Java Swing MVC Glue Layer

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BlackJack for Java: A Java/Swing Oddessy

BlackJack for Java: A Java/Swing Oddessy 04/30/2004 06:19 AM
Texas Holdem

Zeus Java Swing Components Library

Zeus Java Swing Components Library 07/20/2004 02:35 AM
JConsole

Java Swing Date & Time Selector 1.2

Java Swing Date & Time Selector 1.2 06/02/2004 10:10 AM
A date and time selector component for Java Swing.

Displaying .NET Windows Forms from Java
SWING

Displaying .NET Windows Forms from Java
SWING 01/28/2004 08:43 PM
Learn how an application in Java SWING can invoke and display a Windows Form, pass parameters to the form and wait for a return value when the form is closed. This type of technique shows how organizations can introduce new forms and controls based on Windows Forms into an existing Java SWING environment and helping them to rapidly deploy .NET applications without having to rip out existing infrastructure or wait until new replacement applications are written.

Zeus Java Swing Components Library 1.0
beta

Zeus Java Swing Components Library 1.0
beta 07/22/2004 06:16 AM
A Java widget library.

nib4j: a Java library for building
Swing-based UIs

nib4j: a Java library for building
Swing-based UIs 06/30/2004 07:52 AM
German developer ByteConsult has released nib4j, a basic Java library that allows you to employ Apple's Interface Builder to create user interfaces (UIs) based on Swing, a Java component for building widgets that carry out scripted events or perform other small tasks. nib4j supports both absolute and relative positioning and sizing, over 25 UI controls, the ability to embed custom components in the final product and more. It also includes a nib4j Viewer that allows you try out your creations without writing code. You can freely use nib4j for non-commercial use; a developer license is US$199. System requirements call for Mac OS X v10.3 and Java 1.4.1.

Instantiations WindowBuilder Moves Java
Swing and SWT Interoperability Forward

Instantiations WindowBuilder Moves Java
Swing and SWT Interoperability Forward 04/05/2005 04:51 AM
WindowBuilder Pro 4.0 Includes Support for Building Mixed SWT and Swing Java User Interfaces; New JGoodies FormLayout Enables Creation of Elegant Swing Form Windows [PRWEB Apr 5, 2005]

Zeus Java Swing Components Library 1.08
(Default branch)

Zeus Java Swing Components Library 1.08
(Default branch) 04/14/2005 04:12 AM
The Zeus Java Swing Components Library provides useful Swing components for easier GUI development. It uses only standard components to create widgets, and uses standard patterns wherever possible. The widgets include JConsole, a console replacement; JSplash, a splash screen implementation; TableSorter, which provides sorting for JTable using the table's headers; OutLookToolBar, which provides the mouse over looks of Microsoft Outlook toolbar buttons on a simple JToolBar; WindowManager, which provides almost any functionality you need to manage all JInternalFrames within a JDesktop; and much more.

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Changes:
The position for 'autopositioned' frames is now reset to 0,0 within the desktop if it is the first frame placed in the desktop. In JConsole, the configuration process for the console was redesigned with simple getXXX() and setXXX() methods. The autosave and dump of messages to log files was also redesigned. A StringBuffer was created for storing all messages ever printed, and a property file for GUI strings was added. A modified swingworker was included along with the swingworker v3 class provided by Sun's tutorial.

Zeus Java Swing Components Library 1.07
(Default branch)

Zeus Java Swing Components Library 1.07
(Default branch) 03/14/2005 06:19 PM
The Zeus Java Swing Components Library provides useful Swing components for easier GUI development. It uses only standard components to create widgets, and uses standard patterns wherever possible. The widgets include JConsole, a console replacement; JSplash, a splash screen implementation; TableSorter, which provides sorting for JTable using the table's headers; OutLookToolBar, which provides the mouse over looks of Microsoft Outlook toolbar buttons on a simple JToolBar; WindowManager, which provides almost any functionality you need to manage all JInternalFrames within a JDesktop; and much more.

