Eolas vs. Microsoft: Chalk One Up for Microsoft

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Eolas v. Microsoft: Eolas Wins Another
Round

Eolas v. Microsoft: Eolas Wins Another
Round 01/16/2004 11:33 AM
On Wednesday, Eolas scored another win in the ongoing Web-browser patent-infringement case between itself and Microsoft. A federal judge denied Microsoft's request to hold off on a decision on its appeal until the U.S. Patent Office reexamines the plug-in patent in question.

Eolas, Microsoft, and the patent process

Eolas, Microsoft, and the patent process 11/03/2003 01:26 PM

Microsoft appeals Eolas decision

Microsoft appeals Eolas decision 06/08/2004 03:17 PM

W3C sides with Microsoft against Eolas
patent

W3C sides with Microsoft against Eolas
patent 10/29/2003 11:22 AM
The World Wide Web Consortium has taken up Microsoft's cause in a patent infringement lawsuit by urging the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office to invalidate the related patent "in order to prevent substantial economic and technical damage to the operation of (the) World Wide Web."

Microsoft wins delay in Eolas appeal

Microsoft wins delay in Eolas appeal 05/17/2004 07:18 PM
A federal court extends Microsoft's deadline to file an appeal against a judgment that found it had infringed on a Web browser patent.

Eolas vs. Microsoft Verdict Stands,
Despite ReExam

Eolas vs. Microsoft Verdict Stands,
Despite ReExam 01/17/2004 10:57 PM

Microsoft wins another Eolas web patent
battle

Microsoft wins another Eolas web patent
battle 08/19/2004 05:48 AM
But the fat lady isn't even humming

Microsoft wins again in Eolas patent
dispute

Microsoft wins again in Eolas patent
dispute 08/19/2004 08:06 AM
Patent Office hands Microsoft second victory, scraps browser patent claims that could roil Web if upheld.

Strike two for Eolas in Microsoft patent
battle

Strike two for Eolas in Microsoft patent
battle 08/19/2004 08:44 PM
The US Patent and Trademark Office continues to side with Microsoft in the case of Eolas' browser plug-in patent.

Microsoft seeks rehearing in Eolas case

Microsoft seeks rehearing in Eolas case 03/22/2005 03:20 PM
Redmond seeks ruling on the "golden master" issue. Results could have a dramatic effect on how software is distributed worldwide.

Patent round-up: Microsoft, Eolas,
Friendster, and Altnet

Patent round-up: Microsoft, Eolas,
Friendster, and Altnet 11/12/2003 05:44 PM
The U.S. Patent Office agrees to reexamine the Eolas browser plug-in patent, while Friendster gets some saber rattling directed at it

Microsoft Moves to Overturn Eolas Patent
Ruling

Microsoft Moves to Overturn Eolas Patent
Ruling 06/09/2004 05:59 AM
Microsoft has filed a 174-page brief asking the U.S. Court of Appeals to overturn the judgment of a District Court, which holds Redmond liable for $565 million USD in damages for violating a controversial patent held by Eolas. The patent pertains to a mechanism used by developers to embed and evoke interactive programs from within a Web browser.

Eolas strikes back; Microsoft prepares
appeal

Eolas strikes back; Microsoft prepares
appeal 05/11/2004 04:29 PM
The University of California and Eolas file a response to the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, two months after the office issued a rare re-examination of the Eolas browser patent that has Microsoft scrambling.

Microsoft files appeal in Eolas patent
case

Microsoft files appeal in Eolas patent
case 03/22/2005 07:27 PM
WASHINGTON - Microsoft has filed an appeal in the patent infringement case brought by Eolas Technologies, even though a $520.6 million judgment against Microsoft was thrown out earlier this month.

Microsoft wins second round in Eolas
patent dispute

Microsoft wins second round in Eolas
patent dispute 08/19/2004 12:17 PM

Nice to see that Eola s is losing their patent suit.

