Jeffrey Wall's WebLogThis blog is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.More communication history articles- May 17, 2004 ... all of your personal and business communications - from email and instant messages to phone calls and faxes - will reside in a single central location http:www.pcadvisor.co.ukindex.cfmgo=news.print&news=3939 Apparently from a central location, you'll be able to sort and filter messages by various themes such as name of sender or date of conversation http:www.theinquirer.netarticle=15743http://blogs.msdn.com/jeffrey_wall/archive/2004/05/17/133708.aspx Sort communications by person- May 6, 2004 From: http:www.pcworld.comnewsarticle0,aid,116005,00.asp Future OS will track all your contacts regardless of the type of communication Chief among Longhorn's capabilities is a communications history from which you can manage everything, says Paul Erickson, development manager for Windows communications. From this central location, you'll be able to sort and filter messages by various themes such as name of sender or date of conversation, he says. For example, every time you get an e-mail from..http://blogs.msdn.com/jeffrey_wall/archive/2004/05/06/127298.aspx Communication History RSS Longhorn sample- May 5, 2004 The communication history team build a small sample RSS application for the WinHec build. For each entry in the RSS feed the sample creates a Message WinFS item that appears in communication history. http:longhorn.msdn.microsoft.comlhsdksampledocsdesktopprogrammingshell_connect_commhistoryrss.aspxhttp://blogs.msdn.com/jeffrey_wall/archive/2004/05/05/126836.aspx Communication History integrated with caller ID- May 5, 2004 http:www.microsoft.compresspassfeatures2004may0405-03WinHec.asp In addition to the hardware, the software was integrated with the process so that users could get rich caller information such as their communications history with the caller (for example, via a pop-up window on-screen with all the voicemail and e-mail history from that person), based on the caller ID. While some of the elements themselves weren't new, "Athens" was unique in bringing together the software, hardware, peripherals and.http://blogs.msdn.com/jeffrey_wall/archive/2004/05/05/126831.aspx Communication History at WinHec questions- May 5, 2004 The dev manager on my team did a presentation at WinHec today. The presentation covered some of the work that we are doing around the communications experience in Longhorn. In the Q&A there were some good questions asked about Communication History that were well answered... Q: Given the functionality around Communication History, how does this relate to Outlook and Outlook Express A: First and foremost, we are providing a platform for communication applications to write to a...http://blogs.msdn.com/jeffrey_wall/archive/2004/05/05/126638.aspx |