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Changes:
Modifications to many class files for Java 1.5 generics. Minor bugfixes and enhancements for IOHelper. Javadocs for the library. OutLookToolBar has been changed in order to automatically be notified of new buttons added. SingleAppInstance has been changed in order to be able to change the filename. WindowManager has changed: it has auto frame position functionality to automatically place new internal frames within the desktop.

pBeans Java Persistence Layer

pBeans Java Persistence Layer 04/17/2004 12:46 PM
pBeans Java Object/Relational Mapping Layer 1.2.2 Released

pBeans Java Persistence Layer 1.2.2

pBeans Java Persistence Layer 1.2.2 04/19/2004 12:18 AM
A straightforward database object/relational mapping framework.

pendulum continues to swing swing back
to the left

pendulum continues to swing swing back
to the left 06/02/2004 02:27 AM
pendulum continues to swing back to the left
Meet Congresswoman Stephanie Herseth (D-SD)

Overclock the Liteon 1213S Single Layer
to 1633S for Dual Layer and 16x Writing

Overclock the Liteon 1213S Single Layer
to 1633S for Dual Layer and 16x Writing 08/28/2004 04:41 PM

Mac-Glue-1.20

Mac-Glue-1.20 05/19/2004 05:56 AM

Mac-Glue-1.21

Mac-Glue-1.21 06/08/2004 05:21 PM

Mac-Glue-1.15

Mac-Glue-1.15 11/18/2003 11:25 PM

Mac-Glue-1.14

Mac-Glue-1.14 10/31/2003 10:37 AM

Mac-Glue-1.17

Mac-Glue-1.17 02/18/2004 10:47 PM

Introducing Mac::Glue

Introducing Mac::Glue 01/23/2004 08:48 PM
Now that Apple computers are all the rage again, we describe how the technically inclined can use Perl to script Mac applications.

HP Tattoo Glue

HP Tattoo Glue 09/24/2004 06:23 PM
HP's sleuths concluded Myers' sticker was from a "bad batch." By Leander Kahney, Cult Of Mac (via MyAppleMenu)

Glue element - use of use

Glue element - use of use 08/02/2004 02:37 AM

Striking the balance between functionality and over-crowded screen designs has always been the greatest challenge of digital lifestyle aggregators.

On one hand - you want to give folks as much control, functionality and flexibility as possible. While on the other hand you don't want it to overwhelm people.

So I believe you start with a blank canvas - much like 'Spring' does - and you build from there. The whole thing feels like teh MyYahoo config screen, but it's drag and drop and sexy and state-of-the-art.

Modules range from simple PIM, blog or media mngt modules to more complex and sophisticated functionality like a micro-content aggreagtor or Nat Friedman's Dashboard or Flickr photostreams.

Certainly a really simple SMIL sequence editor is in there.

Available as a Laszlo or D HTML front-end, slanted towards male female, young, old - 4 skins. Built-in content, support for all new kinds of micro-content. Social network, mobile, communications as basic constructs.

Oh yah - this started off as a post about "ease of use" and how we can achieve balance while still delivering power.

I think I have the answer. Here's Om asking for it (and agreeing with Peter Merholz)......

Most of you have heard me complain, bitch, moan and rant about how tech companies don't make it easier on consumers when it comes to using technology. Apparently I am not alone. Peter Me writes in Shit is too hard to use, "I'm working on a project where I get to go into people's homes and watch them attempt to set up an internet-enabled device (excuse the vagueness). And, without fail, they cannot. What's interesting to me is how they fail -- each time it's different. Though often in the same part of the process, the detail that causes them to go astray varies -- mistyped email addresses, password confusion, network set up, clicking the wrong link and getting lost, etc. etc. And I'm sure that with each subsequent observation, we'll observe new hitches." (via dashes)

[GigaOm]

It's Krazy! (glue)

It's Krazy! (glue) 04/30/2004 09:15 AM
Seren dipity saves lives and holds a lot of things together. Harry Coover, an Eastman chemist, was trying to develop a plastic for gunsights. Instead he discovered cyanoacrylates< /a> otherwise known as Superglue. It's been sticking things and peop le together since 1952. Harry is being inducted into the National Inventors Hall of Fame in Akron, Ohio.

