[ I took over editing the SAGE-AU journal for a while ] Editorial Well, this is my first go at being SAGE Advice’s editor; so hopefully, I won’t screw up too badly. Thanks to Donna Ashelford for all her efforts these past couple of years and Lee Monette who continues assembling the copy and…
Tweaking Your Infrastructure
[ A copy of a column I wrote for SAGE-AU newsletter ] This month, I’m going to talk about getting the most out of the hardware and software that your organisation has paid for. For those of you who don’t use NT, you may find the first bit of my column useful. It contains a…
Windows NT 4.0 Manageability
[ Copies of some of my older work for a SAGE-AU column ] A short column this month as I’m pretty pressed for time and working against a tight deadline, which I’ve definitely abused this time (sorry Donna!). This month, I’ll be dealing with the remote management blues. You’ll need a copy of the NT…
Windows NT Serviceability
A few years ago, I owned a lovely Beetle 1300 that only let me down about twenty or so times in the two years I owned it. As a result, I owned a great owner’s repair guide, written by an old hippie. It was a great read in its own right, and I used the…
Diary of a junket: Microsoft Asia Pacific Developer’s Conference 27th October 1997 – 29th October 1997
Note to my boss: This is meant to be a factual article on my trip to the Microsoft Asia Pacific Developer’s Conference. Where there is a difference between my reimbursement claims and this article, this article is playing fast and loose with the truth and my claims are completely factual, including the cognac bill. Day…