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Computer software
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RSS coming to the masses via Microsoft’s Outlook
RSS coming to the masses via Microsoft's Outlook is the subject of a post yesterday from Bill Gratsch at Blawg.org. Changes are afoot in Internet Explorer (IE), version 7. I…
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FeedDemon 2.0 RSS aggregator gets glowing reviews
Other than Netnewswire, built solely for Macs, I have not seen a good desk top RSS feed aggregator. But Rick Klau, VP Of Business Development at Feedburner, (FeedDemon 2.0 beta…
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Google Analytics re-opens by invite only
Google Analytics, an excellent free web stats tool, is adding new users on an invitation-only basis. If you would like an invitation, you can submit your email address on the…
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Typepad outage hits 13 hours
Blogs on the TypePad web based platform have been down for over 13 hours. TypePad, the leader in consumer and social blogs, is owned by and run by SixApart, a…
The Trademark Blog
Copyright In RSS Feeds: The Saga Continues
Calcanis Blog on a software package that suggests that third party RSS feeds are out there waiting for you to put to your own commercial use. Ernie the Attorney weighs in. …
LawSites
Google releases final version of Desktop Search
Google today announced the formal launch of Google Desktop Search, a free application that allows users to search for information on their own computers. First offered last year in a…
The Trademark Blog
Chameleon Re-formats Bloglines
Chameleon is a service that sits on top of your Bloglines account and re-formats the way Bloglines displays feeds and folders.
Law Practice Tips
Keyboard Shortcuts
By Jim Calloway
The mouse is a very useful tool. We click on pull-down menus, graphical interfaces and icons to choose from among literally thousands of options. But there are many operations we…
Law Practice Tips
A Nifty Tweak for MS Word
By Jim Calloway
I'll admit to being a proud WordPerfect user. But I know many of you readers now use MS Word. When I used Word, one of the things I didn't like…
The Trademark Blog
Edelman on Dell and Claria
Ben Edelman on Dell's seeming paradoxical behavior of assisting computer users to remove adware, while simulataneoulsy advertising on Claria (Gator).