Windows 7
A couple items from The Road to Know Where:
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Microsoft Releases Windows 7 "Walkthrough" Deployment Guides for IT Professionals – Microsoft has released Windows 7 "Walkthrough" Deployment Guides for IT Professionals (and an overview of DirectAccess)
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Microsoft Updates Windows Live ID Sign-in Assistant for Windows 7 -Microsoft’s Windows Live ID Sign-in Assistant 6.5 (Beta) installs the Windows Live ID online provider for Windows 7.
Windows 7 Build 7048 Notes from Paul Thurrott’s SuperSite for Windows RSS
Now that I’ve spent more time with this interim Windows 7 build, I’ve uncovered a few more interesting changes…
Now that I’ve spent more time with this interim Windows 7 build, I’ve uncovered a few more interesting changes…
Windows 7 Virtual Roundtable Q&A: Part One from Springboard Series: The Resource for Windows Desktop IT Professionals by Celine Allee
In our recent Springboard Series Virtual Roundtable—Windows 7: To the Beta and Beyond—with Mark Russinovich, we fielded numerous questions on the Windows 7 Beta release that the panel was unable to address, given time limitations. As promised, we have collected these questions and will be providing these answers in this and subsequent blog postings. Here is the first set of questions and answers, along with the destinations to find more detail…
In our recent Springboard Series Virtual Roundtable—Windows 7: To the Beta and Beyond—with Mark Russinovich, we fielded numerous questions on the Windows 7 Beta release that the panel was unable to address, given time limitations. As promised, we have collected these questions and will be providing these answers in this and subsequent blog postings. Here is the first set of questions and answers, along with the destinations to find more detail…
Office 2007
Also from The Road to Know Where:
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Microsoft Employee Releases Free Office 2007 Training Demos - Microsoft has released a slew of quick Microsoft Office 2007 training demos for free download.
MISC
Microsoft’s TechNet Recommends Free "ScreenRecorder" Video Capture Utility – from The Road to Know Where
ScreenRecorder is an easy-to-use screen-to-video capture program, developed on top of Windows Media Encoder, that captures a computer’s activites to a small video file.
Steve Mullen has been involved in information technology for over 35 years. He is also actively involved in the music program (voice and English hand bells) and Vestry of St. Anne’s Episcopal Church in Damascus, MD.
