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Blog Post:
Better Email Management with Outlook 2007
Alistair S
Losing to Information Overload? Thinking about declaring email bankruptcy? Ian Palangio, Business Productivity Specialist @ Microsoft Australia, has prepared a OneNote 2007 notebook about email management - Pay it Forward Email Management This book outlines a suggested way to help you manage your email...
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3 Jan 2008
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iFilter madness! 2007 Office System Converters
Alistair S
Very cool - notably OneNote and zip format indexing are added! I predict this will be a must install pack for every good SharePoint setup. Download details: Microsoft Filter Pack
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20 Dec 2007
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Is OneNote for everyone?
Alistair S
I saw this on Michael Oldenburg's OneNote blog , and it has been a while since I posted a comic: Office Offline : Different strokes
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2 Dec 2007
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Joel on Demos
Alistair S
Joel Spolsky wrote a great post on giving demo's, this bit is a gem: "The only interesting way to design a demo is to make it a story. You have a protagonist, and the protagonist has a problem, and they use the software, and they… almost solve the problem, but not quite, and then everybody...
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20 Nov 2007
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Office Devcon 2007 has left the building
Alistair S
Well, the Office Dev Con 2007 has drawn to a close after 2 full days and 100 pizzas. I was impressed at the turnout, considering it was a miserable weekend (stormy one day, scorching the next - the weather in Sydney is about as stable as the lane cove tunnel). But enough about the weather, what...
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4 Nov 2007
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Office 2007 on 64-bit OS - what do you lose?
Alistair S
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" issue. Apparently the Santa Rosa intel chipsets...
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30 Oct 2007
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Note001 (or How I learned to love OneNote Mobile)
Alistair S
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 to jot down notes, capture phone pictures or audio...
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28 Oct 2007
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