Posted on August 30, 2009 by mhomewood
Although I know I’m supposed to be working on the method of watching your TV over the Internet, I’ve had a hardware breakdown of my 7.1 sound system, so I thought I’d show you how to upgrade your Video Card on your computer.
First, let’s examine why you’d want to upgrade your computer’s video card. With [...]
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Posted on January 1, 2008 by mhomewood
The last time I was ranting about Vista, I was explaining that when Windows ‘95 came out (and honestly, this wasn’t complete until Windows ‘98 SE) there was a glaring need for businesses to migrate from Windows 3.11. Let’s take a look at the pluses
Windows ‘95 offered long file names. For those of you who [...]
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Posted on November 3, 2007 by mhomewood
Today, I am here to start to make the business case against Microsoft’s new Operating System called Windows Vista. I will consider this topic from the point of view of a business entity. I’ll take a look at the history of the OS and the features that are different between Vista and XP, we’ll also [...]
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Posted on February 4, 2007 by mhomewood
I’m blogging this using my new home computer with Word 2007 and Windows Vista. I’ve been running Vista at home since yesterday and I have a few insights (I think)
I’m still lost, but I am slowly finding my way around this new operating system.
User Account Control (UAC) is still a pain, but I’m going to [...]
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Posted on January 29, 2007 by mhomewood
As part of my day job, I am in the middle of evaluating Windows Vista and Microsoft Office 2007. Tommorow (Jan 31st) I am driving up to Philly for a Microsoft Launch event where I’m looking to get all the free stuff I can grab.
I’ve been using Vista for a few days at [...]
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