To The Cloud! How Do You Really Do That?
What does that really mean? In a very catchy ad campaign, Microsoft touts some of it’s newest technologies (and some old one’s too!) in an attempt to impress you enough to move “to the cloud!” The only problem is that they don’t really tell you how to do it! Our crack team of technologist get to the bottom of each commercial and tell you how it’s done. We have imbedded each one for you to review. Software applications needed are listed below each video. Sharing a Youtube Video (Most likely made with Windows Live Movie Maker) through Windows Live Messenger
Click for more / Podcast Player>Home Server Show #117
Christmas without Skype? We all had a hard time believing that Skype had gone down! So, we recorded this episode a little differently this time and you will certainly hear the difference. With Skype down, Jim, John and Christian, cobbled up a quick solution and off we went! It’s still a great show but I apologize for the audio. We talk about Jim’s Drobo post and what is coming next and our featured guest is Christian Johnson. Christian shares his latest Add-In with us and it’s upcoming release date. The entire show can be heard at http://homeservershow.com/the-home-server-show-117.html By the way,
Click for more / Podcast Player>Create and Edit Home Videos with Windows Live Movie Maker
Over the past few weeks we’ve been taking a closer look at the apps in Windows Live Essentials 2011. For this week’s tutorial we’ll take a look at getting started with Windows Live Movie Maker 2011. Installation and Setup Download the Windows Live Essentials 2011 Installer file and kick off the process. Again, it’s worth noting that you aren’t required to install all of the apps in this suite, only the ones you want. Since we’re covering Live Movie Maker make sure to select Photo Gallery and Movie Maker then wait while it installs. Note: You will need to install
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