Microsoft Security Bulletin MS03-050:
Vulnerability in Microsoft Word and
Microsoft Excel Could Allow Arbitrary
Code to Run (831527)

Microsoft Security Bulletin MS03-050:
Vulnerability in Microsoft Word and
Microsoft Excel Could Allow Arbitrary
Code to Run (831527) 11/13/2003 12:36 AM
A security vulnerability exists in Microsoft Word that could allow malicious code execution. This vulnerability exists due to to the way Word checks the length of a data value (Macro names) embedded in a document. If a specially crafted document were to be opened it could overflow a data value in Word and allow arbitrary code to be executed. If successfully exploited, an attacker could then take the same actions as the user had permissions to carry out, such as adding, changing or deleting data or files, communicating with a web site or formatting the hard drive.

Chalk Mug

Chalk Mug 03/14/2005 06:03 PM

Just about as simple as it gets, direct now your attention to the Chalk Mug. It includes a stick of chalk and makes for a perfect way to keep score in your drinking games or to surreptitiously mark which one you casually slipped the GHB into. At only $8.00, (plus shipping from the UK) I'm seriously considering buying one and scrawling all breeds of discouraging messages on them for my family members. An absolutely perfect gift for anyone who floats around the break room at their office and wants to make a subtle statement, that's for sure.
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Laminated Chalk

Laminated Chalk 12/02/2003 01:02 AM
Laminated and taped to a power pole.
Lets see how long it will last.
Day 1= 7/27/03
http://hill.nailed.org/chalk.jpg
location= 2124 Macklind Ave, 63110

Jupiter and Saturn: chalk and cheese

Jupiter and Saturn: chalk and cheese 07/14/2004 09:50 AM
Boffins question gas giants' roots

Target Recalls Sidewalk Chalk Packages

Target Recalls Sidewalk Chalk Packages 11/13/2003 02:52 PM
Reuters via Wired News Nov 13 2003 2:32PM ET

Motorola Gives Tech Chalk Talk to NFL
Fans

Motorola Gives Tech Chalk Talk to NFL
Fans 09/09/2004 01:45 AM
dmnews.com Sep 9 2004 5:31AM GMT

Microsoft to boost search tools:
Microsoft Corp. will soon release
technology that takes

Microsoft to boost search tools:
Microsoft Corp. will soon release
technology that takes 05/27/2004 03:23 AM
NDTV May 27 2004 7:05AM GMT

Microsoft Starts Up XP Starter Edition
August 11 - 9:00 PM ET Microsoft has
expanded its initiative to provide

Microsoft Starts Up XP Starter Edition
August 11 - 9:00 PM ET Microsoft has
expanded its initiative to provide 08/11/2004 09:00 PM
BetaNews Aug 12 2004 1:11AM GMT

Microsoft Aims for High Performance
Computing June 24 - 11:11 PM ET Nearly a
year after Microsoft announced a

Microsoft Aims for High Performance
Computing June 24 - 11:11 PM ET Nearly a
year after Microsoft announced a 06/24/2004 11:00 PM
BetaNews Jun 25 2004 3:18AM GMT

Microsoft Patches IE Flaw July 2 - 6:05
PM ET News in Brief | On Friday
Microsoft released a patch for the fla

Microsoft Patches IE Flaw July 2 - 6:05
PM ET News in Brief | On Friday
Microsoft released a patch for the fla 07/02/2004 07:44 PM
BetaNews Jul 2 2004 11:22PM GMT

Jim Wilson, Tarari's CTO, Microsoft
Technologies, to Present in the
Microsoft Workshop Theater at NAB2005

Jim Wilson, Tarari's CTO, Microsoft
Technologies, to Present in the
Microsoft Workshop Theater at NAB2005 04/13/2005 04:51 PM
Business Wire UK Apr 13 2005 7:46PM GMT

EU Freezes Microsoft Remedies June 28 -
9:26 PM ET Microsoft is off the hook
with the European Union Commissio

EU Freezes Microsoft Remedies June 28 -
9:26 PM ET Microsoft is off the hook
with the European Union Commissio 06/28/2004 11:23 PM
BetaNews Jun 29 2004 3:27AM GMT

Microsoft Distributes RC of Live
Communications Server 2005 September 13
- 8:24 PM ET Microsoft has provided b

Microsoft Distributes RC of Live
Communications Server 2005 September 13
- 8:24 PM ET Microsoft has provided b 09/13/2004 09:45 PM
BetaNews Sep 14 2004 1:54AM GMT