Tangled Up in Glue

Tangled Up in Glue 07/22/2004 08:11 AM

IDFuel has nice introduction to those substance most often needed after dropping a gadget to the floor (as opposed to the substance that caused you to drop it): glue. The trick to glue, of course, is to discover what types of surfaces you will be adhering together; after that, all you need is some deft swearing and some luck. I would also toss in to the mix a favorite link of mine, "This to That.com," a simple webform that helps you pick what adhesive to use to glue two different (or the same, I guess) surfaces together.
Read - Stuck on You [IDFuel]
Read - This to That (Glue Advice) [ThisToThat]

No-glue penny sculptures

No-glue penny sculptures 03/28/2005 03:12 PM
Mark Frauenfelder: Lots of pictures of pennies stacked in neat configurations without the use of glue.
Link (Thanks, Robert!)

Shuttle disaster down to bad glue

Shuttle disaster down to bad glue 08/14/2004 08:10 AM
Just over a year and a half ago, a 'suitcase sized chunk of foam' broke off and did serious damage to the space shuttle Columbia. Hitting the shuttle's left wing, its damage would cause the shuttle to break up on re-entry. The investigation into the disaster has recently completed its work, and has come to a conclusion on exactly what happened.

The Columbia Accident Investigation Board concluded that the fault was not with the foam, but with the way it was applied; by hand and stuck on with glue guns. The process left many places still exposed, allowing liquid hydrogen to seep in. As the hydrogen warmed up, it expanded, causing the pieces of insulating foam above it to pop off, with seemingly lethal force.

NASA officials commented that “It was not the fault of the guys on the floor; they were just doing the process we gave them." NASA are now attempting to get the fuel tanks recertified, and ready for space flight. The tanks now face tighter regulations. At $40 million per tank, they represent a massive investment for NASA.

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API + glue = neat apps

API + glue = neat apps 08/18/2004 01:31 AM

I love Andre's new dropcash app, because it helps you coordinate a little fundraiser (like this test one) simply using paypal and typekey. It's cool that both systems allow for third party apps like this to spring up, as this provides functionality the amazon donations/payment program has, but paypal never had. Hopefully paypal rolls this into their system or gives Andre a job doing it for them.

Biomimetic glue modeled on mussels

Biomimetic glue modeled on mussels 04/11/2005 11:25 AM
David Pescovitz: Oregon State University researchers developed new wood adhesives modeled after the way mussels stick to rocks even under the hard wash of ocean waves. Wood Science and Engineering professor Kaichang Li searched for a natural material that could imitate the Mussel's adhesive protein but is more readily available. His eureka moment came while eating tofu. From the press release:

Soy beans, from which tofu are made, are a crop that's abundantly produced in the U.S. and has a very high content of protein," Li said. Soy protein is inexpensive and renewable, but it lacks the unique amino acid with phenolic hydroxyl groups that provide adhesive properties. Li's research group was able to add these amino acids to soy protein, and make it work like a mussel-protein adhesive. Then they began to develop other strong and water-resistant wood adhesives from renewable natural materials using mussel protein as a model...

One of these patented adhesives is currently cost-competitive with a commonly used urea-formaldehyde resin, researchers say, but does not use formaldehyde or other toxic chemicals...

"The plywood we make with this adhesive can be boiled for several hours and the adhesive holds as strong as ever," Li said. "Regular plywood bonded with urea-formaldehyde resins could never do that."

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Glue Substituted for Mayo at Wis. School
(AP)

Glue Substituted for Mayo at Wis. School
(AP) 01/09/2004 09:55 PM
AP - Some junior high students claim they were injured and targeted for a racially motivated prank when they ate wood glue that had been "camouflaged" as mayonnaise by other students at a school cafeteria, according to court records.

Excuses Make Poor Glue

Excuses Make Poor Glue 05/19/2004 04:38 AM

Six Apart's new gravy-train license for MT lasted only a day.  With new changes, it's looking a lot more bearable to MT users.  While I respect their fast response to criticisms, I think the worst of the damages, loss of trust and sense of betrayal, are not reversable unfortunately.

I also question the wisdom of emphasizing misunderstandings and miscommunications when the former places the blame squarely on the MT users and the later undermines Six Apart's competence.  Whether true or not, I don't think excuses are very effective in situations like the one they are in.

If I was running Six Apart, I would have just pleaded temporary idiocy and begged for forgiveness instead of serving a string of weak excuses which just end up as fodder for suspicion.

