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More complete PDC09 downloader-renamer

November 24th, 2009 · No Comments · Development Toolbox, Technology

First of all, I want to thank Mike Swanson (@anyware) for his original work (e.g. for MIX09 and also for PDC09). Good stuff. That being said, I noticed that there were posted sessions missing–six altogether–from the 11/19/2009-dated batch files here; so, I thought I’d post my “fix”: PDC09DownloaderCSR.zip PDC09RenamerCSR.zip It may be worth noting that [...]

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Adobe LiveCycle ES2

October 5th, 2009 · No Comments · Adobe, Inspiration, LiveCycle, RIA, Smart clients, Technology

If you’re at the Adobe MAX conference this week, then you already know: Adobe LiveCycle Enterprise Suite 2 has launched. And judging by the attendance at the pre-conference session on LiveCycle, there’s significant interest in building user-centric applications in the enterprise–exactly what LiveCycle ES2 is designed to unleash! As you will see on the main [...]

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Hotmail…DAV no more

September 8th, 2009 · No Comments · Technology

This is a public service announcement concerning Hotmail (aka Windows Live Mail) access from Microsoft Outlook. If you recall your Hotmail account working just fine from within Outlook not too long ago, but you’re running into the following error (e.g. after hitting F9), this post may be helpful: Task ‘********@hotmail.com: Folder:Inbox Synchronizing headers.’ reported error [...]

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Silverlight 3

July 10th, 2009 · No Comments · Development Toolbox, Smart clients, Technology

Today Silverlight 3 officially launched; so, I decided to cut-over to v3 from v2. Here’s what worked for me: Ensure that all browsers are closed before proceeding. Open the Control Panel to begin uninstalling older Silverlight 2-related software. Select “Microsoft Silverlight Tools for Visual Studio 2008 SP1 – ENU” and uninstall the older IDE integration. [...]

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Documentum RESTful Services EAP

July 1st, 2009 · 2 Comments · Content management

Today I’m pleased to announce a new Early Access Program (EAP) for a new RESTful HTTP-based interface to the EMC Documentum ECM Platform called Documentum RESTful Services. The engineering team has been hard at work on this and is looking forward to sharing the first early access release (EA1) with you via a community site [...]

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