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Late, Late Surge Hits Online Tax Returns

Late, Late Surge Hits Online Tax Returns 02/01/2005 09:22 PM
five Feb 1 2005 11:47AM GMT

The W3C RDF Data Access Working Group
has published the first public working
draft of SPARQL Variable Binding

The W3C RDF Data Access Working Group
has published the first public working
draft of SPARQL Variable Binding 01/02/2005 11:31 AM
xmlhack Jan 2 2005 1:45PM GMT

Quality Assurance Working Group Updates
Three Working Drafts

Quality Assurance Working Group Updates
Three Working Drafts 11/08/2002 08:17 PM
8 November 2002: The Quality Assurance (QA) Working Group has updated three Working Drafts in its seven-part QA Framework: the Introduction, Process and Operational Guidelines; and Specification Guidelines. Learn more about the QA Activity and the roadmap for ensuring that W3C technologies are well implemented. (News archive)

Working Hard, Hardly Working

Working Hard, Hardly Working 06/15/2004 10:07 AM
Three years ago, I was working at a small company as the unofficial IT director / all-purpose computer bitch. I was laid off in early 2003, but to this day, the job presents me with difficulties; namely, that of telling prospective employers what I did, and for that matter, what the company itself did. I have virtually no idea what this company's function was, despite working there for over a year and a half, although I did learn how to spew an amazing amount of marketing jargon without thinking. As for my role there, it was essentially vast tracts of doing absolutely nothing, punctuated erratically by moments of panicking and crisis-defusion, usually involving something truly earth-shattering like the CEO not being able to print her email. When asked by interviewers "What did your company do?" I am forced to mumble vaguaries about consulting and hope they leave the issue alone.

Too little, too late?

Too little, too late? 03/19/2003 10:25 PM
CNET: Microsoft plans wireless software push. Every time Microsoft signs up another handset maker, Symbian does too. Last week, it...

A little too late

A little too late 05/17/2004 12:05 PM
Open Source release of Frontier?.

Wow - UserLand plans open-source release of Frontier kernel. The kernel includes things like the UserTalk script interpreter, all the UserTalk builtin functions, the Frontier ODB and the Frontier web server.

I don't expect that it will gather as many developers as the big open source scripting languages, but it would be a worthy addition to the community. It used to be cutting-edge, and the system still has a bunch of great ideas, despite having been surpassed in various areas (speed, reliability, debuggability, popularity) by other competitors. Enough to be worth saving, for sure.

Just off the top of my head, I can think of some interesting projects to do with the Frontier source:

- remove the dependency on the GUI, so it could be run as a Windows service on NT/2K/XP (as modern server software does).

- once that's done, a UNIX port might not be so hard. Presumably it's fairly portable already, as right now it runs on two different versions of Mac OS as well as Windows.

- perhaps after those two, or perhaps first, someone could rip out UserTalk and make a standalone interpreter, so you can use it the way you might use Perl or Python at the moment.

- this is a bit of a long shot, but if you could make the UserTalk interpreter support the Python module API or something similar, a whole bunch of open source libraries (DB access, etc) would suddenly be within reach.

Anyway, that's all for now. Announcements of open-source releases usually precede the actual releases by quite a while, so don't hold your breath. When this release actually happens, though, it will be a lot of fun :-)

[Second p0st]

OK - I'll say it.

Dave Winer and Frontier were my main introductions to the web, CMS, webapps, personal publishing and open standards.  Without Dave - I wouldn't be sitting here today.

I can remember Dave telling me about this guy Eric Raymond - and his Cathedral white paper.  It really pissed off Dave.  He had made his Frontier tool available - for free - in the early 90's and had had direct experience in dealing with people expecting a whole lot for free.  Yet Dave knew that by having a strong developer community behind him - that's all that mattered.

So Dave spent a few years trying to figure this all out.  He then made the decision that he HAD to charge for Frontier - or else he'd never get corporate uptake.  This is just as Linux and all the open source stuff was starting.

So now jump to years later.  Frontier is finally open source - but it's too late.  Php and python came along, Zope, Drupal - all sorts of stuff that does exactly what Frontier and..... well let me correct myself - not EXACTLY what Frontier does - as it STILL is a revolutionary IDE - as the integrated outliner makes o-o programming actually culpable.

