Tuesday, January 25. 2005
In an effort to make the Windows OS platform more useable...
In an effort to make Windows more useable (or at least as useable as Linux 
) -- I did track down some interesting Windows pages from PCWorld, including tips on customizing the Windows Menus, some nice free add-ons, as well as some pain-free tweaks.
Also, for those who are interested in WindowsXP hacks, I would recommend O'Reilly's book: Windows XP Hacks (Note: a 2nd Edition is scheduled for release in Feb 2005 which includes the new features of Service Pack 2). Most of the information contained in the book can also be found on the internet as well, but there is something to be said for having the information in one place without having to search for it.
) -- I did track down some interesting Windows pages from PCWorld, including tips on customizing the Windows Menus, some nice free add-ons, as well as some pain-free tweaks.Also, for those who are interested in WindowsXP hacks, I would recommend O'Reilly's book: Windows XP Hacks (Note: a 2nd Edition is scheduled for release in Feb 2005 which includes the new features of Service Pack 2). Most of the information contained in the book can also be found on the internet as well, but there is something to be said for having the information in one place without having to search for it.
