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Nice recognition for a great ISV: Rick Segal points out what many Tablet PC owners who use Outlook have already discovered - that Josh Einstein, developer of Tablet Enhancements for Outlook TEO, demonstrates so much about how to do software right with his product and his approach to customer support. Einstein Technologies released the long-awaited...; Tags: Josh Einstein, tablet, TEO 3.0; Blog posts 2006-07-22

What's in your Tablet PC?: Fellow Tablet PC MVP and GottaBeMobile.com contributor Warner Crocker wants to know what software applications you consider essential on a Tablet PC or UMPC. Hes posted his list here. My list has some overlap with Warners but diverges a bit based on the different ways he and I use the...; Tags: Windows, Vista, Utilities and Add-Ins, Tablet PCs, Software, Productivity, Mobility, Microsoft Office, Hardware; Blog posts 2007-05-03
Much ado about Acrobat 8: Much ado about Acrobat 8Many low cost PDF alternativesI stopped using Acrobat about a year ago. Personally I am using TIFF and PDF a lot more in my work. Acrobate and Adobe may just be loosing business by being so careful to keep from being ripped off. Just Google "free...; Tags: Adobe Acrobat, Adobe PDF; Discussion threads 2006-09-18
Latest Tablet PC podcast now online: OnTheRun with Tablet PCs show #21 is now online. The big discussion this week with my podcast partner James Kendrick is about the wave of negative reviews written so far about the UMPC aka Origami devices. Are the complaints legitimate or are the reviewers just not getting it? We...; Tags: tablet, tablet PC, Tracy Hooten; Blog posts 2006-05-08

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