WotR - Paper, love and glue - mmmm

WotR - Paper, love and glue - mmmm 06/01/2004 05:46 AM
video game cabinets for your doll miniature house .. Paper arcade game models .. Paper Arcade - WotR

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Libraries, directories, short lists, and
glue

Libraries, directories, short lists, and
glue 06/05/2005 11:36 PM
This morning I spoke with Richard Wallis, who is the technical development manager for Talis, one of the OPAC (online public access catalog) vendors whose clients' libraries are accessible using LibraryLookup< /a>. Talis is one of a handful of OPACs for which I'd built static lists of bookmarklets, based on information I'd gathered from libdex.com. Maintaining those long lists was problematic, though, as maintaining long lists always is. So last month I deprecated them in favor of the bookmarklet generator. ...

Shoe glue banned to stop sniffers
(Reuters)

Shoe glue banned to stop sniffers
(Reuters) 12/24/2004 01:13 PM
Reuters - State legislators have banned the sale of shoe glue in Rio de Janeiro because too many people were sniffing it in the crime-ridden Brazilian city.

Hop Off And Swing

Hop Off And Swing 04/01/2005 08:32 PM
Electric New Paper Apr 2 2005 12:57AM GMT

XAML and... Swing

XAML and... Swing 12/30/2003 01:17 AM

Let's see. There's this new language+API. It is, in theory platform independent. It's pretty high level. Below the high-level description, it runs on top of a virtual machine. It's verbose. Some people say it will never work.

Gotta be Swing, right?

How about XAML?

On Saturday Sam commented on a XAML example. He makes a number of good points. Which jump-started earlier XAML-related musings.

XAML will be Windows-only, so in that sense the comparison is stretched. But this is a matter of practice, in theory an XML-based language could be made portable (when there's a will there's a way). XAML was compared a lot to Mozilla's XUL, and rightly so, but I think there are some parallels between it and Swing as well.

One big difference that XAML will have, for sure, is that it will have a nice UI designer, something that Swing still lacks. On the other hand, I think that whatever code an automated designer generates will be horribly bloated. And who will be able to write XAML by hand? And: the problem of "bytecode protection" in Java comes back with XAML, but with a vengeance. How will the code be protected? Obfuscation of XML code? Really? How would it be validated then? And why hasn't anyone talked about this.

And another thing: Sun has shown in the past few years that they've taken a liking to countering Microsoft announcements with some of their own. ie., MS comes out with Web services, they come out with web services. MS does X, Sun does it too, but in Java. One wish: that Sun would ignore XAML and just continue improving Swing, and create a simple, good UI designer for Swing. Supposedly Project Rave will do this... but here's hoping there won't be any course corrections simply to show up Microsoft. Please, pretty please, Sun.

On a related note, Robert says this regarding XAML:

[...] you will see some business build two sites: one in HTML and one in XAML. Why? Because they'll be able to offer their customers experiences that are impossible to deliver in HTML.

Come on, Robert, these days, when everyone's resources are stretched to the limit, when CIOs want to squeeze every possible drop of code from their people, when everyone works 60-hour weeks as a matter of common practice, are you seriously saying that companies will have two teams to develop a single website? Is this Microsoft's selling point? "Here, just retrain all of your people, and double the size and expense of your development team, and you'll be fine."

Of course not. Most companies will have one team, not two. Hence, logically, either people will use it or won't, without a lot of middle ground in between. That leaves two possibilities: 1) XAML will be niche and never really used a lot (think ActiveX, or, hey, even Java Applets!) or 2) XAML will kill HTML.

Which one do you think Microsoft is betting on?

Weird Swing Bug

Weird Swing Bug 06/22/2004 11:54 PM
We ran into a weird issue with Swing today at work. The small class below reproduces this. 1 import javax.swing.*; 2 import javax.swing.event.TreeModelEvent; 3 import javax.swing.event.TreeModelListener; 4 import javax.swing.tree.DefaultMutableTreeNode; 5 import javax.swing.tree.DefaultTreeModel; 6 7 public class Blah extends JFrame implements TreeModelListener { 8 9 private JTree tree; 10 11 public Blah() { 12 setSize(150, 150); 13 setDefaultCloseOperation(JFrame.EXIT_ON_CLOSE); 14 DefaultMutableTreeNode root... (294 words)

swt and swing, cont'd.

