Envision Web viewing tool now available

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ArcherPro multimedia viewing tool
updated

ArcherPro multimedia viewing tool
updated 05/24/2004 04:52 AM
Parker Software has released ArcherPro 4.0.4, the latest version of its multimedia viewing application...

New: Envision 1.0

New: Envision 1.0 07/15/2004 10:13 AM
Open Door Networks released Envision, which provides new ways of viewing the web by "presenting images from Web sites outside the confining windows of traditional Web browsers."

Envision 1.0

Envision 1.0 08/03/2004 08:01 PM
View Web images outside your browser: full screen, slide show, thumbnails, desktop picture, screen saver.

Beta: Envision

Beta: Envision 05/11/2004 09:12 AM
Open Door's Envision creates interactive slide shows using pictures borrowed from web sites.

Envision a new project

Envision a new project 06/08/2004 09:44 PM
Computer Times Asia Jun 9 2004 2:38AM GMT

- Envision a new project

- Envision a new project 05/25/2004 10:25 PM
Computer Times Asia May 26 2004 2:00AM GMT

Envision 1.0 Released (09-Aug-2004;
0.9K)

Envision 1.0 Released (09-Aug-2004;
0.9K) 08/09/2004 08:27 PM

Visualize the Internet with Envision
(24-May-2004; 4.4K)

Visualize the Internet with Envision
(24-May-2004; 4.4K) 05/24/2004 09:58 PM

Envision Expands Into Asia Pacific

Envision Expands Into Asia Pacific 06/30/2004 02:49 AM
Envision will open its newest office in Australia. Expansion into the Asia Pacific region will extend Envision’s global distribution of the Envision Performance Suite, a flexible set of management applications that improves contact center performance and agent effectiveness. The new office will be lead by Michael Langford, a fifteen year veteran of the telecommunications industry. [PRWEB Jun 30, 2004]

Instead of the White House Press, You
Envision What?

Instead of the White House Press, You
Envision What? 03/14/2005 04:35 PM
Play the discredited and de-certified themes out. If we fired the White House press and told them to seek other employment, what then?

Researchers envision the Linux of
routing

Researchers envision the Linux of
routing 04/19/2004 12:30 PM
Scientists at Berkeley are close to releasing an open-source software code that could do for routing what Linux did for operating systems.

Envision offers 'out of the browser' Web
experience

Envision offers 'out of the browser' Web
experience 07/14/2004 03:01 PM
Open Door Networks announced on Wednesday that Envision 1.0 is now shipping. The application, which was previously available as a public Beta, allows you to view images from the Web in a wide variety of ways, such as in a slideshow, a set of thumbnails, multiple windows, a rotating desktop picture, or occupying the full display with a digital picture frame around them. You can also pull Web images through Mac OS X's screensaver, complete with the ability to pan around them and zoom in and out. You can download Envision from the Open Door Web site and try it out for 30 days before you have to pay for a license, which is US$39 through Aug. 15 and $49 after that date. It requires Mac OS X v10.2.8 or higher.

Viewing the Transit

Viewing the Transit 06/08/2004 10:27 AM
Speaking of Transit Watching. I found it really interesting to see the collection of AP photos about the transit of Venus today. Apparently the compelling story is not so much the science (planets orbit the sun, got it), but the global spectacle. It's a bit of an anomaly of late, but Venus watching seems to be something the whole world peacefully agrees is a good thing. [View the viewers in Abu Dhabi, Azraq, Bangkok, Beijing, Cairo, Hamburg, Hong Kong, Jakarta, Kuala Lumpur, Kuwait, La Linea, Lebanon, London, Madras, Minsk, Nairobi, New Delhi, New York, Pakistan Paris, Potsdam, Pretoria, Rome, St. Petersburg, Sydney, Tehran, and Yokohama ]

New: Viewing Booth Pro 1.0

New: Viewing Booth Pro 1.0 01/22/2004 11:35 AM
Viewing Booth Pro is a basic image editor that can acquire images from any TWAIN scanner.

MOM FAQ: Viewing Alerts

MOM FAQ: Viewing Alerts 06/24/2004 04:16 PM

Internet Use Said to Cut Into TV Viewing
and Socializing

Internet Use Said to Cut Into TV Viewing
and Socializing 12/30/2004 12:04 AM
The average Internet user in the U.S. spends three hours a day online, with much of that time devoted to work and more than half of it to communications.

Viewing of Elvis' Cup Auctioned (AP)

Viewing of Elvis' Cup Auctioned (AP) 12/30/2004 09:15 AM
AP - Miss your chance to buy some water from a cup once used by Elvis Presley? Don't be disappointed — now you can bid on a chance to see, but not own, the cup that held the water.

