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Category Archives: software
RSS – Consumer Indegestion
As well as problems generating my own RSS feeds, I’ve been banging my head against the Adobe brick wall as far as consuming RSS is concerned. Dreamweaver8 is my weapon of choice for development (so shoot me), and I tried … Continue reading
Browser Wars or Spoiled For Choice?
Two new browsers have launched in the same week. As Olly says, it’s a bit like London Buses. First a drought, and then they all come at once. Firefox 2 – first impressions As a regular user of FF1.5, I … Continue reading
Microformats Extension for Dreamweaver8
Having downloaded Brian Suda’s Microformat Cheat Sheet, I had been methodically adding XFN and hCard info to previous blog posts by messing under the hood in split/code view. All very tedious. As I added similar stuff for the nth time, … Continue reading
Posted in development, microformats, software
Tagged Dreamweaver8, Drew McLellan, hCal, hCard, microformats, XFN
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SharePoint & Enjoy
No, not the slogan from the Marketing Division of Sirius Cybernetics Corp… I was at a Microsoft SharePoint 2007 demo today. We were treated to lots of glossy PowerPoint slides and a stand-alone demo, but it all flashed by pretty … Continue reading