swt and swing, cont'd. 01/06/2004 08:01 AM

Yesterday Russ was ranting (his term :)) on how Sun was botching it by not getting behind SWT, because SWT is, in his view, better than Swing. I have written about both a few times before, more recently in this short review of my initial impressions of developing with SWT, and earlier here , here and here among others. Specifically on what Russ is saying I had a couple of things to add. One is that, although I'm obviously partial on this :), I think that clevercactus shows that Swing interfaces need not feel out of place, or be slow, or whatever. And I think it looks better than LimeWire too :). IDEA is also a fine example IMO. However, it's true that all of that is subjective and that for hard-core Windows users there are small differences. For power users in particular the differences might indeed be difficult to accept. The situation is much better in other platforms though.

That aside, there is the other matter that Russ mentions, that of Sun not joining the Eclipse consortium. The main reason given for this is that, for all its platform appeal Eclipse is still, at heart, an IDE toolkit. If you doubt that's true, spend some time perusing the Eclipse APIs, and you'll notice how many times you have to use components from within the IDE package rather than "platform" packages (e.g., "org.eclipse.swt"). Restated, what I mean is that the boundaries between platform and IDE APIs are not clear at all, and I guess that some people would say that's precisely the point, Eclipse is both an IDE and a platform, and that's fine. Fine indeed, but what does that matter? Well, keep in mind that Sun has NetBeans to take care of. With its own community, and plugins, and additional tools, and so on. Were Sun to ditch NetBeans in favor of Eclipse as a platform, they would have to a) port all sorts of plugins and code to the new platform, not to mention "convert" their community, both of open source developers and third party developers, to Eclipse. This is by no means impossible, but it's not easy either.

Then there is the small matter of SWT. If Sun joined Eclipse, SWT would have to be included in the JDK would it not? Sun would have to maintain and release simultaneously three different windowing toolkits for each release: AWT, Swing, and SWT. That doesn't sound good either. And while I like some things of SWT, ditching Swing completely is to me not an option.

Why?

First, Swing does run on every single platform that the full JDK runs on. For example, some users today are running clevercactus on OS/2. That would be impossible if cc were written in SWT.

Second, Swing is, for all its complexity (or perhaps because of it) and incredibly rich and flexible toolkit. Much more so than SWT. Surely this will change as SWT evolves, but that's the reality at the moment. With SWT you are forced to write custom components more often than with Swing, as I discovered when I worked for about a week replicating the clevercactus UI using SWT.

And, finally (although this is a small matter compared to the two above), SWT still requires release of resources "by hand". I find this a horrible step back. Moreover, debugging becomes more difficult. Something might fail not just on your java code, not just on the SWT-to-Native code (say, if you're running it on Windows), but something might also fail at the Native component level. Suddenly bugs have to be tracked on three levels. SWT will be buggy for a while, particularly on non-Win32 platforms (Win32 support is pretty good). And Native errors are very difficult to pin down.

Please note, these are not reasons why "Swing is better than SWT" but reasons why I think Swing can't be discarded at the moment and for some time to come. And that puts Sun in a difficult position.

Ideally, yes, Sun would join Eclipse, ditch AWT in favor of SWT keeping the latter as an alternative to Swing, plus using something like the SWTSwing project to bridge between both worlds. But for the moment, staying out of Eclipse might have been a good choice by Sun to avoid creating even more confusion.

Swing State

Swing State 06/22/2004 03:38 PM
In the swing states, it's not just the economy anymore, stupid. "The more you talk to West Virginians, the more you stop wondering how Democrats lost the state four years ago and start wondering how they ever won it."

Swing and a Miss for Asteroid

Swing and a Miss for Asteroid 08/28/2004 06:11 AM
Wired News Aug 28 2004 9:42AM GMT

InterMute Gets In Channel Swing

InterMute Gets In Channel Swing 03/26/2005 04:12 PM
Computer Reseller News Mar 26 2005 7:12PM GMT
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New: Nib4j 1.0

New: Nib4j 1.0 06/30/2004 09:47 AM
Nib4j is a Java library that enables the use of Apple's Interface Builder to design Swing-based user interfaces.