Landscape Viewing on the PocketPC

Landscape Viewing on the PocketPC 06/10/2004 09:28 AM

Viewing Inside the Earth

Viewing Inside the Earth 12/08/2003 09:16 AM
Roland Piquepaille writes "Last week, a study released by Princeton University said that geoscientists have captured images of the interior of the Earth by ...

Viewing of Elvis' cup for sale

Viewing of Elvis' cup for sale 12/30/2004 02:47 PM
globetechnology.com Dec 30 2004 5:54PM GMT

Viewing Database Information Using SQL

Viewing Database Information Using SQL 01/17/2004 10:57 PM

"Seeking Voters Through Habits in TV
Viewing"

"Seeking Voters Through Habits in TV
Viewing" 07/18/2004 09:48 PM

Viewing 2004: The security threats

Viewing 2004: The security threats 01/04/2005 11:32 AM
ZDNet Jan 4 2005 2:22PM GMT

Seeking Voters Through Habits in TV
Viewing

Seeking Voters Through Habits in TV
Viewing 07/17/2004 01:22 PM
A study sheds new light on where the campaigns see the most opportunity and where they are placing some of their most expensive bets.

Viewing the Pope's funeral, online and
off

Viewing the Pope's funeral, online and
off 04/07/2005 01:20 PM
Blog: There's no shortage of options for viewing the funeral of Pope John Paul II on Friday--from any of the major TV networks to an...

CliffsNotes Now Available for Free
Online Viewing

CliffsNotes Now Available for Free
Online Viewing 09/09/2004 07:14 AM
CliffsNotes has announced that they've got 180 literature guides online for free viewing. The snag is that viewing is the only thing that's free. Downloading and printing the guides will...

Viewing Hidden Files on Your PocketPC

Viewing Hidden Files on Your PocketPC 08/07/2004 11:48 AM

TiVo's new PC-viewing deliberately
broken

TiVo's new PC-viewing deliberately
broken 01/09/2004 09:56 PM
TiVo has rolled out "TiVo to Go," a service that allows you to move video from your TiVo to your PC's hard-drive, and then to burn the file to a DVD. Unfortunately, the system uses a proprietary DRM system that tethers the video to your machine and your home, meaning that you can't move the video to your hard-drive as an MPG file that you can edit at will, send to a friend, include in a school report, grab stills out of to make a highlight reel, etc. In other words, TiVo is lagging the functionality available for free in open source software projects like mythtv.

Once selected, the secure and encrypted TiVo recorded programs are moved to the PC, where the TiVo Content Security Key is used to unlock the files for playback or burning, preventing files from being shared online, outside of the user's home network.

The TiVo Content Security Key and the TiVo-enabled versions of Sonic Solution's MyDVD and CinePlayer applications will be sold as a bundle at www.tivo.com.

The TiVo execs I've spoken with about this have expressed TiVo's philosophy as "reasonable compromise" -- delivering features that customers want, so long as it doesn't make the Hollywood companies too unhappy. This is usually presented as a business-person's realpolitik: look, kid, we know your ideals say that crippling the stuff we sell you is bad, but we've got a company to run here.

What's funny about this is that it's the exact opposite of the traditional way of running a disruptive technology business: no one crippled the piano roll to make sure it didn't upset the music publishers, Marconi didn't cripple the radio to appease the Vaudeville players -- hell, railroad barons never slowed their steam-engines down to speeds guaranteed to please the teamsters.

Where does this bizarre idea -- that the dinosaur industry that's being displaced gets to dictate terms to the mammals who are succeeding it -- come from?

I'll tell you two things that are obvious to my entrepreneurial instincts:

1. There is no market demand for TiVo's DRM -- or anyone else's. No TiVo customer got out of bed this morning and said, "Damn, I wish there was a way I could do less with my videos."

2. If TiVo isn't giving customers the features they want, someone else (like a commercial packager of mythtv, for example) will.

Not delivering the products your customers demand is not good business. It never has been. Link

Teens Claim to Set New TV-Viewing Record
(AP)

Teens Claim to Set New TV-Viewing Record
(AP) 08/19/2004 06:45 PM
AP - A pair of teenagers who spent more than two straight days publicly glued to a television set say they have set a new world record for uninterrupted TV viewing.

