The Future of Internet Searching

I was reading Fred Light’s post on Active Rain and he had this new companies introduction video on his post.

Sync Your Microsoft Outlook Calendar with Google Calendar

Ok, so you use Microsoft Outlook Calendar and you are away from your computer for a few days and you receive a message that your very important client called and needs to change your next appointment with them as they are getting ready to board a plane. They would like you to confirm that you can make the new appointment asap.

You are away with family for the weekend and you don’t have your laptop so you find an internet cafe so you can access your email and now you can access your Microsoft Office Calendar on your Google account using Google Calendar.

How you ask? Easy as pie. Right before you left you synced your Outlok Calendar with your Google Calendar and now you can see exactly what your upcoming events are for the rest of your life without being at your primary computer.

I just went on my GMail acount to see if I had any faxes as I was setting up another computer to download to Outlook.

That is when I noticed the new red bar at the top of my Google account that read Sync with Microsoft Outlook^TM calendar^New. I clicked on it and had my Microsoft Outlook synced with my now new Google Calendar. It took all but 3 minutes to do.

Give it a try you just might be able to save a customer or client because you were the first to respond quickly.

WordPress: Image Alignment In Code View Part II

This website/blog is written on a WordPress platform and that is why I am talking about image alignment in WordPress here.

I was reading Cheryl Johnson’s post WordPress-Image-Alignment-In-Code and thought that was a good way to align pictures. However, when I went to add another theme to my already list of twenty thousand themes in my wp-content themes folder I found a pretty slick way to make the images align a different way. I have learned a lot by going to Chuck Pearson’s blogsite.

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