Archives: 2006 October

Very useful information: Using Image and File Attachments « WordPress Codex
Example: This post includes a link to a file that’s available for public download: SCHRAG’s Five P’s of Computer Network Management

Personally, I don’t see what’s so bad about Internet Explorer. But if you’re a real anti-IE type and want to see what’s up with Firefox 2.0, here’s a review from ZDNet.

I’ve created a page to help you get started reading this blog. Unlike a post, a page is always easily accessible from the blog’s home page.

Small businesses in areas without access to cable or DSL might have a cool new option soon. CRN reports that SonicWALL is set to release a firewall / router that uses high-speed mobile networks for Internet connectivity. What’s unclear at this point is whether the mobile carriers (Verizon and Sprint) have signed on. The carriers’ contracts [...]

I was seriously considering going with Sprint when my VZW contract expires next March. Perhaps the landscape will change significantly by then.
Link to Analysis: Sprint Faces Long Recovery, Possible Buyout - VARBusiness

If you are using Microsoft Outlook 2003 in combination with your company’s Exchange server and you are having trouble sending and receiving mail, or if you can only send and receive mail by clicking the Send/Receive button, you may not be connected to Exchange. Look in the lower-right corner of the Outlook window. Do you [...]

I can’t imagine living without a password manager. It’s a simple database of account names and passwords that itself is password-protected with a single password. There are dozens of password managers out there. The one I use, and have been using for years, is a freeware program called Whisper 32. I have an icon in [...]

Well, I’ve done it. After years of resisting, I’ve gone and created a blog. I’m hoping that this will enable and motivate me to publish my ideas more frequently. My other outlet, The Schragazine, has been popular. But I haven’t had the time and energy to publish an issue for over six months.
My goal is to [...]