But there are still problems with Frontier - memory leaks aside.  And it sure seems like it's five years too late.  That doesn't mean folks should'nt use it.  My buddy Paolo uses it for his eVectors knowledge management stuff.  Radio is built on top of Friontier and gives unprecedented extensibility that I'm sure many a MT user wishes they had.

I spent years pitching Frontier as the backend solution to our front-end needs.  Most people would look at me and say "Huh?"  But I'm proud of Dave and Frontier and I hope that LOTS of college kids give it a try!

Better Late Than Never

Better Late Than Never 10/29/2003 01:13 AM
This pilot fish is up all night troubleshooting a failed payroll job, but the boss sees him stumble in at 9:30 a.m. -- and declares that from now on the IT shop starts work at 8 and stops at 5 -- no exceptions.

Maybe too late, definitely too little

Maybe too late, definitely too little 05/07/2004 02:45 PM

Yeah, I know, I'm late

Yeah, I know, I'm late 03/15/2003 12:09 PM
Guess where I'm going today? The mall. Yeah, doesn't seem that odd does it, well it is when you haven't...

No Late Fleece

No Late Fleece 03/30/2005 11:34 AM
Blockbuster pays the price for its deceptive "No Late Fees" campaign.

You're Too Late for This Fund

You're Too Late for This Fund 04/15/2005 10:07 AM
When one good fund closes, others are still open.

IBM makes late DRM bid

IBM makes late DRM bid 04/27/2004 07:15 AM
xCP system backed by Intel, Matsushita and Toshiba

Late Night with VPN

Late Night with VPN 12/02/2003 02:32 PM
David Letterman-style, Glynn Taylor of HotSpotVPN.com released his top ten list of reasons to secure your network traffic this holiday season: 10. Your Dad won’t know what web sites you've visited. 9. You will never have to change your email settings again. 8. Your traffic is encrypted at every hotspot; free, paid or stumbled upon. 7. You can improve on WEP without buying new hardware. 6. You can keep the neighbor’s script kiddy brats out of your Internet traffic. 5. You can say you took one more step to prevent identity theft. 4. You can easily encrypt your traffic when attached to someone else’s network. 3. You can safely plug in at a hotel without other guests reading your email. 2. You can prevent "wiretaps" on your VOIP calls. 1. Your Mom won't know what web sites you’ve visited....

Too late to rebuild IT?

Too late to rebuild IT? 06/18/2004 06:26 AM
CNET News.com's Charles Cooper says the debate about how to dramatically improve the IT infrastructure needs to get going soon.

Don't Be Late, Integrate!

Don't Be Late, Integrate! 08/31/2004 03:16 PM
TechWeb Aug 31 2004 6:32PM GMT

Not too late to pile into IT

Not too late to pile into IT 01/10/2004 01:37 AM
Sunday Times South Africa Jan 9 2004 11:22PM ET

You'll never get lost (or be late)

You'll never get lost (or be late) 11/16/2003 01:27 AM
US News Nov 16 2003 0:01AM ET

Late Summer

Late Summer 09/06/2004 02:00 AM
Vancouver’s summer was good but ended, more or less, August 10th, so when on this last weekend the Sun manifested, we felt recompensed a little. Herewith some illustrated words on flowers that end in -ia, learning about the world, Jericho, harvesting and fishing...

FC Now: Late to Work?

FC Now: Late to Work? 09/08/2004 02:03 PM
It rained early this morning in New York City. Hard. So hard that train tunnels flooded, traffic backed up, trains were rerouted, and practically everyone...

Late News

Late News 05/29/2002 02:26 PM

Quite frankly, it's too late for this

Quite frankly, it's too late for this 07/12/2004 07:17 PM
MadCowering - a weblog about BSE, very nicely done, and, as of today, using a hacked up version of my fedex-tracker to RSS hack. Moo! Meanwhile, there's a new Perl module for the Atom API. Out today, very nice looking....

Cato'$ Late$t

Cato'$ Late$t 01/19/2004 01:55 PM
"This is either intellectual incompetence or intellectual dishonesty." So wrote Howard Rheingold about Adam Thierer's latest missive from Cato. I wouldn't call it "incompetence," given the custom of his community (DC). Nor, given the standards of his community, is it quite dishonesty. You are where you sleep, and Cato sleeps in the land of lobbyists.

