Take stress seriously by Steve Richards on Fri 10 Nov 2006 11:33 PM GMT | Permanent Link Over the last few years I have been much more conscious of stress, I am able to detect it and don’t tend to miss the symptoms hiding away behind the adrenalin fuelled activity. I just came across [...]
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Weioo 05-16-2006, 09:33 PM I’ve been browing these forums for hours and this thread in particular: http://forum.notebookreview.com/showthread.php?t=40902 I have tried a few things in that thread with no luck. Here’s what you need to know… 1. I completely deleted all partitions when I recieved my e1505 2. I have been sent and now have the [...]
Important Windows Vista Licensing Changes Time: 01:53 EST/06:53 GMT | News Source: *Linked Within Post* | Posted By: Kenneth van Surksum Robert McLaw from Windows Now writes: Ed Bott tells us about changes to the Windows Vista EULA. But that’s not the whole story. Starting on Page 11, here is a synopsis of what I [...]
A basic guide to mortgages Mortgages should be straightforward – you borrow money to buy a house and pay interest on the loan. But after a few enquiries, you soon realise that it’s not so simple after all. In a hugely competitive market, building societies and banks are continually updating and extending their range of [...]
Mail Call: Outlook and GTD I just received this set of questions via email and it seemed like a great way to start a discussion: was wondering if you knew of any sites that suggest ways to organize your outlook email folders to help with GTD? or really… any sites/posts that basically go over a [...]
I’m all for BETA Testing. I like being able to try out the software and see the bugs that are happening. Call me a freak if you must but its the way it is. Although I’m beta testing MS Office 2007 right now. The only thing I really like is the Outlook Task Bar with [...]
To Team or Not to Team?
Solving problems the right way I have been increasingly concerned over how we bring companies and their employees closer together in terms of the relative priorities that each places on their IT needs, for background check out this post and this one. My fist steps towards solving this was to encourage companies to think in [...]
Don’t give in to feature demands! The more successful the product or service is, the stronger the pressure to give in to user requests. The more users you have, the more diverse the requests. One user’s must-have-or-else feature is another user’s deal-killer. And the more popular your product or service is, the more those requests [...]
Out-spend vs. out-inspire the competition What can you do if you have a tiny marketing budget? The main message on this blog is that if you can’t out-spend, you can out-teach. But another way to look at this is to out-inspire the competition. He who helps his users do more–reach more–engage more (I’m trying really [...]
