Day: December 9, 2004

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Daytona Raceways

Posted on by Martin Hipfinger

schon früher war ich stark verleitet, mich dem kart fieber hinzugeben; mein damaliger freundeskreis investierte viel geld – genau das schreckte mich ab; mit dem hintergedanken “lieber gar nicht anfangen und geld sparen” ging die zeit an mir vorüber.

heute kam ich eigentlich gar nicht aus – eine projektfeier fand in der österreichs modernster kartsporthalle
Daytona Raceways
statt. es hat mir leider gut gefallen, obwohl ich ziemlich schlecht war; meine beste rundenzeit: 65.85 (zum vergleich: ein arbeitskollege schaffte 61.11, der jahresrekord der strecke liegt bei 49,00 [wie geht das?])
hier würden nur zwei dinge helfen: rundentechnik verbessern und kampfgewicht abbauen 😐
maxx – wir müssen üben gehen

Feed on Feeds 0.1.8

Posted on by Martin Hipfinger

endlich! mein liebster rss-reader steht in einer neuen version zur verfügung; neben dem upgrade zu MagpieRSS 0.7 wurden ein paar kleinere erweiterungen eingebaut – wie zum beispiel die “old-to-new” ansicht

das killer feature “show-only-interesting-articles” fehlt mir noch; ich komme bei meinen 119 feeds welche ich zur zeit lese teilweise ganz schön ins schwitzen – aber mir scheint, das wird es nicht so schnell geben 🙂

Office 2003/XP Add-in: Remove Hidden Data

Posted on by Martin Hipfinger

With this add-in you can permanently remove hidden and collaboration data, such as change tracking and comments, from Word 2003/XP, Excel 2003/XP, and PowerPoint 2003/XP files.

When you distribute an Office document electronically, the document might contain information that you do not want to share publicly, such as information you’ve designated as “hidden” or information that allows you to collaborate on writing and editing the document with others.

The Remove Hidden Data add-in is a tool that you can use to remove personal or hidden data that might not be immediately apparent when you view the document in your Microsoft Office application.

rhdtool.exe

IBM Lotus Notes and Domino licensing

Posted on by Martin Hipfinger

IBM Lotus Notes and IBM Lotus Domino software delivers enterprise-grade collaboration capabilities, across a wide range of uses and applications. It can be deployed as core e-mail and enterprise scheduling infrastructure, as a custom application platform, or both. This extensive breadth of uses also creates a wide array of deployment scenarios. The Notes and Domino licensing model supports all of these scenarios, in ways that make it easy to acquire and deploy.

Client/server licensing
Server options Client options Domino Express offerings priced per user CEO bundles Domino Utility Server Express Domino Utility Server

via IBM

Lotus Domino 6/6.5: Operating Fundamentals

Posted on by Martin Hipfinger

If you are new to Domino administration, here is a self-paced, e-learning tutorial to help you get started. Introduction to Administering IBM Lotus Domino 6/6.5: Operating Fundamentals introduces you to basic concepts that provide the foundation for Lotus Domino and Lotus Notes.

This tutorial includes a subset of the topics from the Lotus Education offering Administering IBM Lotus Domino 6/6.5: Operating Fundamentals, E-learning Edition: Self Paced (ND755) edition and Instructor Led, Classroom (ND750) edition. The full offering is available for a fee from various Education Centers for IBM Software.

As a prerequisite to taking this tutorial, it is strongly recommended that you have a basic understanding of and hands-on experience using IBM Lotus Notes 6.

überarbeitete version: Lotus Education On Demand: Introduction to Administering IBM Lotus Domino 6/6.5: Operating Fundamentals