Late bl0g entry

Late bl0g entry 03/13/2003 10:16 AM
'Cause I don't have a laptop or anything yet, I wrote this blog entry on paper Friday: Life in Oslo...

PTHPasteboard Returns, Better Late than
Never

PTHPasteboard Returns, Better Late than
Never 03/22/2005 04:59 PM
Matt Neuburg (~190 words)

PTHPasteboard Returns, Better Late than Never -- Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger could ship any time, so the reign of Panther is nearly over. But users of Paul Haddad's free PTHPasteboard will be glad to hear the news anyway: PTHPasteboard, a wonderful free utility that keeps track of things you copy in any application so that you can paste any recently copied item later on (and not just the most recently copied item), has at last been updated for Panther.

Of air rage and late fees

Of air rage and late fees 12/19/2004 03:03 PM
ZDNet Dec 18 2004 12:50AM GMT

Hey Michael Powell, you're too late!

Hey Michael Powell, you're too late! 01/27/2004 09:12 AM
CNET Jan 27 2004 1:19PM GMT

Norway still late to 3G table?

Norway still late to 3G table? 09/24/2004 11:50 PM
Telecoms.com Sep 25 2004 3:13AM GMT

Blockbuster To Pay Up For No Late Fee
Fees

Blockbuster To Pay Up For No Late Fee
Fees 03/29/2005 02:05 PM
Following Blockbuster's plan to drop late fees in favor of a longer grace period and then a large lump charge for "buying the movie" if you waited too long to return the film, New Jersey came along and sued Blockbuster for being misleading about its "no late fees" marketing slogan. Apparently, 46 other states jumped on the bandwagon and sued as well. Sensing trouble, it appears that Blockbuster has given in and will pay up a fine, refund fees paid and change their marketing program away from the "no late fees" claim. It still seems like Blockbuster had a valid claim here. A late fee is a "punishment" fee for returning a product late. Blockbuster wasn't punishing customers, but simply assuming that they were buying the video in question. In other words, people were getting something in return for those fees -- not just randomly charged.

Shadows of late summer

Shadows of late summer 08/20/2004 08:53 AM
Out of the past come the noir-ish entries for our latest mystery roundup: A "fallen woman" solves crime in Regency England, a French Resistance fighter hides out in Manhattan, and a respectable bourgeois ditches it all.

Late to the Panther party

Late to the Panther party 10/29/2003 04:59 PM

I know I'm late to the blogosphere release party for Panther, but I just got it last night and, biting the bullet, installed it with only minimal effort toward backing things up. I intend to eventually wipe this PowerBook completely and install fresh, but I couldn't wait. :)

Mark Pilgrim published the most definitive coverage of the beastie I've seen yet, with help of the denizens of #joiito to manage the onslaught of readers. So, I won't make any attempt to catalog the new things.

A few impressions though:

• Everything feels faster. Windows slide around and resize like they've been waxed underneath. Things seem to launch faster.
• A few small things have improved, like System Preferences quitting when I close the window, rather than hanging around waiting for me to open the window again or quit.
• Some third-party extension I had installed threw Finder into a launch-and-crash loop for awhile. So, if you've yet to install, try to purge your system of extensions first. This should be obvious, but is sometimes a surprise when it's actually a problem.
• Expose looked like a neat feature when I first heard of it. I fully expected it to be slow, stuttery, and 'cute' when I finally played with it. Now, having used it and slowly incorporating it into my usage habits, it's amazing. Smooth and not stuttery at all, it looks like a computer interface feature from the movies.
• Fast user switching, where desktops rotate in and out of view, also looks like you wish it would, and seems like it's from the movies.
• I hate metal.
• I hate metal.
• I hate metal.

That is all. For now. Maybe.

Late For the Sky: My New Convention
Blog

Late For the Sky: My New Convention
Blog 08/27/2004 01:49 PM
I have a new convention blog. It's called Sky Box. During the Republican National Convention, I will be a contributing writer for Knight-Ridder's Washington bureau, credentialed to cover the event for them, working out of their space. Here, some reflections on the network sky box and the iconography of conventions.

