I posted a little while back about the very cool Outlook Connector that lets you access a hotmail account within Outlook All in all i’ve been pretty pleased with it. I read somewhere recently it was no longer a beta so planned to upgrade to the “proper” version A couple of days ago i opened
Month: September 2007
My Bad Customer Service Experience
I still haven’t played Halo 3 š Reason being i don’t have a tv to play it on. The whole experience of getting it repaired has been terrible. After Susanne’s recent customer experience post i thought i share as well I was told that an enginner would visit theĀ house, if he couldn’t repair it they’d
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The grand unboxing
Humour me pleaseĀ I don’t normally worry about the packaging on stuff i buy. Usually it’s just in the way of something i want! But Halo 3 legendary edition is different (especially since it’s a lot of wedge for a game!) so i took my time and took pics as i opened it all up
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Halo 3 Torture
As i’m sure your aware a certain first person shooter is in the shops now My shiny copy of the legendary edition should be waiting for me when i get home. I have a problem though….my tv is away for repair They have had it far longer than i was expecting and even after ringing
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Outlook 2003, faulting module outllib.dll in Windows XP
I got a call today where one of our clients was unable toĀ open Outlook (2003) She would open it and get the standard “we’re sorry butĀ Outlook needs to close” error. She would restart and unless she went into safe mode it would just keep doing the same thing The event log entry basically said “faulting
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The good part of the job
We finished a new SBS install a little while back. We gave them a few weeks to “bed in” after the transition to SBS 2003 with the intention of going back a few weeks later and going over some of their new features and capabilities. Since then the client has had a very busy schedule
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Access 2003 & blank drop down list after installing SP3
I was at a customers site today when i had an Access database presented to me “Where has all the data gone?!”Ā When attempting to select a value in a drop down (combo) the list appeared empty. If you selected an item the field value was updated correctly. I found this a little wierd and
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Technet Event -Manchester -September 20th 2007
Yesterday was a very gruelling day, i left the house at 06:00 and arrived backĀ home at 23:45 after driving a few hundred milesĀ just so i could attend the Windows 2008 & Virtualisation technet event! The day was well worth the trip though. (Richard has already blogged about this so go check that out as it’s
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Listen to the wife
Further to my previous post…..i was wrong It’s not a calculator at all, just a card reader! Doh!
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Little ideas
We use internet banking heavily at home. I can understand how people can get nervous about it though as you just have a user name and password protecting all your money (or lack of it)! The picture that i’ve attached is something we got from Natwest a couple of weeks ago. Basically it’s a calculator