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  • Steal this post ... just like Deepak

    ... You want to have Your own blog with fresh content ... on different topics ... just steel this post like Deepak Gupta is doing. Lately he wrote about maximum limits in AD, just like I did. He wrote also about Hyper-V new features, exactly as Natasha did on her blog. Maybe I should be flattered that I'm writing something interresting but ...
    Posted to Tomek's DS World (Weblog) by tomek on April 21, 2008
  • Like it was in "Atari times"

    Today through one of Polish blogs related to gaming (yes, I own Xbox 360 and I use it from time to time to play ... and yes ... I think that Halo 3 s..ks ... just adding it here as I know that it rises some controversy when I said sitting in the bar at DEC. Mostly because I'm MS employee :) ) I came across this post.  It describes how old ...
    Posted to Tomek's DS World (Weblog) by tomek on March 10, 2008
  • Best Cake Ever

    Kind of wish my wife saw this before we got married. Cool Cake! 
    Posted to Matt Johnson's Technical Adventures (Weblog) by win2kmaster on November 14, 2007
  • Using IE connection settings - get rid of this please

    This will be about something which bothers me a lot in Microsoft software - why in many of Microsoft programs we are relaying on IE Internet connection settings and state. Sometimes I'm working off-line - IE is switched to work off-line mode. When I get back on-line and I don't want to use IE - just chat on Live Messenger I can't log on. Why? ...
    Posted to Tomek's DS World (Weblog) by tomek on August 9, 2007
  • Microsoft goes completely Prometric

    From the MCP Flash e-Newsletter: Microsoft Learning Announces Prometric as Exam Delivery Provider (Worldwide) We're pleased to announce that Prometric will be the exam delivery provider for Microsoft professional certification and Microsoft Dynamics exams. Microsoft Learning is confident that this model will allow us to provide you with a better ...
    Posted to Matt Johnson's Technical Adventures (Weblog) by win2kmaster on July 21, 2007
  • You know your problem is quite large when....

    You know your problem is quite large when you call Microsoft Support and you get people from 5 different support departments on the same call. Lots of fun!
    Posted to Matt Johnson's Technical Adventures (Weblog) by win2kmaster on July 11, 2007
  • Vista and Canon 350D

    I'm owner of Canon 350D digital SLR which I think is good for me as for average photographer. For some time I wasn't able to download photos made with it on my Vista enabled laptop. Every time I've connected my camera to Vista I've got this nice information that this device isn't supported and I can't download pictures. I blamed Canon for lack ...
    Posted to Tomek's DS World (Weblog) by tomek on February 28, 2007
  • Virtual PC 2007 Available

    A decent alternative to VMWare was releasedtoday. Although most people are using Virtual Server or VMWare server, this isn't a bad workstation virtualization software. Some of what's new: Vista support (Both Host and Guest) Vista x64 Support Performance enhancements   Product OverviewDownload here Support Information   BTW. ...
    Posted to Matt Johnson's Technical Adventures (Weblog) by win2kmaster on February 19, 2007
  • Microsoft Product Support Lifecycle Search

    This is probably already a popular or known link. I found this link while gathering information for a client. This link gives you the availablity date, mainstream support retired date, extended support retired date and the service pack retired date. You also get to export this to CSV. Microsoft Product Lifecycle Search
    Posted to Matt Johnson's Technical Adventures (Weblog) by win2kmaster on February 9, 2007
  • Mark is writing about Vista's kernel

    Mark Russinovich (well known as founder of Sysinternals and author of tools like Process Explorer, Regmon, Filemon and many more ... ), now Technical Fellow at Microsoft, is writing in last Technet Magazine about Vista's kernel. As this article has ''Part 1'' in its title we can expect more interesting stuff in next issues of Technet Magazine.
    Posted to Tomek's DS World (Weblog) by tomek on January 27, 2007
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