Late to the mobl0gging game

Late to the mobl0gging game 12/19/2004 03:21 PM
After nearly a day's worth of fiddling (and two years worth of delay in getting a mobile with a camera), I've got my phone posting photos to both Flickr and my new sidebar section Photographing. Right now the pictures are just junk shots from around the apartment as I trouble-shot many issues. And here's a weird one for those of you contemplating the Nokia 6600: I was unable to send my photos (as multimedia messages) to anyone until I'd first sent one to myself. Wha? Yup. That's what T-Mobile support told me. I said to the woman, "Well it's good I called. How on earth was I supposed to figure that out? Why's it like that?" And she said, "That's the way the system is designed." Of course that's the way the system's designed. [Insert requisite rant about retarded systems design here.] Aside from that, I'm psyched for more moblogging about town. Now I just need to get out of my bathrobe and actually go "about town."

Those Two Turtle Doves Are Going To Be A
Bit Late

Those Two Turtle Doves Are Going To Be A
Bit Late 12/24/2004 12:18 PM
In the late 90s there were stories every year about how e-commerce was growing -- but that companies were having trouble getting their shipments in on time. The FTC even cracked down and fined a bunch of retailers for, well, ruining Christmas. Every year, retailers insist that this year they'll get it right... and every year there are problems. Last year, the problem was with RedEnvelope who realized they were falling behind and had to spend all their leftover money (and then some) on expedited shipping. Amazon.com has always tried to position themselves as the leader in this area, but it looks like their UK branch is going to be the straggler this year. Due to a variety of mishaps, it looks like a lot of Amazon UK customers won't be getting their gifts on time this year. In some cases, it's particularly problematic. iPods that were ordered back in November aren't expected to ship until February. DVDs and books that some ordered are apparently just going out now, and aren't expected to be delivered until next week. Update: Amazon UK is now denying the story, saying that the only item they have had a problem with are the iPods.

Late at Night, That's NBC Crowing

Late at Night, That's NBC Crowing 11/04/2003 06:26 AM
Letterman Lost .. NYT today .. NYT

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Database Integration Better Late than
Never

Database Integration Better Late than
Never 04/18/2005 11:22 AM
Developers can expect another quantum leap in data-manipulation power with Microsoft's integration of its SQL Server engine with its CLR environment.

Man in Chase Says He's Late for Court
(AP)

Man in Chase Says He's Late for Court
(AP) 07/22/2004 06:11 PM
AP - Putnam County Sheriff's Deputy John Hedrick was surprised when a speeding vehicle he was chasing squealed into a county parking lot and its driver got out and ran toward a judicial annex. Turns out, the suspect was late for a very important date — in court.

BW: 'It may be too late to take a bite
(of Apple)'

BW: 'It may be too late to take a bite
(of Apple)' 02/05/2005 10:09 PM
In his column for BusinessWeek, Robert Barker's "The Barker Portfolio" looks at Apple's financial success and huge stock climb and ponders how this affects current and future investors in the company...

Apple: It May Be Too Late To Take A Bite

Apple: It May Be Too Late To Take A Bite 02/05/2005 09:39 PM

Besides a reflected glow as part-owner of today's most glamorous gadgeteer, what does 77 a share get an Apple buyer? By Robert Barker, BusinessWeek

Too Late to Comment?
(washingtonpost.com)

Too Late to Comment?
(washingtonpost.com) 07/12/2004 03:54 PM

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Troubleshoot Windows with Task Manager

Troubleshoot Windows with Task Manager 08/17/2004 03:20 PM
WebDevInfo Aug 17 2004 7:24PM GMT

PHP Task Manager

PHP Task Manager 05/11/2004 11:35 PM
Stage 1 nearly complete

Active Task Manager v1.41

Active Task Manager v1.41 03/13/2003 10:24 AM
Active Task Manager is a tool for automatic execution of tasks. ATM helps you organize your frequently executed tasks and starts them in the background. You can also set a process priority for any action. Other programs can interact with ATM via ActiveX Automation.

AnVir Task Manager v3.6

AnVir Task Manager v3.6 12/03/2003 09:52 AM
Antivirus tool that protects computer and manages running processes and startup files. [Shareware $39.95 20 Days 153 KB]

Hercules Task Manager

Hercules Task Manager 12/16/2003 01:45 PM
Welcome to Hercules Task Manager!

Remote Task Manager v3.8

Remote Task Manager v3.8 08/17/2004 01:15 PM
RTM enables a Systems Administrator to control most aspects of a remote environment. The simple-to-use, tabbed interface separates applications, services, devices, processes, events and performance monitor, making each of these very easy to control. [Shareware $25.00 30 days 2.22 MB]

Agnax - Web Batch Task Manager

Agnax - Web Batch Task Manager 05/08/2004 06:59 PM
Agnax v0.91 alpha release!

