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Microsoft acquires Onfolio - great for IE users

Microsoft acquires Onfolio - great for IE usersNice business moveThis is a great business move that will ultimately be beneficial for most all users where used in the ad based model.

Tags: Web browsers, Onfolio, business move, IE Users, Microsoft Internet Explorer, Microsoft Corp.

Discussion threads 2006-03-08

Microsoft acquires Onfolio - great for IE users

Onfolio is a terrific product that added a sidebar to both Internet Explorer or Firefox and also functioned as a standalone desktop application. Using Onfolio, it was possible to subscribe to and organize RSS feeds, grab content, pages, or even entire sites from the web, add content from e-mails and...

Tags: Onfolio

Blog posts 2006-03-08

New Windows Live releases - including Search and Toolbar betas

Microsoft is releasing a series of new products at ETech. They include Windows Live Search Beta, Windows Live Toolbar Beta including announcing the acquisition of Onfolio, and the next version of Live.com. Here is an early peek at the new features, from Microsoft: Windows Live Search:...

Tags: Microsoft Windows Live, Onfolio

Blog posts 2006-03-07

Managed Code Speeds Development of Internet Research Tool

Onfolio was founded with a vision: to empower Internet users with software for collecting, organizing, and sharing information found online. Onfolio wanted to develop a research tool integrated with Microsoft Internet Explorer. Onfolio rejected the conventional choice of unmanaged code for developing this tool, and instead developed it primarily in...

Tags: Managed Code, Onfolio, Tool, Productivity, Internet, C#, Programming Languages, Software Development, Software/Web Development

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Your turn: Readers choose their 10 favorite Windows programs

Two weeks ago, I published a list of my 10 favorite Windows programs of all time. The response was overwhelming and refreshingly enthusiastic. As the title made clear, that list reflected my personal preferences; I certainly don't expect all my choices to be essential for every Windows...

Tags: Program, Microsoft Office OneNote 2003, List, Requirement, System, Screen Shot, Quick Macros, Microsoft Windows, Operating Systems, Software, Ed Bott

Blog posts 2008-03-20

Writer is Microsoft's first Live killer app

Recent murmurs of discontent were beginning to suggest the Windows Live project had stalled in a state of paralysis. Today's release of Windows Live Writer shows it is still very much alive. Despite a deceptively simple appearance,Everything is there to make Live Writer the default editor of choice for...

Tags: blog, Live Writer

Blog posts 2006-08-14

Windows Live Toolbar

Windows Live Toolbar 3 invites you to festoon your Internet Explorer browser with icons linking to handpicked plug-ins. As part of Microsoft's rebranding efforts for its free Web-based tools, this tool replaces the MSN Toolbar. Unlike the Firefox-, Mac-, and Linux-friendly toolbars from Yahoo and Google, Windows Live Toolbar works...

Tags: Web browsers, Operating systems, Microsoft Windows Live, toolbar, Microsoft Windows, Windows Live Toolbar, Microsoft Internet Explorer, Windows Live Toolbar 3

Product reviews 2006-07-28

OnTheRun with Tablet PCs show #26

Listen here ( MP3, 22.7 MB, 66 minutes) or Subscribe to the show with this link RSS James Kendrick and I are back with show #26! Listener Jonas Knipper from Germany sent...

Tags: JOnAS

Blog posts 2006-07-23

Google Notebook - who should be worried?

Google Notebook - who should be worried?Looks goodyeah,I agree it could be a major competitor to onfolio which is what i use right now. I love onfolio, but my major gripe is that all everything is saved locally, not in the cloud which is what this goog will be doing.MSFT...

Tags: Notebooks, Google Inc., notebook

Discussion threads 2006-05-12

Google Notebook - who should be worried?

Google Press Day 2006 has come and gone and, having had a day to think about the announcements made at the event and to read some commentary, it occurs to me that the most interesting announcement just might be Google Notebook. Why? Two reasons actually.First, this product bears a Google...

Tags: Google Inc., notebook

Blog posts 2006-05-12

Microsoft's CTO envisions a Web-savvy clipboard

Microsoft's CTO envisions a Web-savvy clipboardmore M$ silly 'innovations'Who cares about that silly clipboard when you can experience the Linux freedom and choose a non M$ standard?Microsoft's CTO envisions a Web-savvy clipboardYet another useful product from Microsoft. Keeping track of information between different sites has been a chore,...

Tags: Channel management, Linux, Strategy, Onfolio Inc., Microsoft Corp., Web

Discussion threads 2006-03-07

Redmond RSS: Death knell to Atom? Birth of an 'open' era for Microsoft?

Redmond RSS: Death knell to Atom? Birth of an 'open' era for Microsoft?There is a standard key stroke! Ctrl+TABAlt+tab is standard in windows for switching between windows, while Ctrl+Tab is standard in windows for switching between child windows within a window, such as tabs within firefox! How can you...

Tags: Construction, Web browsers, RSS, Operating systems, Alt+Tab, Microsoft Corp., Redmond RSS, Death Knell, window, Alt-Tab

Discussion threads 2005-06-24

Software start-up mines Explorer niche

Software start-up mines Explorer nicheShould be using MozillaThis concept is kind of weak considering everyone will be using linux in a few years. Making IE plugins that you have to pay for is old school.Nice try, but...This thing is a pretty neat bookmark manager. They seem to have...

Tags: UNIX, Operating systems, OPEN SOURCE, Web browsers, RSS, Linux User, Linux, Mozilla Corp., Web browser, software, Microsoft Corp.

Discussion threads 2004-03-15