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eWallet Web Companion: A First Look
03.Feb.08 | Leave a Comment
Based on the number of recent mentions, I suspect I’ve established that I am a recent and enthusiastic convert to the eWallet password management application. I have it on my laptop and my Windows Mobile phone and just love it. Easy to use, easy to sync and it just works.
I recently mentioned that they also [...]
Whiteboard Pictures
17.Jan.08 | 4 Comments
I have some great notes for an upcoming project on a whiteboard. I have a digital picture of that same whiteboard courtesy of my phone.
I once saw a web based application that would take a picture and clean it up or even OCR it. As I recall, it even had some decent reviews. Does that [...]
Web Design is a P.I.T.A.
15.Jul.07 | 16 Comments
I’m looking at my assorted sites and their designs and have reluctantly reached the conclusion that there is a lot of room for improvement. Nothing matches, there’s no consistency and — perhaps worst of all — I haven’t done any of my own designs. Humbling.
Oh sure, I’ve done tons of modifying and hackering of other [...]
Ideas? Tracking Updates on Web Pages
26.Jun.07 | 10 Comments
Keeping up to date with a site that doesn’t offer some sort of notification system can be a real pain. While a lot of blogs and news sites will offer feeds and/or email notifications, the majority of sites still do not.
For both home and work use I’m trying to turn up a useful way [...]
FrontPage Server Extensions = PITA
26.May.07 | Leave a Comment
Thursday, one of the developers stopped by to tell me that he needed FrontPage Server extensions added to our dev server.
Now, I know he’s been working on some ASP.NET stuff so was forced to ask, “Why in the world do you need those?”
Turns out he was attempting to work with a pile of projects as [...]