Microsoft Plugs IE Hole July 29 - 1:23
AM ET News in Brief | Microsoft is
expected to release an out of cycle

Microsoft Plugs IE Hole July 29 - 1:23
AM ET News in Brief | Microsoft is
expected to release an out of cycle 07/29/2004 02:51 AM
BetaNews Jul 29 2004 7:17AM GMT

Microsoft in New Orleans: CTIA WIRELESS
2003 and U.S. Microsoft Mobility
Developer Conference

Microsoft in New Orleans: CTIA WIRELESS
2003 and U.S. Microsoft Mobility
Developer Conference 03/20/2003 08:33 AM

Monitoring Enterprise Servers at
Microsoft: Deployment of Microsoft
Operations Manager 2000 SP1

Monitoring Enterprise Servers at
Microsoft: Deployment of Microsoft
Operations Manager 2000 SP1 05/24/2004 10:49 AM

RSA Joins Microsoft to Secure Windows
Passwords June 7 - 6:29 AM ET Microsoft
and RSA Security are cooperative

RSA Joins Microsoft to Secure Windows
Passwords June 7 - 6:29 AM ET Microsoft
and RSA Security are cooperative 06/07/2004 07:14 AM
BetaNews Jun 7 2004 12:09PM GMT

Microsoft Lists Programs Incompatible
with SP2 August 16 - 7:12 PM ET
Microsoft has compiled a list of incompa

Microsoft Lists Programs Incompatible
with SP2 August 16 - 7:12 PM ET
Microsoft has compiled a list of incompa 08/17/2004 12:09 AM
BetaNews Aug 17 2004 4:16AM GMT

Microsoft Patents Borg Technology June
23 - 9:06 PM ET Researchers at Microsoft
have devised a technique to as

Microsoft Patents Borg Technology June
23 - 9:06 PM ET Researchers at Microsoft
have devised a technique to as 06/23/2004 10:35 PM
BetaNews Jun 24 2004 2:04AM GMT

Microsoft Establishes Software License
Checkpoint September 17 - 11:04 PM ET A
pilot program at the Microsoft

Microsoft Establishes Software License
Checkpoint September 17 - 11:04 PM ET A
pilot program at the Microsoft 09/17/2004 11:38 PM
BetaNews Sep 18 2004 3:17AM GMT

Microsoft launches Microsoft Business
Solutions - Great Plains 8.0 in the
Middle East

Microsoft launches Microsoft Business
Solutions - Great Plains 8.0 in the
Middle East 09/06/2004 09:16 AM
AME Info Sep 6 2004 1:12PM GMT

Microsoft Webcast - Microsoft Operations
Manager 2000 w/SP1: Exploring
Architecture and Internals

Microsoft Webcast - Microsoft Operations
Manager 2000 w/SP1: Exploring
Architecture and Internals 04/21/2004 05:09 PM

True Believers: Behold The Microsoft
User Network, A Microsoft Fan Site

True Believers: Behold The Microsoft
User Network, A Microsoft Fan Site 11/03/2003 01:27 PM
Mac Observer Nov 3 2003 12:01PM ET

Q&A: Microsoft Announces Availability of
XML Schema for Microsoft Office Visio
2003

Q&A: Microsoft Announces Availability of
XML Schema for Microsoft Office Visio
2003 04/15/2004 11:48 AM
A Microsoft XML architect explains how and why customers and partners will take advantage of an XML reference schema used by Microsoft's Visio data-diagramming tool. The schema is being added to an open, royalty-free documentation and license program for Office 2003.
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Getting equal-height columns in a
three-column layout

Getting equal-height columns in a
three-column layout 08/02/2004 11:43 AM
CNET Aug 2 2004 3:02PM GMT

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Klings's Korollaries 

Suits and Geeks is Arnold Kling's latest, and a complement to World of Ends.

Arnold lists Five Clues for Geeks:

Intermediaries add value Property is not evil Computer animation is not a killer application Bashing Microsoft does not make you smart Markets are not exploitative

Lots to talk about there.

A question 

So I've been talking to some companies here in Toronto, and a question has comed up for which I don't have a ready answer:

What companies blog?