Personal Project and Task Manager
Software

Personal Project and Task Manager
Software 05/06/2004 02:52 AM
I have always used some kind of database application to track tasks and to-dos (and sometimes billing when I've been consulting), from the first custom application I wrote in the 1980's in Paradox for DOS, to a Filemaker database in the early 1990's, to an Excel spreadsheet in the late 1990's. What application I use seems to have more to do with what platform I'm spending most of my time in than the inherent qualities of the application itself. Mostly, I want the application to stay out of the way and be as easy to use as a text file. These days, I'm spending a lot of time around web servers and have them running on all 4 of my computers, as well as at various data centers, and I am running a fair number of web applications locally on my laptops and desktops, like a Wiki, a family weblog and an RSS aggregator (Feed on Feeds). I still don't have the data synchronizing seamlessly between the different computers, but I'm getting closer. It seemed natural to try a web application to keep track of my task list for some projects I am working on, so I recently started using Alex King's brilliant little Tasks personal to-do application. I've fallen in love with it. As someone who has been part of designing several web applications, I know that doing good web application user interfaces is very hard. Tasks has one of the best web application user interfaces I have ever seen. King makes smart use of Javascript to enhance the functionality of the forms, and he uses small graphics to create a clean, uncluttered and highly functional look. It is very easy to enter, modify, re-arrange and view tasks. And, unlike lots of web applications, it seems to work well with a multiplicity of browsers. It is a well thought out, fast, lightweight server-based application. The only thing I don't like about it is that King picks font sizes that are too small for middle aged eyes -- luckily those are easy to change in the stylesheet. If you want to have access to your to-do list from anywhere, or if you are already running web apps locally, and if you are comfortable installing a PHP application on your webserver, I highly recommend Tasks, both the older donation requested version and the updated $30 one. King just seriously upgraded Tasks...

Disappearing or Closing Task Manager
from AIM Virus/Trojan/Worm

Disappearing or Closing Task Manager
from AIM Virus/Trojan/Worm 09/02/2004 07:36 PM
Tech-Recipes Sep 3 2004 0:16AM GMT

TrackNShare Process and Content Manager
1.03

TrackNShare Process and Content Manager
1.03 06/10/2004 12:04 AM
Securely track processes and share content across the Internet.

Actual Windows Manager v. 2.6 Turns the
Classic Windows Formula Upside-Down and
Offers a Much Better Way of Working with
Windows

Actual Windows Manager v. 2.6 Turns the
Classic Windows Formula Upside-Down and
Offers a Much Better Way of Working with
Windows 05/31/2004 02:00 PM
Actual Tools announced today the release of version 2.6 of Actual Windows Manager, a revolutionary windows enhancement application for Windows 95/98/ME/NT/2000/XP. The program dramatically expands Windows functionality and introduces a new window control system, more native to human perception. Actual Tools team of software developers and cognitive analysts tried to bring to life the alternative desktop organization and control concept with the ultimate goal of creating a truly anthropocentric computer environment. [PRWEB May 26, 2004]

[security bulletin] SSRT4785 rev. 0
HP-UX Process Resource Manager (PRM)
potential data corruption

[security bulletin] SSRT4785 rev. 0
HP-UX Process Resource Manager (PRM)
potential data corruption 08/10/2004 12:20 PM
Boren, Rich (SSRT) (Aug 10 2004)

Help: Windows task switching is horrible

Help: Windows task switching is horrible 03/30/2005 05:26 PM
Windows task switching sucks. Why aren't there more alternatives to the built in switcher?

