David Ornstein's WebLogI'm a Lead Program Manager in the Digital Documents group at Microsoft; we're part of the Windows team.ClearContext - more email overload help- October 17, 2004 OK. I'll admit it. I'm an Outlook tools junkie. Partly it's because of the firehose pointed at my inbox and because I need every bit of help I can get to prevent it from overflowing. I've run across another candidate: ClearContext. The main thing this seems to have going for it is that it will order everything in your inbox based on priority as determined by sender, your level of participaiton in the thread, etc. I'm a bit skeptical, but I'm...http://blogs.msdn.com/dornstein/archive/2004/10/17/243622.aspx Another example of using WikiTalk: page visit breadcrumbs in FlexWiki- October 8, 2004 I have now documented the recent checkin supporting "Visitor Events". These are WikiTalk-accessible objects that can be used to show a history of the pages visited by a user during their session at a FlexWiki site. Ive also incorporated this into the standard page borders on http:www.flexwiki.com, so you can see it in action. A more detailed explanation is here: http:www.flexwiki.comdefault.aspxFlexWiki.VisitorEventDemohttp://blogs.msdn.com/dornstein/archive/2004/10/08/239832.aspx FlexWiki customizable borders now well-documented- October 3, 2004 I finally go around to writing up some solid documentation describing all the ways that that the borders on a FlexWiki page can be customized.http://blogs.msdn.com/dornstein/archive/2004/10/02/237120.aspx OK, time to drive to a SolidRelease- October 2, 2004 Now that FlexWiki has moved back into gear after the release to SourceForge last week, it's time to gather round and drive FlexWiki to a SolidRelease. What do I mean by that Well, there are lots of bug reports and lots of features that people have been requesting for a while now. I want to gather together interested developers and do something about that backlog: fix the important bugs and get some of the features in, too. Partly this is just to get a SolidRelease..http://blogs.msdn.com/dornstein/archive/2004/10/02/237052.aspx |