Specifically, what companies maintain corporate blogs, either as home pages or as main features of their Web sites? I'm not in the best position to check, but maybe ya'll can help a little. It would be a good list to come up with in any case (if there isn't one already).

[Later...] Some answers have been coming in:

Macromedia has a bunch (see the list on the left) of blogging executives (e.g. Kevin Lynch, who writes helpfully about working at the company, among other things). Its site also has lots of product forums.

Jupiter Research, which links every analyst's weblog (there are eleven) from the home page. Jupiter also hosts ClickZ Weblog Business Strategies, a conference held in Boston this June. Dave, Davi d and other leading local bloggers will speak there. (How about more links in the brochure pages, hmm?)

Groove (though Ray seems to be awol... hope he gets back into the groove, pun intended).

Trellis (Dan blogs).

Starpoint (the home page is a blog).

Immunexa, which hasn't had a post since last November.

Still a pretty short list.

Other good news 

When I got back to my hotel room last night, the bellman had just deliverd my missing bag. It had been retained by Canadian Customs and delivered, oddly, by Fedex.

And the laptop has only crashed once this morning. I still miss the days when I could open a shell, run an uptime command and see that it's been going for weeks without a reboot. But the way things have been going lately, ten minutes is a miracle I can put to good use.

Happy Birthday, Mom! 

My mother is 90 years young today. She was born on March 13, 1913 into a Swedish family on the North Dakota prairie during the reign of Taft the Large.

Lots of people have issues with their mothers. I'm not one of them. When I woke up a few minutes ago, the first song in my mind was Paul Simon's Loves me Like a Rock. The second was Greg Brown's Cheapest Kind, which I heard once on A Prairie Home Companion. The chorus has stuck in my mind ever since:

But the love, the love, the love It was not the cheapest kind It was rich as, rich as rich as, rich as Any you could ever find

Mom has always been, and contintues to be, the richest source of love I have ever known. She's a human pipeline, running straight from God.

She's also smart as a whip, funny as a tickle and uncomplicated as a bowling ball. Her laugh can lift the darkest spirit.

As a kid she was so smart they put her ahead one grade. Friends called her "The Walking Dictionary." A couple years ago she heard me mention Google, and said "A Googol is an infinitely large number." That wasn't exactly right (it's a one followed by a hundred zeroes), but close enough. When my sister and I were kids she taught school (mostly third grade) in Maywood, New Jersey, our home town. She started teaching when she was eighteen in a one-room schoolhouse in North Dakota. Between those years she lived an adventurous life. Met my father (another adventurer) in Alaska during World War II.

We'll be throwing her a big party in North Carolina in a couple of weeks. Can't wait to be there.

[Later...] Mom just told me on the phone that she wasn't put ahead a grade, but rather put in first grade at age five. "My mother couldn't stand having me at home any more. I was too smart. But so were a bunch of other kids." Her best friend, Agatha, was one of those kids. They're still in touch. Mom has always called Agatha by her nickname, which is (no kidding) "Boogie."

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HTML Tip: Making a Wild Card Column
Width

HTML Tip: Making a Wild Card Column
Width 11/30/2002 12:30 AM
Net Mechanic Nov 29 2002 11:13PM ET

Safari Width 1.0

Safari Width 1.0 03/13/2003 10:22 AM
This script lets you easily set the width of the frontmost Safari window. It displays a list of screen widths from 160 to 1600, including the current window's width (which is already sorted and highlighted in the list), and an 'Other...' item, in case the list isn't long enough for you. Known limitations: Windows always set flush to upper-left. No readme file yet. Note: There is currently no description or mention of the script on the web site. [d/l]

width = str(len(str(len(lines))))

width = str(len(str(len(lines)))) 02/10/2004 02:44 AM

The above monstrosity came up today while writing a function to add zero padded line numbers to a chunk of text:

def linenumbers(text):
    "Add zero padded line numbers to text"
    lines = text.split('\n')
    # Find the maximum 'width' of the line count
    width = str(len(str(len(lines))))
    for i, line in enumerate(lines):
        lines[i] = ("%0" + width  + "d. %s") % (i + 1, line)
    return '\n'.join(lines)

I think it has a pleasant kind of symmetry to it.

