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OMG!! Chrome (Google's browser) indexes HTTPS pages - even online banking details
Store a list of Remote Desktop Connections..how?
SQL Server 2008 Reporting Services Add-In for MOSS 2007 installation failure..
Note to self - screenshot of window
SharePoint training in Perth - Professional MOSS 2007 Solutions by Readify
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OMG!! Chrome (Google's browser) indexes HTTPS pages - even online banking details
This would seriously have been one of the biggest mistakes known to man if it wasn't for the fact that people actually downloaded it! Chrome, which is Google's new answer to the web browsing war, has revealed a serious flaw in it's search...
Published
Fri, Sep 05 2008 5:47 PM
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Brian Madsen
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Freaky stories
Store a list of Remote Desktop Connections..how?
Another public call goes out. i used to have an application which would list my remote desktop connections/terminal services connections and make it easy to connect from a single catalog, but i've forgotten what the application name was. Can anybody...
Published
Thu, Sep 04 2008 8:41 AM
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Brian Madsen
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Tips and Tricks
SQL Server 2008 Reporting Services Add-In for MOSS 2007 installation failure..
I'm trying to get SQL Server 2008 Reporting Services Add-in for MOSS 2007 working and have everything set up, from the SQL Server side of things, to get this running. But, while i'm trying to run the installer i'm told that the installation...
Published
Wed, Sep 03 2008 5:25 PM
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Brian Madsen
Filed under:
MOSS 2007
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SQL Server 2008 Reporting Services
Note to self - screenshot of window
Just a note to myself (as i tend to forget these little beauties) which can be shared with everybody else. Press ALT+Print Screen to take a screenshot of a window, rather than the whole screen. Thanks to LS for this little tip.
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Wed, Sep 03 2008 3:18 PM
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Brian Madsen
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Tips and Tricks
SharePoint training in Perth - Professional MOSS 2007 Solutions by Readify
Wow - finally some SharePoint training in Perth, WA that steps up and presents something other than the typical "Boot Camp". It's a four (4) day, intensive training program which you'd be nuts to miss out on. Here's an outline of...
Published
Thu, Aug 28 2008 6:16 PM
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Brian Madsen
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MOSS 2007
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SharePoint Designer
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Training
This is soooo a %^&%$%^& hat
Just teasing a friend of mine who loves his hats...the guise of trying it on was "i could get a bowl of soup for free" :) anyways, he really loves this hat...i'm now going to send him free entry tickets to the Love Parade :) he hehe
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Wed, Aug 27 2008 10:11 PM
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Brian Madsen
I'm also getting old fast..Keepass is probably the way to go
Since i'm nearly in the same boat as James McCutcheon, i'm also getting old(er) by the day. James McCutcheon (from nSquared (new'ish joint venture between Nick Randolph and Dr. Neil Rodyn), blogged about keepass - an open source solution for...
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Sun, Aug 24 2008 5:58 PM
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Brian Madsen
Lessons learned from a %^&%*$#!! mistake
Yeah well - i've just learned a new lesson. Earlier on i blogged about the need for a RSS feed reader client that could hold at least 1000 feeds without becoming bogged down. I've been trying out a few of them, and the choice finally went with...
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Sun, Aug 24 2008 3:17 PM
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Brian Madsen
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This is Fail
Windows Live - getting there..
I'm going crazy at the moment - hooking up all kinds of services and have so far gotten most of my "life" organised via "Live" services. At the moment i've gotten the following hooked together: - Windows Live ID http://www...
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Sun, Aug 24 2008 2:55 PM
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Brian Madsen
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Windows Live
Outlook is back in the fold again..Windows Live Mail is out
After having used Windows Live Mail (for my live mail account..derr) for a while it started getting a little bit annoying and i've now swapped back to Outlook. But, since i lost my domain (because BankWest decided to put a block on my attempts to...
