February 29th, 2008 | by Sarah Perez | published in Asides, Google, IT, Microsoft
I put up a long post on Read Write Web yesterday about Google Sites in the Enterprise space. It’s not a quick read (longest blog post ever!), but you might enjoy it. Or you might think it’s completely wrong. Either way, if you actually make it through the whole post, I would love to […]
December 11th, 2007 | by Sarah Perez | published in Google, Microsoft, Online Storage, Productivity, Useful, Web 2.0, Web Apps
Lately, I’ve been reading about some new ways to work with your documents offline and then sync them back to an online service. While initially this seems to go against the idea of an online office suite, working offline in this way has some benefits. For one thing, the internet is not everywhere yet. […]
November 18th, 2007 | by Sarah Perez | published in Gadgets, Hardware, Microsoft, Software
UPDATE! I originally wrote this post for Channel 10 and since they decided to run it, I’m sending my traffic over there. The first five hacks are here. To read the rest, click the link at the bottom of the page to see all 10!
Hack #1: Multi-Extension Support mod - This hack makes the […]
August 15th, 2006 | by Sarah Perez | published in Blogging, Microsoft, Windows
I’ve been a bit busy and have been behind on my tech news. First stop for updates, TechCrunch. I see that Microsoft has released a new blogging tool called Windows Live Writer, which is a desktop application allows you to compose and post to your blog whether it’s Windows Live Spaces, Blogger, LiveJournal, TypePad, WordPress, […]
May 17th, 2005 | by Sarah Perez | published in Microsoft, Time Wasters
I love the back page of Netwok Magazine. It always makes me laugh. From the April 14, 2005 issue:
The Top 11 Requested Features that won’t make it into IE 7:
My favorite were:
#10 “Import all virus and security flaws from prior IE version” button now located in File menu
#9 IE7 launches in offline mode by default. […]