US task force hunting for Internet
Windows-opener

US task force hunting for Internet
Windows-opener 02/16/2004 02:27 AM
KeralaNext.com Feb 16 2004 6:38AM GMT

* US task force hunting for Internet
Windows-opener

* US task force hunting for Internet
Windows-opener 02/15/2004 11:32 PM
Taipei Times Online Feb 16 2004 3:47AM GMT

Microsoft Windows Task Scheduler '.job'
Stack Overflow

Microsoft Windows Task Scheduler '.job'
Stack Overflow 07/14/2004 10:08 AM
NGSSoftware Insight Security Research (Jul 14 2004)

Linux Represented on Microsoft Windows
Group Policy Task Force

Linux Represented on Microsoft Windows
Group Policy Task Force 06/19/2004 01:12 AM
Linux Electrons Jun 19 2004 5:07AM GMT

[EXPL] (MS04-022) Microsoft Windows XP
Task Scheduler (.job) Universal Exploit

[EXPL] (MS04-022) Microsoft Windows XP
Task Scheduler (.job) Universal Exploit 07/31/2004 05:15 PM
houseofdabus HOD (Jul 30 2004)

Process Library for windows

Process Library for windows 09/16/2004 07:01 PM
or, "what's all that crap running on my PC?"

BugTraq: [EXPL] (MS04-022) Microsoft
Windows XP Task Scheduler (.job)
Universal Exploit

BugTraq: [EXPL] (MS04-022) Microsoft
Windows XP Task Scheduler (.job)
Universal Exploit 07/31/2004 07:07 PM
SecurityFocus Jul 31 2004 11:14PM GMT

XP: kill a Windows process from the
command line with taskkill

XP: kill a Windows process from the
command line with taskkill 04/26/2004 09:42 PM
Tech-Recipes Apr 27 2004 1:31AM GMT

Intellectual Property Task Force
Chairman David Israelite Announces Task
Force Membership, Creation Of Working

Intellectual Property Task Force
Chairman David Israelite Announces Task
Force Membership, Creation Of Working 04/22/2004 02:34 AM
U.S. Dept. of Justice Apr 22 2004 6:49AM GMT

Access Manager for Windows v5.0

Access Manager for Windows v5.0 12/05/2003 04:21 PM
Access Manager for Windows lets you restrict access to key features of Windows, such as Control Panels, Start menu, network, Taskbar, desktop, system tray, Network Access Control Page, Internet usage and more. [Shareware $34.00 30 Days 832 KB]

Actual Windows Manager v2.5

Actual Windows Manager v2.5 11/19/2003 12:30 AM
Actual Windows Manager lets you add minimize to tray, stay on top and make transparent buttons to any window. [Shareware $50.00 14 Days 2.0 MB]

Top Tip: Windows XP file manager
replacement?

Top Tip: Windows XP file manager
replacement? 04/15/2005 03:28 PM
I currently run Windows XP and would like to replace explorer as my filemanger. I have heard of a few replacement filemangers for 2000 and XP. My question is what do people feel is the best. I would perfer free but do not mind shelling out a few bucks for a worth while app. Please let me know what people use and like.

EMS MySQL Manager Professional for
Windows v2.8.0.1

EMS MySQL Manager Professional for
Windows v2.8.0.1 09/15/2004 07:07 PM
EMS MySQL Manager provides powerful tools for MySQL Server administration and object management. Its Graphical User Interface allows you to create/edit all MySQL database objects in a simple and direct way, design databases visually, run SQL scripts, manage users and privileges, visually build SQL queries, extract, print, and search metadata, create database structure reports in HTML format, export/import data, view/edit BLOBs and many more. [Shareware $135.00 30 Days 5,89 MB]

Going Deep: Windows, NT Object Manager

Going Deep: Windows, NT Object Manager 06/05/2005 11:09 PM
Almost everything you do on your PC requires the assistance of NT's Object Manager. The Object Manager is a shared resource; a subsystem upon which all other executive kernel subsystems rely on to get their jobs done. That said, among NT's kernel components, the OM receives the least amount of attention. Well, not anymore. Charles has a brief chat with Adrian Marinescu, a senior developer who spends most of his time fine tuning and evolving the Object Manager.

Windows Installer Source Location
Manager

Windows Installer Source Location
Manager 01/05/2005 01:34 PM

Adobe manager recommends Windows over
Mac in new book

Adobe manager recommends Windows over
Mac in new book 11/11/2003 12:54 PM
In his new book "Illustrator CS for Dummies," Ted Alspach, Adobe's Group Product Manager for Illustration Products, advises new computer buyers to get a PC. However, Adobe says that this certainly isn't the company's official position.

AutoProf's Config Manager Takes on
Windows Desktop

AutoProf's Config Manager Takes on
Windows Desktop 06/14/2004 12:24 AM
The company's Policy Maker Pro is an Active Directory extension that automates configuration processes such as drive mappings, printer connections and mailbox user profiles.

Working late

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