Random Freezing

Random Freezing 04/12/2004 06:05 PM

Is there no worse problem in all of computer-dom than random locking? You know, when the computer just freezes — hard-drive light goes out, mouse stops moving, keyboard is unresponsive, etc. The screen is just frozen in time.

Talk about frustration. There's no error message to Google, no log file to review, no rhyme or reason to how or when it happens. It just happens.

How many geeks at help desks around the world shudder at the words, "It just locks up for no reason." You hope that "locks up" means it's just slow or the hard drive cycles for a while. But, with a sinking heart, you realize that "locks up" means just that.

There's no...crack in the bug into which you can dug your fingers to pry out a solution. The bug is as solid and impenetrable as a solid hunk of aluminum. It's like trying to attack a Borg cube.

So, what do you do? You start looking for change you just made. Well, I just reloaded an OS from scratch, so that's no real help. You start reloading drivers. You know it can't be a hardware incompatibility because it worked fine before with the same hardware. You run Windows Update, you tweak BIOS, etc.

Still locks. What do you do? Do you start replacing parts? But what a money hole that can be. Taking an educated guess, these things happen a lot with bad video cards. But what if you buy one and that's not it? Do you just keep replacing parts until you find the one that makes it go away?

I have another machine to which this problem happened about 18 months ago. All the debugging I had to offer was no use. It still sits there, with a ghost in the machine that renders it useless for about anything. It's just waiting to be parted out since the sum of the parts contains a phantom bent on destroying the whole.

Random freezing is the single worst desktop computer problem in the world. Vent over. Thanks.

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Practically Freezing!

Practically Freezing! 12/13/2003 07:05 AM
Just got home and the thermometer in my car said 7.5 degrees Celsius. Very cold! Maybe where you live it wouldn't be so cold, but here they don't even sell clothes made for such weather and they certainly don't make the buildings for it. brrrrrrrhhhh... Must run and stand in front of the heater....

svendtofte.com - max-width in Internet
Explorer

svendtofte.com - max-width in Internet
Explorer 02/16/2004 05:35 AM
simulate position: fixed and max-width in IE .. workaround

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Global Freezing? Do Tell, NASA Says

Global Freezing? Do Tell, NASA Says 05/03/2004 07:26 PM
NASA has clarified its stance on whether its scientists can publicly discuss the coming disaster movie, "The Day After Tomorrow."

EU to rule on freezing Microsoft curbs

EU to rule on freezing Microsoft curbs 12/19/2004 02:56 PM
CNN Money Dec 19 2004 4:23PM GMT

Small Screen - Width guides for web page
designs

Small Screen - Width guides for web page
designs 09/24/2004 12:08 PM
The macosxhints Rating:[Score: 9 out of 10] Developer: ARTIS Software / [Product Page] Price: $9.95 -- Full Screen Tools package Late again, I know. No good excuses this time, just been busy with a lot of stuff. Some of...

N. Korea considers freezing nuke program

N. Korea considers freezing nuke program 06/24/2004 10:08 AM

CNN.com - Bush looking at freezing
domestic spending - Dec 17, 2004

CNN.com - Bush looking at freezing
domestic spending - Dec 17, 2004 12/19/2004 03:52 PM
Bush looking at freezing domestic spending 12/18 .. cutting the domestic budget

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min-height

min-height 04/25/2004 04:38 PM

I have implemented support for min-height and max-height. The footers example on alistapart works now. I've also been fixing bugs with table cells and percentage height children, so that elements inside cells with percentage heights will flex properly.

I still haven't done min/max-width/height for positioned elements though. That's all that remains, and then support for it will be complete.

Freezing The Play Order Of A Shuffled
iTunes Playlist

Freezing The Play Order Of A Shuffled
iTunes Playlist 06/22/2005 02:01 AM

By Obaum's Delirium

Height matters

Height matters 10/28/2003 11:06 PM
News and Observer: a new University of Florida study concludes that short people may be shortchanged in salary, status and respect when compared to taller counterparts.

min-height: fixed;

min-height: fixed; 09/16/2004 12:51 PM

After one too many times wistfully wishing I could scale fixed-size elements according to their content in a cross-browser friendly way, I did something about it. Presenting min-height, without the min-height.

