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Month: October 2008

Latest version of WLM fixes feed updates limit; new WLW out

The latest version of Windows Live Mail (currently in development) has addressed a major reason why I couldn’t switch to it, the failure to update feeds. When it was clear that IE was able to update its feed count, there seemed no clear reason why WLM, which uses IE to supply it with feed XML,… Continue reading Latest version of WLM fixes feed updates limit; new WLW out

Published October 27, 2008
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Rolling out Vista to the student desktop NOT

Unfortunately it didn’t take long to burst my bubble over the idea that we were going to roll out Vista on student desktops. It was not easy to predict. We have a modest amount of experience with Vista mainly on my own desktop where I have been using it all year, and I saw few… Continue reading Rolling out Vista to the student desktop NOT

Published October 16, 2008
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Rolling out Vista to the student desktop

We’re about to deploy the first Vista desktop for pupil use at our site. The hardware itself is nearly a year old, but has been in storage for most of the year. With 1 GB of RAM, I expect it should give satisfactory performance with this OS. When it comes to cloning this box, there… Continue reading Rolling out Vista to the student desktop

Published October 10, 2008
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