FileVault Pros And Cons

FileVault Pros And Cons 10/29/2003 12:13 AM

Pros and Cons of the Internet

Pros and Cons of the Internet 01/27/2004 07:31 PM
I use Google Search exclusively now as well as Google’s features Image Search, Calculator and Groups. The Google calculator employing ...

Pros and cons of using C++ templates

Pros and cons of using C++ templates 07/08/2002 10:50 PM
CNET Jul 8 2002 10:13PM ET

Ohio county wants to better track
ex-cons

Ohio county wants to better track
ex-cons 03/29/2005 08:09 PM
San Jose Mercury News Mar 30 2005 12:47AM GMT

Boy cons internet friend into stabbing
him

Boy cons internet friend into stabbing
him 05/31/2004 03:56 PM
iafrica.com May 31 2004 8:04PM GMT

Python in the enterprise: Pros and cons

Python in the enterprise: Pros and cons 07/14/2002 11:29 PM
CNET Jul 14 2002 10:13PM ET

Flash: The Pros, The Cons, and The
Solutions.

Flash: The Pros, The Cons, and The
Solutions. 07/17/2004 11:43 AM
For our fresh new Flash forum.

Credit Union Pros and Cons

Credit Union Pros and Cons 01/23/2004 02:23 PM
Credit unions deserve your consideration.

Flash Web Design Pros and Cons

Flash Web Design Pros and Cons 02/19/2004 07:35 PM
Search Engine Constrains: Although large search engines like Google now have some Flash indexing capabilities, these are still very limited. ...

The Pros & Cons of Ethical Hacking

The Pros & Cons of Ethical Hacking 01/23/2004 06:31 PM
Internet.com Jan 23 2004 10:16PM GMT

Open Source Alternatives: Pros and Cons

Open Source Alternatives: Pros and Cons 12/29/2004 11:54 AM
"IE has vulnerabilities that cannot be ignored, but with these vulnerabilities come fixes," notes Jupiter Research senior analyst Joe Wilcox. "If you fix the browser enough, it becomes more secure. So whether one is more vulnerable or not we will only see over time."

Even as such open source software developers as Sun Microsystems and OpenOffice.org wax enthusiastic concerning enterprise deployments of their respective Microsoft Office alternatives, industry analysts are urging caution. Open source alternatives only make sense "when workers are doing really simple stuff and don't actually need all the functionality of a complex software suite, such as Microsoft Office, said Gartner research analyst Mark Driver. "But all too often a lot of the more complex documents don't convert, and there are times when 98 percent compatibility is just not good enough -- so you have to be careful," Driver told NewsFactor.

Book: Powell Called Neo-Cons 'F***ing
Crazies'

Book: Powell Called Neo-Cons 'F***ing
Crazies' 09/12/2004 03:13 AM
Free Internet Press Sep 12 2004 7:20AM GMT

Before webl0gs, "bl0g" was a kind of
cocktail at sf cons

Before webl0gs, "bl0g" was a kind of
cocktail at sf cons 07/14/2004 05:06 AM
Ev searched Google's Usenet archives for early uses of the term "blog" and uncovered a science-fiction fannish cocktail called the "blog" that predates weblogs by years:

You should be aware that Blog was originally devised by British fans in the 1950s. There were two versions. A Liverpool fan named Peter Hamilton came up with the recipe for Blog Mark I, which consisted of "a brandy and egg flip base, to which was added black currant puree, Alka Seltzer, and Beechan's Powder. It effervesced." A second, simplified version (Blog Mark II) was produced by hotel barmen at the first Kettering Eastercon (1955) and consisted of "a half-pint of cider and a measure of rum." Anybody know what `egg flip' and `Beecham's Powder' are? (Quoted material taken from p.168 of A WEALTH OF FABLE, by Harry Warner, Jr.)

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Pros and Cons of Firefox Critically
Evaluated?

Pros and Cons of Firefox Critically
Evaluated? 04/18/2005 04:22 PM

The pros and cons of MS Office System
2003

The pros and cons of MS Office System
2003 04/29/2004 01:39 PM
The concept of the "virtual office" has been a hallmark of discussion since the advent of the minicomputer, which brought computing out of the computer center and into the office. From the 1960s on, "office systems" was a common term used for tools which simply meant "systems for the office." IBM's Office System's division sold typewriters, dictation machines and word processors.

