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Aero Glass? In my Virtual Machine? Now it’s *even more* likely than you think…
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over 2 years ago
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Mike Kolitz
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Starting back in 2006, I wrote a post about how to enable Aero Glass support for Virtual Machines by using Remote Desktop / Terminal Services. Last August, I wrote another post describing how Windows Virtual PC for Windows 7 is able to make Aero...
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Using a lot of PowerShell in your presentations?
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over 2 years ago
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Mike Kolitz
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Do you hate switching back and forth between your PowerPoint slides and a PowerShell window every time you want to demo something? Apparently, so did Capt. Recursion… er… I mean John Robbins of Wintellect. That’s why he created PowerShellPoint ...
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