Archive: Posts Tagged ‘screenshot’

Trackback problems with Windows Live Spaces?

Spaces August 28th, 2009

Trackbacks are used primarily to facilitate communication between blogs; if a blogger writes a new entry commenting on, or referring to, an entry found at another blog, and both blogging tools support the TrackBack protocol, then the commenting blogger can notify the other blog with a “TrackBack ping”; the receiving blog will typically display summaries [...]

Interface Ribbon e o Windows Live Writer

Windows Live August 19th, 2009

mynetx discute a interface Ribbon, que foi aplicada agora ao Movie maker. Por que não no Writer também?

10 anos de Messenger: Girando a roda do tempo (Parte II)

Messenger August 18th, 2009

mynetx relembra os tempos de MSN Messenger 6 – bons tempos!

10 years Messenger: Turning the time wheel (Part II)

Messenger August 18th, 2009

Remember the good old times when Windows 98 was so cool? These were the times of MSN Messenger 6, a stone-age program nowadays. Some months ago, in February, I had the chance to check it out, and I decided to share it with you. What is interesting is that you could see [...]

Security Essentials: quanto deveria durar uma “verificação rápida”?

Microsoft August 16th, 2009

mynetx expõe sua indignação com a demora de uma “verificação” no Microsoft Security Essentials. Você também acha que 14 minutos para chegar à metade é um absurdo?

Os 5 melhores scripts para o Messenger Plus! Live

Messenger Plus! August 16th, 2009

Bram dá sua opinião sobre quais scripts ele acha que todos deveriam usar, por serem excelentes. Foram escolhidos o WLMSafe, Screenshot Sender, Gmail Checker, WLMStatus e Twittwer2PSM. De-a sua opinião também nos comentários!

The 256 colors experiment, Part I

Messenger July 20th, 2009

Nowadays, displays offer a rich variety of colors, mostly 32-bit, allowing a multitude of 4,294,967,296 different colors—more than 4 billion! Graphic artists tend to use more and more of these possibilities. Messenger is one of them, especially in version 2009, also known as Wave 3. But if you have a display that [...]

Windows Live and You: A Chinese Microsoft fanboy (Yan Zhu)

Windows Live and You May 8th, 2009

Continuing the series of interviews for Windows Live and You, I talked with the owner of Chinese LiveSide, which is LiveSino.net. He lives in Shanghai, China; many of you will probably know him as “Picturepan2” while his real name is Yan Zhu (??).
mynetx: Sorry to steal your night, I find it good that you have [...]

Live Messenger Web Bar vs. Facebook Chat: Intentionally similar?

Browsers, Web, Web Services April 1st, 2009

When I saw the first screenshots of the Web Bar, part of the new Windows Live Messenger Web Toolkit, I was amazed. Not amazed by the features it has, not by its look, but amazed by its similarity with the Facebook Chat bar. Look yourself:

Let us have a look at the similarities in detail.
Facebook Chat [...]

Hint: New Messenger 2009 Final Logo and Sign-in window?

Messenger November 9th, 2008

Looking at the design of the Windows Live Messenger logo and sign-in window, it hasn’t changed very much since Windows Live Messenger 8.1 or so. However, we can look forward to Wave 3 integration and simplification also in this area. The new logo will look something between these 3 shots/mock-ups:
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