One of the more interesting developments in online news over the past year has been the rapid adoption of conversational media tools – e.g. blogs, RSS and podcasting – by the traditional mainstream media.
Outside In – Site Design from the Customer’s Perspective
How do you create a site that works? You can read a stack of books on HTML and still get it all wrong – this happens time and again.
Talking to the outside world in Excel 2003
Being able to code C# with Excel 2003 is great fun but now its time for something a bit more useful.
This next code sample shows how to connect to the internet inside of Excel. The idea is when the workbook opens the code behind the workbook searches for quotes on NASDAQ and then populates the spreadsheet with the data. You can imagine you could have a spreadsheet full of data which is retrieved from data sources on company servers and internet sources etc. As you can see coding for excel in C# allows you to leverage your C# skills and re-use them in the world of Excel spreadsheets.
Are You an Entrepreneur Who’s Not Afraid to Think Outside the Box and Make Some Money?
“It’s called Companion Air,” my client Sarita bubbled. She wants to take a trip and doesn’t want to leave Rudy, her dog, at home. So there she is, with lots of money and time, staying home.
How To Clean Your Computer Inside and Outside
Clean The Outside Of Your Computer:
Customers DO Exist Outside of Cyberspace!
This one statement might not mean much — if anything — to you until you actually try promoting your business in the ‘real world’. I know it didn’t mean anything to me; for years I heard ‘experts’ repeatedly say that the one thing online marketers neglected was the offline market.
Fair Measures Corporation: A Case Study In Online “Thinking Outside The Box”
Fair Measures Corporation is a nationally recognized management training company made up of attorneys and professional speakers. They consult with companies such as Oracle, Sun and Cisco around preventing employee lawsuits by treating employees with respect. Their Web site, at http://www.FairMeasures.com/ contains over 500 pages of free in-depth legal information and analysis, provided for both employers and employees. It includes a monthly e-newsletter, and an “Ask the Lawyers” page where visitors can post additional questions. The site attracts frequent media attention, and has been featured in “HR Magazine”.