Re:Viewing 2003 - Mobile and wireless

Re:Viewing 2003 - Mobile and wireless 12/23/2003 11:52 AM
Silicon.com Dec 23 2003 10:47AM ET

Viewing Comments in Blog Readers

Viewing Comments in Blog Readers 10/28/2003 11:06 PM

Kevin Lynch: These XML blog feeds come in several different formats today (RSS 0.91, 0.92, 1.0, 2.0) which don't appear to have provisions for embedded comments. Atom is another emerging format for these feeds, and is currently under development by a number of blog software creators. This is an opportunity for us to agree on how both entries and comments can appear in our blog readers. Here are some thoughts on this, building on the ideas on the Atom site.

I've prototyped the first approach here.  Note the addition of a <related> element.  Should entries which are a result of a trackback have two related elements?

Office 2003 Tool: Local Installation
Source Tool

Office 2003 Tool: Local Installation
Source Tool 05/28/2004 01:48 AM
The Local Installation Source Tool is a wizard to help manage your Local Installation Source (LIS) on computers running Microsoft Office 2003. The LIS Tool allows you to enable or disable LIS, and to move the MsoCache folder to a new volume. This download is intended for use by customers and network administrators with LIS issues who contact Microsoft Product Support Services. Local Installation Source is a Setup feature. When a user installs Microsoft Office 2003 from a CD or a compressed CD image on the network, Setup copies any required installation files to a hidden folder on the local computer. Microsoft Windows Installer uses this local installation source to install Office, and the local source remains available for repairing, reinstalling or updating Office later on. Users can install features on demand or run Setup in maintenance mode to add new features without their original media.

InterMapper extends info viewing
abilities

InterMapper extends info viewing
abilities 06/06/2004 07:15 PM
Dartware has updated InterMapper, software that lets network managers provide a real-time view of their network, to version 4.2...

Macromedia's Site Redesign Keeps Some
Users From Viewing It

Macromedia's Site Redesign Keeps Some
Users From Viewing It 03/13/2003 10:17 AM
From CNet: Macromedia has redesigned its web site so that it entirely Flash animated. This has gotten on some users' nerves, especially those who use Omnweb and Safari. They aren't able to view the content. Others complain it's slow and a bandwith hog. The inability to view the site in Safari is especially ironic, because a great deal of Macromedia's customers use the Macintosh to do their work.

Option-Shift K Apple Hacker Swag!

Microsoft Pockets Patent for Encouraging
TV Viewing

Microsoft Pockets Patent for Encouraging
TV Viewing 07/22/2004 06:07 PM

Does Viewing A Website Constitute
Possession Of That Site?

Does Viewing A Website Constitute
Possession Of That Site? 06/17/2005 03:33 PM
You can't say that people weren't warned ahead of time that this would be a legal issue at some point. Two and a half years ago we linked to a story saying that new "first offense" anti-child porn laws were going to run into problems because it was diffi cult to define possession. The issue, was that if someone just views a webpage by accident, any images are likely to be stored in the browser's cache. So is it fair to lock someone up for child porn "possession" if they just happened to view a website? Especially in an age of spyware and adware that often force unsuspecting surfers to porn websites. Slashdot points out that this exact issue is being debated in a Georgia courtroom right now -- as someone who viewed some child porn websites is being charged with possession of child pornography. This is an issue that's obviously going to come up again in the future as well, and will impact things well beyond child porn (which always seems to cloud the issue, because child porn itself is so despicable, people forget to look at the actual legal issues). For example, if viewing a website is considered possession, then there should be plenty of copyright questions concerning putting just about anything online, as just about viewing a website is making an "unauthorized" copy (the response, of course, being that by putting it on the web, they're authorizing your ability to copy it, but it could get tricky). The real point, though, is that these are laws for an offline world being applied to the online one, and people are realizing that they don't quite match up nicely.

Teacher Accused of Viewing Porn in Class
(AP)

Teacher Accused of Viewing Porn in Class
(AP) 06/10/2004 06:07 PM
AP - A substitute teacher at a elementary school was arrested after allegedly allowing second-grade pupils to view pornographic images on a computer terminal, police said.

Now for Sequel: A Movie-Viewing Record
(Reuters)

Now for Sequel: A Movie-Viewing Record
(Reuters) 07/27/2004 09:06 AM
Reuters - Many residents in straight-laced Singapore say there's not much to do except go to the movies -- and three of its citizens have set a record doing just that.

An alternative way of viewing
Flash/Shockwave content

An alternative way of viewing
Flash/Shockwave content 01/02/2004 12:06 PM
If you are looking for an alternative way to view Flash and Shockwave files, you may want to download a standalone Shockwave movie or game that runs on its own using the Macromedia Flash Player (in application form, not in pl...
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