Monthly Archives: October 2006

Now That’s Not What I Expected

I’ve been checking out the excellent UltraMon on Windows Vista, which provides some cool hacks for multiple displays under Windows. One of the excellent hacks is the ability to assign a hotkey that moves an application between screens – when … Continue reading

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Access Gateway vs. Secure Gateway Part 1: A Case of Mistaken Identity

Before I go into what I actually want to talk about, here’s a high level overview of the differences (and similarities) between the Access Gateway and Secure Gateway: Feature Secure Gateway Access Gateway Now that we’ve got that out of … Continue reading

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Better Together: Networking Scenarios with Vista and Longhorn Server

Ian Hameroff has put together a great webcast on the networking features of Windows Vista and Longhorn Server, and as you might expect from the title, how they work when the Longhorn client and server versions are teamed together. The … Continue reading

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Microsoftricity SoftGrid

I passed the exam for the Softricity Certified Professional exam back in March (2006) and then not long after that Microsoft snapped up Softricity. That essentially meant that until today, we’ve not been able to push the SoftGrid product to … Continue reading

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Access Gateway 4.5 / Access Gateway Advanced 4.5 Released

According to Sam Johnston, Access Gateway and Access Gateway Advanced Edition (Access Gateway with Advanced Access Control) 4.5 have been released as of last Friday 13th October. Check out Sam’s post for an excellent description of what to expect of … Continue reading

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