Category:
Programming
Posted by
Al Harlow
on
2/17/2008 6:00:28 PM.
Cyber wars are now being waged by 120 countries, according to a new report published by McAfee. The report was created in association with NATO, the FBI and the Serious Organised Crime Agency. Dr. Ian Brown of Oxford University, it's co-author, says "The means to carry out 'cyber-warfare' have been under development for years. Now is the first time that we are seeing states flex their muscles." Electronic assaults on private and government sites are likely to become common. China is the biggest ...
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Category:
Misc
Posted by
Mike Kovacic
on
2/12/2008 2:31:51 PM.
Mail templates can help ease the burden of mail messages that you write over and over because you don’t know a better way of doing it or more to the point Microsoft does not make it easily apparent to the user. I will explain the next two sections the techniques for creating and using mail templates.
Creating an Email Template
First create an email message that you would like to use again. Then depending on which version of outlook you are usi...
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Category:
Misc
Posted by
Al Harlow
on
2/12/2008 11:13:55 AM.
As a matter of choice, I'm the only one in the office using Vista. Even though everyone here thinks I'm nuts to be on the bleeding edge all the time, I'm still insisting on not going back to XP. Although at times, no doubt I've wondered what Microsoft was thinking when they released such an under-tested, buggy product?
But being a Guinea pig is part of the job, I suppose, as a Microsoft partner. Right? At least, that's what Microsoft seems to think.
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Category:
Programming
Posted by
Edwin Burns
on
2/6/2008 11:15:32 AM.
At iNamics we do a lot of asp.net programming. Most of our clients use some sort
of drop down state list. Normally the drop down state list is simple enough. In
this blog I am going to include simple copy and paste code for asp.net drop down
state list and state list validations. Click Read more to find out how to do asp.net
state lists. If you have any questions feel free to Contact
iNamics
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Category:
SEO
Posted by
Edwin Burns
on
2/1/2008 4:12:53 PM.
Any SEO will tell you that Google uses page rank to determine page importance. Today however, I question the fairness of Google page rank. Take a minute and go to the following site Alexa traffic ranking. You will see the top 20 websites based on traffic. As of today Yahoo is ranked number 1 and Live.com is ranked number 4.
Logic would suggest that a page with the most traffic would receive a Google Page Rank of 10. Not ...
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