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David and Richard from the NxtGen User Group interviewed me and several members of the team a few weeks back at our Reading office and the first of these in now live. I met the guys following a Vista session I did at the recent Microsoft MVP event in Reading and we decided to follow-up with a series of interviews so expect to see more from the team over the next week or so.
Needless to say, mine was a bit of a ramble and light on technology but lots of fun nonetheless. I actually really like the transcript - it makes me sound much funnier than I am. Which isn't hard granted...and do I really say "so" that much? I've been trying to cut it from my vocabulary but clearly must try harder.
Read the transcript
Listen to the ramble (MP3: 34mb)
I met up with Hugh MacLeod of GapingVoid last friday for breakfast and to shoot the breeze and did an interview with him too. Expect to see that one soon and I'll be turning the camera on Hugh too!
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Anonymous
November 05, 2006
Dear Steve, No finer analogy, "Greek to me!" Hope you can help me. Came home from vacation and found that my e-mails delete automatically after i read them which means that I can't save anything, which means that i have to print that which i need to keep on, which defeats the purpose of the internet. i'm 77 years old (young 77), and am miserable with this problem. In the right hand side, almost to corner, it says, "filter applied". might this be the problem? How did it get there? Can you and will you help me? As what I know about computers, one could put in a thimble. Norma Assante stnorma@optonline.netAnonymous
November 05, 2006
which email sofwtare are you using Norma?