You can choose to look at this compared to a laptop, which would make it "defective" or you could look at this compared to a Kindle, which makes it far superior. I don't want it for

No... the ReadBytes function was just one of the examples... The author has since replaced the ReadBytes example with another called "ReadLogicalDescriptors"

http://www.withinwindows.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/11/example1.png

Man oh man.. I stepped out to use the bathroom and I missed it... I had been waiting 7.3 billion years for this.

>I am not sure that your analysis of the binary RPC version of MAPI being replaced is actually accurate.

Grandpa AC is correct.. Microsoft is phasing out MAPI entirely and has already replaced it with an open implementation. ( http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb204042(EXCHG.140).aspx )

With the advent of Web Services in Exchange 2007 ( http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb408417.aspx ), clients including Outlook are moving to use standard protocols to access Exchange. Outlook 2007 made a huge step towards using HTTP, XML to access Exchange 2007.

Apple's Mail App requires Exchange 2007 because the Mail.app client is using Web Services to access. ( http://images.apple.com/macosx/exchange/docs/MacOSXSL_Exchange.pdf )

First of all... Shut up! You are a bozo!
Second of all... There's no sexism in FOSS...


Did I cover everything?

I wonder how many of Toyota's patents they have violated?

No.. sorry. Too late. Learn to live with it.

BUT HOW DO YOU TYPE IN ALL CAPS? using the shift key seems like a pain...

iTunes update including iPod firmware update should do the trick.

That was the first real battle that Apple lost against the RIAA. Apple threatened to stop selling if the pricing went over 99 cents, but that bluff was called.

Canada is one of my favorite US States!

This new BIOS of the future will actually be stored on a hard disk and will also rely on on-board flash to boot it. This new OS^H^HBIOS will also have a lot of built-in features that allow for the efficient use of the applications...

You link to to this but fail to explain or postulate whether this scenario falls into the Broken Windows Fallacy. There is a mathematical formula to determine the economic benefit of "breaking stuff" to the business economy... In some cases, if the formula does not prove beneficial, it falls under the "Broken Window Fallacy".

My XP box typically gets itself hosed after about 10 days.

Microsoft announced that there will only be one public RC for Windows 7.