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Wired, with the help of users on the VR-Zone forums, has uncovered a simple way to get high-quality uploaded videos to display in 1280×720–also known as 720p. YouTube has long been expected to roll out high-definition video playback, and t…
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If you install Autodesk Inventor on Windows Vista, you’ll need to know what user rights you need not only to install it, but to register it and run it.
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My comment on article below: I don’t know about the article below. I find myself wondering how much more I would know and how much more capable I would be if I had access to the internet and fantastic tools like 4 core computers when I was a k…
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I’ve been a Windows Live FolderShare user for a while now. And I’ve blogged about FolderShare before too. I rely heavily on its PC-to-PC sync over the internet for important files I need access to. No matter where I am (as long as I’m connected to the web) – my PCs are syncing together. In a post on their blog today, the FolderShare Team is announcing some pretty big and exciting changes to Windows Live FolderShare with some important notes for existing users. Windows Live FolderShare is essentially being “retired”. Replacing it will be Windows Live Sync. As the FolderShare Team explains on their blog – you can think of Windows Live Sync as FolderShare 2.0.
Windows Live Sync will offer many of the same great features seen in Windows Live FolderShare today, but offer several improvements over Windows Live FolderShare I think folks will enjoy:
More folders and files: Sync up to 20 folders with 20,000 files each
Integration with Windows Live ID
Integration with the Recycle Bin - no more separate Trash folder to fiddle with
New client versions for both Windows and Mac
Unicode support (sync files in other languages)
Windows Live Sync is scheduled to go live in December at sync.live.com and will also be part of Windows Live Photo Gallery for photo album sync between PCs.
Once Windows Live Sync goes live, FolderShare will be retired. Existing FolderShare users will be required to upgrade to the new Sync client for their PCs which will automatically rebuild their Personal Libraries.
IMPORTANT: Windows Live Sync will be unable to rebuild your Shared Libraries. Before FolderShare is retired, you should take note of your currently Shared Folders so you can re-create them in Sync.
I look forward to the Windows Live Sync release!
Written by Brandon LeBlanc on November 20th, 2008 with comments disabled.
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I’ve been a Windows Live FolderShare user for a while now. And I’ve blogged about FolderShare before too. I rely heavily on its PC-to-PC sync over the internet for important files I need access to. No matter where I am (as long as I’m Read More……(read more)
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If you are able to connect to your remote windows machine but out of a sudden you fail to connect to the remote machine, this is post is the solution for you. However if it has never been working all the while, you should google it and it probably due…
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You can create a XPS format document in Windows Vista without the need of Office or any other software. In other words, Windows supports XPS format by default. To create a XPS document in Windows Vista, type anything in Notepad or WordPad, and follow t…
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Samsung on Wednesday night said it has begun mass-producing 256GB solid-state drives. This size tops the largest-capacity SSDs found in laptops today. Samsung currently offers 64GB and 128GB SSDs for laptops. The new 256GB drives are faster too, …
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When it comes to fixing a certain part such as perhaps a PC video card, there is no doubt that they are getting cheaper as video card vendors are slowly coming out with new ones today. While many would consider buying a new video card, trying to make do with old ones (assuming they are [...]
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See the email below my comment (in blue) My comment: it seems that MS is changing some things with foldershare, a program that they bought from ByteTaxi a few years ago. I used this program right from the very start before microsoft bought it….
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