Sign in
Alistair's Online Service
Words of Wisdom as a Service (WoWaaS) from Alistair Speirs, Technology Specialist for Online Services @ Microsoft Australia.
Translate This Page
Translate this page
Powered by
Microsoft® Translator
Common Tasks
Blog Home
Email Blog Author
OK
RSS for comments
RSS for posts
Atom
October, 2007
Search
Tags
BPIO
Conferences
Deployment
Development
Enterprise Search
Excel
Groove
housekeeping
InfoPath
Microsoft
off topic
Office 2010
Office Client
OneNote
OpenXML
Outlook
Powerpoint
Productivity
SharePoint
Tech.Ed
technology
user experience
VSTO
web stuff
Word
Monthly Archives
Archives
July 2010
(1)
June 2010
(2)
April 2010
(3)
February 2010
(6)
December 2009
(1)
November 2009
(2)
October 2009
(1)
September 2009
(1)
August 2009
(1)
July 2009
(3)
June 2009
(1)
May 2009
(5)
April 2009
(7)
March 2009
(3)
February 2009
(1)
January 2009
(1)
December 2008
(3)
November 2008
(2)
October 2008
(6)
September 2008
(2)
August 2008
(2)
July 2008
(4)
June 2008
(7)
May 2008
(15)
April 2008
(5)
March 2008
(7)
February 2008
(3)
January 2008
(22)
December 2007
(12)
November 2007
(11)
October 2007
(16)
September 2007
(4)
August 2007
(13)
July 2007
(2)
Subscribe via RSS
Sort by:
Most Recent
|
Most Views
|
Most Comments
Excerpt View
|
Full Post View
Alistair's Online Service
Office 2007 on 64-bit OS - what do you lose?
Posted
over 6 years ago
by
Alistair S
1
Comments
I upgraded to Vista 64-bit about 2 months ago now. For the most part, no major problems. I was hoping that it would show all 4GB of memory I've got, but it turns out that it isn't an "addressable space" issue but a "crappy old chipset"...
Alistair's Online Service
IRM in Office 2007
Posted
over 6 years ago
by
Alistair S
0
Comments
Windows Rights Management Services is a very cool feature of Windows Server 2003. But like all server technologies, it is so much cooler when it is hidden behind the svelte rich Office client UI.With RMS and Office you can make sure that emails or documents...
Alistair's Online Service
Note001 (or How I learned to love OneNote Mobile)
Posted
over 6 years ago
by
Alistair S
1
Comments
a picture of my keyboard i am really digging onenote right now! I composed the above section on my Samsung Blackjack, via OneNote 2007 mobile. OneNote is one of my top used applications (the only apps I use more are Outlook and Groove) - and being able...
Alistair's Online Service
Robert Downey Jr is Tony Stark
Posted
over 6 years ago
by
Alistair S
1
Comments
I just saw the trailer for the upcoming Iron Man movie... looks good, and even funny. Iron Man is the thinking man's super hero. No special powers, lots of special problems and a penchant for robot suits. What is not to like? Check out the trailer below...
Alistair's Online Service
Link Your Live IDs Together!
Posted
over 6 years ago
by
Alistair S
1
Comments
As someone that has multiple hotmail/passport/live.com accounts, I think this is really really cool! Do you have multiple Windows Live IDs? Maybe an older one and a new one, one for work & one for home? A public one and a private one? If so, you know...
Alistair's Online Service
Synchronising IE favourites via Groove
Posted
over 6 years ago
by
Alistair S
0
Comments
Groove is an awesome collaboration tool - but I am constantly finding new and interesting ways to use it. Did you know that you can use Groove to synchronise your IE favourites? Here's how: On the Options menu, click Preferences , and then click the Synchronization...
Alistair's Online Service
Making Big Word Docs out of lots of Little Word Docs
Posted
over 6 years ago
by
Alistair S
1
Comments
Generate a document from a database of snippets crack open the docx and chunk up the content.xml file just use the INCLUDETEXT field. Please use option 3 - ( or option 2 if you're hardcore ). There is a great article from some intrepid MVPs here: How...
Alistair's Online Service
Allow Facebook 'or staff may go'
Posted
over 6 years ago
by
Alistair S
0
Comments
CONSTRUCTION giant John Holland says allowing employees to access social networking site Facebook can play a role in attracting and keeping young workers. Allow Facebook 'or staff may go' | NEWS.com.au Business What I find interesting about the massive...
Alistair's Online Service
New Course: Implementing Groove Server 2007
Posted
over 6 years ago
by
Alistair S
0
Comments
A new elearning course is available for anyone interested in taking their Groove knowledge to the next level... the server! Collection 6452: Implementing Microsoft® Office Groove® Server 2007 In this 12 hour on-line collection IT Professionals...
Alistair's Online Service
PowerPoint Prototyping Toolkit from Long Zheng
Posted
over 6 years ago
by
Alistair S
0
Comments
My life revolves around PowerPoint slides at the moment. Long Zheng has posted a really cool slide deck demonstrating how you can use PowerPoint as a low fidelity prototyping tool. PowerPoint Prototyping Toolkit (release 0.2) - istartedsomething My thoughts...
Alistair's Online Service
Excel 2007 Display bug fixed
Posted
over 6 years ago
by
Alistair S
1
Comments
Unless you have been on a deserted tropical island, you would have heard about the Excel 2007 bug whereby =850*77.1 would display 100000 instead of 65535. The issue occured when displaying numbers in the ranges of 65534.99999999995 to 65535 and 65535...
Alistair's Online Service
Calendar Printing Assistant for Outlook 2007
Posted
over 6 years ago
by
Alistair S
1
Comments
I am pretty much on my laptop and wifi'ed 90% of my waking hours. So it is always a conscious effort to channel my non technical self and relate to the majority of Microsoft Office users that are not developers or IT pros. The idea of printing out a calendar...
Alistair's Online Service
Facebook killing Blogs?
Posted
over 6 years ago
by
Alistair S
0
Comments
Twelve months ago, everybody (+ dog) was blogging - these days it seems like the pace of posts is really starting to drop. Was blogging a fad, and have people turned their attention to new fads? It would seem a shame for the firehose of human creativity...
Alistair's Online Service
Geo-collaboration with Groove
Posted
over 6 years ago
by
Alistair S
2
Comments
Firstly, if you haven't heard of Groove, you will. Groove (the product and the team) is fairly recent addition to the Microsoft Office family but fills a very interesting niche. Groove is a tool to support collaboration any time, any place without the...
Alistair's Online Service
They don't call it bleeding edge for nothing!
Posted
over 6 years ago
by
Alistair S
0
Comments
One of the best things about my job is that I'm surrounded by cool technology that will be on every desk in a few years time. it is great to travel around Australia, take out my laptop, plug in my prototype VOIP handset (arguably not designed for the...
Alistair's Online Service
SilverPoint
Posted
over 6 years ago
by
Alistair S
0
Comments
Find out more about Silverlight & Sharepoint at the Sydney SharePoint User Group on the 16 October 2007
Page 1 of 1 (16 items)