Don’t be surprised to hear me say I love OneNote 2007. I was never a big fan of OneNote 2003 because of the fact that ink felt like an afterthought. But I am really digging 2007. Great improvements and it looks and feels a lot more polished. I never really saw TEO and OneNote as [...]
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Spam on Handango Sucks
This is driving me nuts. TEO, while still relatively new on Handango, would be on the front page when sorted by Best Selling if it wasn’t for a bunch of off-topic and obviously “spam” listings that have bumped it off the first page. (52 nice fonts, betting exchange ebook trading method, language learning, web site [...]
Oh yeah, I support my software!
With all the great posts I’ve seen around TEO 3.0, I was a little surprised (pleasantly) to see Rick Segal center his post around my customer support. I’m glad that it’s noticed because I do try really hard to have a good relationship with my customers and provide one-on-one support. By the way, I am [...]
TEO 3.0 Released!
It’s really here! Tablet Enhancements for Outlook 3.0 is released and available for purchase. I know I didn’t get a chance to post about it on my blog yesterday because I kinda did an “extended launch”. Basically I released the product before the web site was completely done. Why? Well for one, the software is [...]
Second place just means you’re the best loser
Okay so I didn’t win the Student Tablet PC‘s banner contest. I am a little bummed because I worked on this amazing piece of art for a month. But the winner looks great! Looking forward to the new site!
Now I know how Nicole Miller feels
Wow what a blatant rip off of TEO’s mapping feature. Even the UI is nearly identical. In a rare misstep though, Microsoft really made this look ugly. That’s not typical of a Microsoft product but this is an ugly rip-off of TEO’s mapping capability. I’m not too thrilled right now. I’d much rather they bought [...]
Ultramobile PC? Why not Origami?
Here’s an interesting question. With all the criticism Microsoft is always taking for their arcane, overly descriptive, hard to market names (instead of something simple like Tablet Enhancements for Outlook , why would they decide to call the new ultramobile pc’s by that name instead of the code name which as we all know was [...]
Why Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) is the best thing to happen to Tablet PC’s
I’ve finally gotten around to actually playing with Windows Presentation Foundation in Visual Studio and I’m really blown away by the capabilities. As a GUI guy, I can totally appreciate all the work they’ve put into this framework and I am relieved to see most of the problems with GDI+/Windows Forms being addressed. WPF will [...]
Ink Gestures for Microsoft Word now available
I gotta hand it to Loren Heiny of Jumping Minds software. This is just a very natural, no brainer. The ability to use commonly used proofreading gestures to edit Word documents and email messages makes perfect sense on the Tablet PC and he’s executed it very well. Like me with TEO, Loren discovered the hard [...]
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