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Sat, Aug 23 2008 4:40 PM
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Brian Madsen
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Microsoft Office
MVP Theatre Agenda for TechEd 2008 Australia
For those lucky enough to actually go to TechEd 2008 in Sydney, Australia this year, you can find an addition to the TechEd agenda happening. The MVP Theatre will host a range of MVPs presenting on some seriously hot topics. There's a limited number...
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Wed, Aug 20 2008 10:45 PM
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Brian Madsen
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TechEd 2008
PDC2008 extends Early Bird registration due to high demand
I was told that the PDC2008 event in Los Angeles has extended the period for early bird registrations. See below for details: Due to popular demand, the PDC2008 Early Bird Discount has been extended three weeks. Tell your customers, partners and your...
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Wed, Aug 20 2008 10:39 PM
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Brian Madsen
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MS Events
Australia gets shiny new Developer Tools Product Manager – Joerg Lindner, welcome!
Australia has “lost” a whole bunch of DPE members over the last 1-2 years and it was looking more and more like everybody was abandoning us. But, as it stands, that’s not the case. Australia just got it’s very own Product Manager for Developer Tools ...
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Mon, Aug 18 2008 9:15 AM
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Brian Madsen
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Microsoft
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Cool Guys
Sahil sends his love…LMGDFAO!!
First off, i shouldn’t really post this, but it was absolutely hilarious!! ok, on second thought i should. I interrupted Sahil today (he was really really busy) and after a few lines of chat he said “hey, found this picture of you today on the web”..i...
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Mon, Aug 18 2008 8:22 AM
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Brian Madsen
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Have a laugh - c'mon you know you want to.
Windows Live Mail Nuisance..
One of the really annoying issues i have with Windows Live Mail is that you cannot create nested folders. eg. it is not possible to create a folder underneath another folder. - Family - Mom - Dad - Sister why the dialog that pops...
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Fri, Aug 15 2008 9:01 AM
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Brian Madsen
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Windows Live Mail
Visual Studio 2008 SP1 and .Net 3.5 SP1 released to RTM
I’m surprised that ScottGu didn’t post this news – but i guess he needs a well deserved rest after the work that’s been done with .Net 3.5 SP1. Anyways, the long awaited Visual Studio 2008 SP1 and .Net 3.5 SP1 has now finally reached RTM. .Net 3.5 SP1...
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Fri, Aug 15 2008 8:38 AM
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Brian Madsen
Filed under:
.Net Framework
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ASP.Net
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Visual Studio 2008
w00t – you just got to love that on-site support for this price tag
Had a bit of a giggle today as SE, one of my colleagues, came to me and showed this brilliant SDM solution from Dell. It was found in the Precision laptop range (M6300 model to be exact) for Small Business Centre (up to 400 employees) solutions. Buying...
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Wed, Aug 13 2008 12:05 PM
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Brian Madsen
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Have a laugh - c'mon you know you want to.
Office DevCon 2008 – Nov 1-2
Was just informed this morning, by Graham Seach, that the Office DevCon 2008 site has gone live. If you’re into office development (that’s Microsoft Office…VSTO FTW!!!) then this is the event of the year that you don’t want to miss. Speaker opportunities...
Published
Wed, Aug 13 2008 10:30 AM
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Brian Madsen
Filed under:
Aussie Development
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Geeky News
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Microsoft Office
Must have application gets certified…Diskeeper rocks the virtualisation world
Here’s some news that i’m seriously impressed with – not only because i’ve been using Diskeeper for a LOOONG time, but also because of the level they’ve come to. Diskeeper has just been certified for Hyper-v…that’s alongside IBM and Symantec..Not too...
Published
Wed, Aug 13 2008 9:48 AM
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Brian Madsen
Filed under:
Geeky News
Need new RSS reader – should handle 1000+ feeds easily
Urggghh – i probably need to take some time to sort out my RSS list and remove those i don’t regularly read anymore but at least i’ve trimmed down the dublicates and have ended up with around 1000 blogs that i’m subscribing to out there. The problem started...
Published
Mon, Aug 11 2008 9:29 AM
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Brian Madsen
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Personal
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