Toronto pumps near-freezing lake water
into its summer office-towers

Toronto pumps near-freezing lake water
into its summer office-towers 08/23/2004 06:36 AM
Cory Doctorow: A MetaFilter post links to several information resources on Toronto's new innovative downtown cooling system, which pumps near-freezing water from Lake Ontario's deeps through the city's office-towers, eliminating 40,000 tons of CO2 pollution per annum (no word on whether there's an environmental impact to pumping the atmosphere-warmed water back into the lake). Toronto's had centralised steam-heat for decades -- a system where steam radiators in the city's office-towers are all filled with hot vapour from the same centralised plant, a curious species of public utility that truly makes all of the office towers (which contain bitter rivals and competitors) into a single, linked, cooperative system.

As I type this (but not as you read it -- this is being posted on a several-day delay), I am sitting just a few metres from the Toronto Island Water Filtration Plant, where the water-pumping takes place. The plant has a lot more barbed wire and fences than it did this time last year: I guess I know why now. Link

He's short on height but tall on issues

He's short on height but tall on issues 11/19/2003 02:05 PM
Who wants to marry a Kucinich? "I think we're in a day in age when partnerships are imperative to making anything happening in the world. And I certainly want a dynamic, out-spoken woman who was fearless in her desire for peace in the world and for universal single-payer health care and a full employment economy. If you are out there call me." -- Dennis Kucinich, Nov 5, 2003

The correlations between height, health
and prosperity

The correlations between height, health
and prosperity 03/19/2005 02:51 AM
and why Europeans are taller than Americans.

Height a Pain for Ukraine's 'Gulliver'
(AP)

Height a Pain for Ukraine's 'Gulliver'
(AP) 04/17/2004 12:37 PM
AP - At age 33, Leonid Stadnik wishes he would stop growing. He's already 8 feet, 4 inches. Recent measurements show that Stadnik is already 7 inches taller than Radhouane Charbib of Tunisia, listed by the Guinness Book of World Records as the tallest living man. He's also gaining on the 8-11 Robert Wadlow, the tallest man in history.

Study limits maximum tree height

Study limits maximum tree height 04/21/2004 03:34 PM
The tallest any tree could grow would be about 130m, say scientists who have climbed into the tops of the world's biggest redwoods.

Current U.S. Nuclear Spending Equal to
Height of Cold War

Current U.S. Nuclear Spending Equal to
Height of Cold War 04/27/2004 08:21 PM
Slate reports that the United States is currently spending $6.5 billion dollars a year on nuclear arms. Adjusted for inflation, this number is only equalled by spending during the Reagan Era at the Height of the Cold War. The Bush Administration is requesting a record high of $6.8 billion for next year.

Matching

Matching 06/25/2004 05:12 PM
McKinsey Quarterly Jun 25 2004 7:15PM GMT

Minz Meyer's Researchkitchen - CSS -
Auto-height and margin-collapsing

Minz Meyer's Researchkitchen - CSS -
Auto-height and margin-collapsing 07/31/2004 03:34 AM
Minz Meyer: CSS - Auto-height and margin-collapsing .. clear and well illustrated explanation

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At Height of Everest's Climbing Season,
4 Deaths and Record Ascent

At Height of Everest's Climbing Season,
4 Deaths and Record Ascent 05/22/2004 12:40 AM
Mount Everest claimed the lives of four foreign climbers, while a Nepali Sherpa shaved two and a half hours off the ascent record.

You wanted two columns, you got them

You wanted two columns, you got them 05/15/2004 10:08 AM
Welcome to the new default NewsForge main page layout: Two columns; expands to fill your entire browser window; a comic strip and a poll at the bottom. But this is only the beginning. We have other changes planned.

Columns & Grids

Columns & Grids 06/05/2005 10:46 PM
The difficulty of grid systems in web pages, the compromise of columns.

Zillman Columns

Zillman Columns 07/12/2004 06:00 AM


Zillman Columns
http://www.ZillmanColumns.com

The following are 2004 monthly columns from Marcus P. Zillman, M.S., A.M.H.A.; Internet author, speaker, consultant and expert and are freely available as a .pdf download. Monthly columns from 1996 are also available from this site.

Eolas vs. Microsoft: Chalk One Up for Microsoft

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