I made some small updates to my Microsoft Access Registry Reference today. Enjoy!

I just added a new page for Hougen.

Scoble talks about MSN’s results ranking feature, and Adam Carr quite rightly points out that it is a piece of crud.

I added a few new files for download, all for Microsoft Access / VBA.

I saw Hero this weekend on DVD, and it kicked ass. That is all.

In an earlier entry, I talked about some poor reporting on Firefox/IE. Well, the follow up isn’t much better.

Inspired by this list of best Mozilla, Firefox, and Thunderbird extensions, I thought I’d list the Firefox extensions I’m using (in no particular order):

The Daily WTF has a “nice” 2-part glimpse at a poorly implemented Access database. Part 1 Part 2

XiaoXiao Movie Page. Cool stick-figure action movies. #3 is my favorite.

Windows IT Pro has a short online article by Paul Thurrott, “Microsoft Responds to IE Complaints“.
Now, it’s perfectly valid for MS to do so - in fact, they would be negligent not to respond to complaints and attempt to better thier own product in competition. The problem with this article is the author lacks the […]

This news is so freaking big I don’t even know what to think yet.

Living On The Planet links to an article about Japan having the “best beef on Earth”, refering to Kobe beef.

Last night we were talking in class, and video game music came up.

I ran across a nice game that combines classic RPG style with learning kana and kanji.

Somehow or another I wiped out my downloads section. I’ve got the replacement up and am working on it, but not a lot of time to mess around right now.
I’m using Olate Download 3.0, which seems to be nice - I just need to customize it, and I’m sooooo tired of messing about with […]

Mozilla Firefox reaches version 1.0!
I’ve been using it since 0.9.1, and it has been a far superior replacement to IE. Why do I like Firefox? In no particular order:

From On Gaien Higashi Dori:
An article in Times Online, and how a panel of Japanese experts have come up with the ultimate pick-up line.

I saw Suspect Zero last night.

Training for Office Online hits the 100 course milestone.

In this article, Rick Dobson talks about sending email in Access.
He probably should have mentioned that CDONTS requires the SMTP service running, which would have saved some head scratching on my part after another member of Access / VBA Central pointed out that the code in the article wouldn’t work..