Feb 172010
 

From BuzzCrunch.net…

DreamScene Windows 7 – How to Install and Enable DreamScene in Windows 7 | BuzzCrunch: “Windows Dreamscene was a feature introduced in Windows Vista that allowed users to have video wallpapers in the background. Microsoft seems to have replaced the Dreamscene feature from Vista with automatic changing wallpapers in Windows 7. However by adding the Dreamscene files and making a few registry changes, Dreamscene can once again be enabled. Don’t worry if that sounded intimidating, we do have a file that does all for you [if you’re on 32-bit.]”

 Posted by at 12:45 pm
Feb 172010
 

This can’t come fast enough. From TechDay…

Macguide – Introducing Office for Mac 2011: The Quintessential Teammate: “AUCKLAND— Feb. 12, 2010 — You, the Mac community, have a voice — and at the Microsoft Macintosh Business Unit (MacBU), we listen. Our charter for more than two decades has been to use your feedback to build the best productivity suite on the Mac. Recently you’ve asked for better ways to work with colleagues and friends anywhere, anytime, across platforms. So today at Macworld 2010, we are answering with details on how you can create and share your ideas using Office for Mac 2011, the next version of the leading productivity suite on the Mac. The suite has new connections to Microsoft services so you can work together more effectively, an updated user interface making tasks easier, and essential compatibility to ensure your documents look the way you made them when shared.”

 Posted by at 7:48 am
Feb 022010
 

From TechRepublic.com…

How do I connect to a remote Windows 7 desktop from a Linux machine? | Microsoft Windows | TechRepublic.com: “Although most administrators do their work within a Windows environment, there are times when an administrator will want to (or have to) connect to a remote Windows machine from within a Linux machine. Now most administrators are used to doing this from within Windows. But from within Linux it is a different story.”

 Posted by at 7:04 am
Dec 182009
 

The eight most common technological pitfalls of migrating to Microsoft Office 2010: “Enterprise-wide upgrades to newer versions of Microsoft Office are never easy and, when they don’t go well, IT staffs often find themselves ill-equipped to deal with the fall-out. With the launch of Microsoft Office 2010 slated for next summer, IT departments are spending hours planning and budgeting for its deployment, asking questions like What new hardware do we need to buy? How much training will be required? When should we upgrade?”

 Posted by at 1:38 pm
Dec 092009
 

Why Windows 7 Didn’t Make eWEEK Labs’ 2009 Products of the Year List – Windows from eWeek: “Windows 7 was one of the biggest product stories of 2009, so why didn’t Microsoft’s new client OS make eWEEK Labs’ Products of the Year list? A lack of true innovation and several outstanding questions are among the reasons.”

 Posted by at 3:29 pm
Dec 042009
 

Microsoft begins presales of Office 2010: “Via the Microsoft Partner Network, the successor of the Microsoft Partner Program, Redmond is offering its partners a great deal for their clients: 20 percent off Microsoft Office Professional Plus 2007 purchases plus an upgrade to Microsoft Office 2010 when it launches in June 2010. In typical Microsoft fashion, the offer has a mouthful of a name: Microsoft Office Professional Plus 2007 No Better Time Promotion. Don’t let that throw you off, though: a 20 percent discount right now and a free copy to the latest version is a great deal for businesses.”

 Posted by at 1:24 pm