Free VoIP For All: Skype Pros and Cons

Free VoIP For All: Skype Pros and Cons 09/07/2004 02:00 PM

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The New York Times gets its eyes on Skype, the most disruptive digital communication technology to become available in the last 12 months. Skype, which is free and works on PocketPCs, Windows PCs, Macs and Linux machines, offers the ability to have one-to-one or multi-party voice conference calls with outstanding sound quality….

Fred Langa Details The Pros and Cons Of
Firefox

Fred Langa Details The Pros and Cons Of
Firefox 04/19/2005 09:25 AM
Information Week Apr 19 2005 2:17PM GMT

Weigh pros, cons of buying a Dell vs.
Gateway PC

Weigh pros, cons of buying a Dell vs.
Gateway PC 07/19/2004 06:11 AM
San Francisco Chronicle Jul 19 2004 10:23AM GMT

Open Source Alternatives: Weighing the
Pros and Cons (NewsFactor)

Open Source Alternatives: Weighing the
Pros and Cons (NewsFactor) 12/29/2004 04:22 PM
NewsFactor - Even as such open source software developers as Sun Microsystems (Nasdaq: SUNW) and OpenOffice.org wax enthusiastic concerning enterprise deployments of their respective Microsoft (Nasdaq: MSFT) Office alternatives, industry analysts are urging caution.

"McSweeney's Internet Tendency: PROS AND
CONS OF JOHN KERRY'S TOP ..."

"McSweeney's Internet Tendency: PROS AND
CONS OF JOHN KERRY'S TOP ..." 05/30/2004 02:58 AM

"RELIGION GOD THEOLOGY JESUS BELIEF
SYSTEMS Christian Science Cons..."

"RELIGION GOD THEOLOGY JESUS BELIEF
SYSTEMS Christian Science Cons..." 12/17/2003 09:35 AM

McSweeney's Internet Tendency: PROS AND
CONS OF JOHN KERRY'S TOP TWENTY
VICE-PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES

McSweeney's Internet Tendency: PROS AND
CONS OF JOHN KERRY'S TOP TWENTY
VICE-PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES 05/29/2004 06:07 PM
PROS AND CONS OF JOHN KERRY'S TOP TWENTY VICE-PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES

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Millennium Cell displays fuel cell for
notebook use at Intel Developer Forum

Millennium Cell displays fuel cell for
notebook use at Intel Developer Forum 03/25/2005 06:26 AM
NewsTarget Mar 25 2005 11:08AM GMT

Splinter Cell "Kola Cell" mission
released on Live!

Splinter Cell "Kola Cell" mission
released on Live! 03/13/2003 01:00 PM

Pride Communication Services, #1
Reseller of Krusell Leather Cell Phone
Cases, to Begin Selling Identity-Theft
Conscious Horizontic Plus Cell Phone
Case in April

Pride Communication Services, #1
Reseller of Krusell Leather Cell Phone
Cases, to Begin Selling Identity-Theft
Conscious Horizontic Plus Cell Phone
Case in April 03/29/2005 04:34 AM
To Better Accommodate the Needs of Today’s Identity Theft Conscious Cell Phone Users, Pride Communication Services (PCS), a Subsidiary Franchise of KaseIT and the Largest Reseller of KRUSELL Leather Cases, Announced Today that it Would Begin Selling the Horizontic Plus Cell Phone Case, KRUSELL’s Newest Offering, In its Online Store in April. [PRWEB Mar 29, 2005]

Stem-cell-companies.com: Launch of the
Stem Cell Companies Directory

Stem-cell-companies.com: Launch of the
Stem Cell Companies Directory 06/05/2005 11:58 PM
Kaeria SARL is launching a directory of companies who work on stem cells, so that the various industry players can be identified and presented. [PRWEB May 25, 2005]

Bad date? Your cell can help

Bad date? Your cell can help 08/08/2004 02:07 PM
USA Today Aug 8 2004 4:31PM GMT

The Cell Hijackers

The Cell Hijackers 05/14/2004 03:11 PM
Technology Review May 14 2004 6:52PM GMT

Java Swing MVC Glue Layer

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