Windows Live Messenger mandatory upgrade will patch development code vulnerability
Microsoft: Upgrade Messenger or else
Microsoft Releases All New Windows Live Client For Windows Mobile | Digital Marketing Digest
Live Search: Microsoft’s Live Search Adds News Alerts
Microsoft's Live Search has added a new link to the right-hand column of any results page for "News alerts." Click the link, choose whether you want keyword-specific or top headlines from categories, then how often you want it emailed. No "as it happens" option, unfortunately, but webmasters and others who keep a close watch on news terms can diversify beyond Google with Live Search's alerts.
Live Search: Microsoft's Live Search Adds News Alerts
Microsoft Online Services Sign In Tool V1 released
Move Outlook, IE, and LiveMeeting to the Cloud today:
Live Mesh updated with a slew of new features
Windows Mobile is now supported (along with Mac). Unfortunately for me, I still have a WM 5 device.
Read through the nifty new features:
Live Mesh gets an update today…
Live Mesh notified me of an update a few minutes ago.
It’s now installing and configuring…
Man…still no mobile client. When is that planned for? If there was a mobile client available, I’d use Live Mesh more.
Nothing on the Live Mesh blog about the update.
2 days in a row – IE8 uses DEP to close Live.com search page
Hmmm…what’s up with that? Several times in the past couple days, when opening Live.com search, IE8 throws up a Data Execution Protection error and closes the “offending” tab.
Could the new Live.com search page’s photo backgrounds be causing security problems with the embedded text?
Today’s Live Search photo…
Have you been following the Live.com search photos? Each day a new photo appears along with pop-up text references for parts of the picture. It’s always a great way to learn something using Live.com Search.
Check out today’s photo of the Great Wall:
And, then drop out to Live.com and keep track of the great, hi-rez photos each day:
Update to Windows Live Writer changes the application directory location
Old: "C:\Program Files\Windows Live Writer\"
New: "C:\Program Files\Windows Live\Writer\"
So, the update looks like it removed the old application to install the new one. In the old directory, the uninstall left a “Plugins” directory.
Thought I was getting the Windows Live Writer update…
…ended up getting hammered with a new app (Movie Maker) and 6 updates…
