.com

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Long Zheng did a verry good review of this monster laptop a couple of days ago;

“20-inch” and “notebook” are two words that should probably be never used together in a single sentence. This computer gives new meaning to “the straw that broke the camel’s back”, but on the bright side, the camel can enjoy a feast of entertainment choices on this somewhat portable powerhouse.

A HP PR representative sent me an email asking if I was interesting in participating in a bloggers program to test drive Hewlett-Packard’s new Pavilion HDX9000 Series entertainment notebook PC, otherwise known as the “Dragon”. Being a sucker for freebies I gladly accepted. And today it arrived.

You can read the complete review here