Day 1 – Exchange Server 2007 Pre-Conference Session and KeynotesToday I worked as a proctor in the pre-conference instructor-lead session on Exchange Server 2007. My time was spent learning more than helping, but I managed to answer a few questions. My team mate and partner here at TechEd, Harold Wong, answered many more. The evening really … Continue reading Kevin’s TechEd 2006 Diaries – Day 1
Day 0 – Travel to BostonYes! I’m here! Bean town! TechEd 2006!As you can see from the photo, even the baggage claim at Logan is welcoming us to TechEd.My room is nice (I’m at the Cambridge Marriott), and I’m just relaxing after a nice burger and beer at the bar downstairs. (They have my current favorite, … Continue reading Kevin’s TechEd 2006 Diaries – Day 0
This ad is just the best! Worth sharing here just for the humour value.(And it puts me in the mood to watch one of my all-time favourite movies, too.) “That’s one more, in’it…”
Wondering about Windows Desktop Search?Wonder no more!My friend and “cow-orker”** Matt “Mongo” Hester has created a very detailed, beautifully done screencast all about how it works and what it does for you.He’s also in the process of submitting an article to a magazine about this. I’ll let you know when it’s available.Do you use a … Continue reading Wondering about Windows Desktop Search?
Windows Media Player 11 BetaYes, you can download the beta of Windows Media Player 11. This is the version that will ship in Windows Vista, as well as be available for other OS’s.Along with this, you can try out a new music service called URGE from the MTV folks.
I just learned about a feature that is coming in Microsoft Word 2007 (part of the 2007 Office System) that has me pretty excited. And I asked permission to post this to my blog today. The feature will be seen for the first time (although incomplete) in the soon-to-be-released “beta 2” of 2007 Office. Would … Continue reading Yes, you can post a blog entry using Word 2007!
Below I’ve pasted an edited and cleaned up copy of most of the Q&A from today’s webcast on Tools and Techniques for Managing a Windows Vista Desktop Deployment (Level 200) HUGE thank you to John Baker, Kai Axford, and John Weston for handling the Q&A on the back-end, and who’s work this really represents.-Kevin—Questions and Answers:“Can … Continue reading Best of Questions and Answers from Webcast: Tools and Techniques for Managing a Windows Vista Desktop Deployment (May 3, 2006)
Like you need another reason to attend webcasts!Check out this site, and list of webcasts. If you attend one of these, and submit an evaluation at the end, you are entered in a drawing to possibly win a “full conference pass” to TechEd 2006 in Boston.Here are the official rules.Hey.. send me a note if … Continue reading Wanna win a pass to TechEd 2006?
It’s official…You could have probably guessed, I suppose.
I love this webcast!Below I’ve pasted an edited and cleaned up copy of most of the Q&A from today’s webcast on Exchange Server 2003: Tips, Tricks, and Shortcuts. SUPER BIG thank you to Michael J. Murphy and Harold Wong for handling the Q&A on the back-end, and who’s work this really represents.-Kevin—Questions and Answers:“[This webcast] was advertised … Continue reading Best of Questions and Answers from Webcast: Exchange Server 2003: Tips, Tricks, and Shortcuts
Absolutely Full of I.T. 