Reading more, faster
As I’ve been quite ill for the last few days (don’t know if 39 degrees Celsius on wake up would be considered “quite” ill for most people. I don’t. I just pretend.) I’ve been looking for a way to read more entries in less time. I don’t follow the scoble rule about moving posts in a special outlook folder, but I do flag them. And I finally found today the missing piece.
All blogs go in their own folder. I use a search folder to show me all the unread entries. I read them one after the other, and can switch using the SPACE key. And when something looks interesting enough to remember or to blog about, I quick flag it… This is where it is interesting. You can do so by pressing INSERT. And this is not in the menu, only hidden in the outlook 2003 help file. What’s the point in putting some shortcuts on the menu and not others? Anyone have a rationale as to why they did that in outlook?
A new application block
The Offline Application Block went live. A few weeks ago, it was in beta on gotdotnet. Kudos to the patterns and practices group for a new block.
However… Why in the name of Bill isn’t there any kind of integration with the UIP application block? Is it because the latter is not usable in any real scenario? :-)