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Switching to PC…

  • 7 Aug, 2005

… but not for long. As I’m in San Jose this week for Search Engine Strategies, I’m using a PC to keep up on work and stay connected to the world. Can one live without email? 😉 So far my PC experience has been well. I’m on Windows 2000 and it’s an older machine but […]

Off to San Jose

  • 7 Aug, 2005

I’m off to my first conference, Search Engine Strategies Summer 2005 in San Jose. I’ll get to learn more about search engine marketing & optimization. Should be a lot of fun. Especially the Yahoo’s Search Night Off where we get to go to Paramount’s Great America and Google’s party; GoogleDance. I’ll be learning a lot […]

RollerCoaster Tycoon 3 for Mac!

  • 6 Aug, 2005

Hard to believe but it’s true! RollerCoaster Tycoon 3 will be released for the Mac this fall!! Aspyr is creating/porting the Mac version and the system requirements are not out yet. For those who don’t know, RollerCoaster Tycoon lets you build and run your own amusement park. Also, in version 3, you get to ride […]

Open winmail.dat files on a Mac

  • 4 Aug, 2005

It’s bound to happen on a Mac. Someone will send you an email and tell you to check out the attachment. However, the only thing attached is a winmail.dat file. Good news though, you can open that file. TNEF’s Enough is a little freeware application that can open winmail.dat files and extract the attachment that […]

Mighty Mouse – Apple Multi-Button Mouse

  • 2 Aug, 2005

Finally, after all these years, Apple has finally released a multi button mouse. Mighty Mouse looks like a one button mouse but comes with some great features. Click – Single-button looks, multibutton charm. (It’s touch sensitive) Squeeze – Press the sides to see the sights. (programmable buttons) Roll – 360 degrees of fingertip freedom. (that’s […]

Froogle Feed Success

  • 1 Aug, 2005

I have created my first Froogle feed/store. 🙂 I’m all excited because I used to think Froogle was a big scary Google thing. But it’s not. It’s relatively simple. Can’t show you the Froogle store though as it’s for a client, not me.

Multiple Virtual Desktops

  • 29 Jul, 2005

Inspired by a post over at The Unofficial Apple Weblog I decided to check out a virtual desktop application called Desktop Manager. And I’m glad I did. Now it’s a little hard to explain, as I found out when trying to tell a friend, but I’ll try. You basically get to take your desktop and […]

Windows Vista Cruiser

  • 27 Jul, 2005

Order your very own 2006 Windows Vista Cruiser today! That’s right, Microsoft is coming out with a brand new addition to your home. The new Windows Vista Cruiser comes fully loaded with most features that others already have. It enables a new level of confidence in you and you’ll get the most out of it. […]

Konfabulator is Free!

  • 25 Jul, 2005

Before Apple’s Dashboard was a little program called Konfabulator. Konfabulator works on your desktop and can do anything Dashboard can do. The only problem as that Konfabulator wasn’t free. Now it is. Yahoo has bought Konfabulator and will be distributing it on Mac and PC for free! Not sure Yahoo’s goal here, however it’s Yahoo […]

Target Aquatennial Fireworks

  • 24 Jul, 2005

Last night was the 2005 Aquatennial Fireworks sponsored by Target. Once again the show was spectacular and didn’t disappoint. Supposedly it’s the 4th largest fireworks show in the nation. You can see all my photos over at my Target Fireworks Flickr page.