Archives for September 2004

Outlook / Disabled Items / Resiliency

In my previous post I talked about the nightmare I was having trying to get TEO 2.0 to load on a customer’s machine. This happened to more than one person and I couldn’t figure out why or even fix it until I stumbled across the fact that installing it on another user account and choosing [...]

Support is hard work…

After releasing TEO 2.0 on Monday, hundreds of people rushed to the site to download the software. This may not seem like a lot but to a small one person shareware operation, it is. I love the fact that it is so popular, but unfortunately like all software, not every install goes as smoothly as [...]

TEO 2.0 Released

Today I released Tablet Enhancements for Outlook 2.0 to the public. Hopefully it will be popular among the Tablet PC community. Some of the new features include: Save your handwriting. No more conversion to text required. Integration with Outlook’s standard New Item behavior. Makes a dedicated toolbar unnecessary though these override options can be configured [...]

TEO 2.0 Enters the Release Candidate Stage

Over the weekend, TEO 2.0 became feature complete. Most of the known bugs are fixed. The only ones that are not are minor issues that I can’t fix without Microsoft’s help. Hopefully they will be responsive. I am very happy with the way this product turned out. It’s really improved the quality and quantity of [...]