Randomly browsing the Internet yesterday brought me to a interesting post – a free beta exam. This was posted up on the Channel 8, a students community supported by Microsoft. So I took up the challenge, and signed up for the exam that’s on today. With one night’s preparation time, I wanted to see how [...]
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Today I decided to upgrade my Vista Ultimate to Service Pack 1, Release Candidate 1. After spending a few hours downloading the required files, it soon started install. When Windows Update reports to have successfully installed the update and promoted me to restart, I did so immediately. Doing what Windows always do, it takes its [...]
Windows taskbar is the strip of icons, usually at the bottom of the screen, that contains the start menu button and an area where windows minimise to. This is a unique feature to Microsoft Windows, and it has been there for over 10 years ever since Windows 95. It is clear that that this user [...]
I had a great time at the Windows Server 2008 Hosting Roadshow in Sydney today. Since this event was quite fully booked out, I was actually quite lucky to be able to register for this event. Perhaps it was the Melbourne Cup? Thanks to the Philip Meyer and Jorke Odolphi, I had the chance to [...]