Archives for September 25th, 2006

Office 2003 and Office 2007 Toolbar/Ribbon Size Comparison

I had been wondering for quite some time what the actual size difference was between the Office 2007 Ribbon and the Office 2003 toolbars. There is no better way to do the comparison than to put the two side-by-side.

September 25th, 2006
Office 2003 and Office 2007 Toolbar/Ribbon Size Comparison

CyberWare: Virtual Dimension Adds Virtual Desktops To Windows

Virtual desktops seem to be a must for any operating system because they allow you to reduce the clutter that you see on the screen. I have never even seen a distribution of Linux that doesn't come with virtual desktops built-in.

September 25th, 2006
CyberWare: Virtual Dimension Adds Virtual Desktops To Windows

New York Times Reader Available For Windows XP/Vista

If you are a frequent reader of the New York Times online then you may enjoy reading the news using the Times Reader. It formats the article similar to a newspaper with the ability to scale the font and images to the size of the window.

September 25th, 2006
New York Times Reader Available For Windows XP/Vista

Folder Guide Gives You Easy Access To Your Favorite Folders

Folder Guide is a great little freeware application that will let you customize a list of folders to place in your right-click context menu that is displayed in Windows Explorer. If you are constantly navigating around Windows Explorer then I am sure you'll find this extension useful.

September 25th, 2006
Folder Guide Gives You Easy Access To Your Favorite Folders

More "Spiritual" Startup Sound In Windows Vista?

I think by now we are all used to the Windows startup sound and you could probably pinpoint it no matter how crappy the speakers were that it was playing out of. Microsoft might be changing things up a little bit by providing a new more "spiritual" startup sound in Windows Vista.

September 25th, 2006
More "Spiritual" Startup Sound In Windows Vista?

CyberNotes: 160 Megapixel Seitz 6×17 Digital Camera

If you thought you were staying on top of technology with your 5-8 Megapixel camera, take a look at the camera the Swiss company Seitz has developed.  The Seitz 6X17 Digital scanning camera creates pictures at a whopping 160 megapixels.

September 25th, 2006
CyberNotes: 160 Megapixel Seitz 6×17 Digital Camera