Are my eyes deceiving me? Do you only have to pay CAD 64 for a full version of Office Ultimate or only $22 for a year.

Fellows, Trust me. It is the real deal. Get it while the deal lasts!

The offer ends on 30 April 2008.

You must however be a student (submit your University E-mail address NOT your personal e-mail address!!!)

AND

You must be registered in atleast 0.5 credit hours (not a problem if you’re taking at least 1 subject!)

Enjoy.Course it is a valid program and it works! God bless Microsoft!!! (Click HERE)

Ladies and Gentlemen,

Microsoft has quietly launched a hotfix for Vista graphic’s memory overflows. What is that? I hear you ask? When sometimes you play a game, you get interrupted with this dreaded ‘Out of Memory’ errors, then it’s due to the way Vista manages memory allocation when a game is being played.

How did this bug happen? The hard limit for a physical address space on a 32 bit computer is approximately 4 billion. In Vista, 2 billion is reserved for applications and the remaining 2 billion is reserved for the OS. Now, It appears a bug in Vista that handles the virtualized graphics card memory fills up this storage space quickly. As a result, you get the ‘out of memory’ error. To read more, please visit ArsTechnica’s article here.

The second news of interest, is that earlier today, Microsoft will most likely ship Service Package 1 of Windows Vista sometime by the end of the year. This potential date was floated by ArsTechnica. According to them, SP1 will be released to MSDN and Technet subscriber over the coming weeks.

A White Paper on Vista SP1 has also been released at Microsoft’s Window’s Vista Team Blog page. You can view it here.

One thing did catch my attention on SP1, It’s a minor one after the installation has completed, but if you’re low on disk space(highly unlikely unless you’ve been filling up your computer to the brim since you bought it in January, then free roughly 8 gb so that the installation of SP1 can finish smoothly. Why? Just look at the snippet below.

Installing the service pack will require a large amount of free disk space (7 GB for x86 and 12 GB for x64). However, most of this space will be reclaimed after installation

I made my first Popfly Mashup today.Microsoft popfly is easy to use! I have not used Yahoo’s pipe, but I bet that too is user friendly. I’ll try making a Pipe Mashup next. It’s not difficult to do a Popfly Mashup. Just drag and drop the boxes, put in your desired inputs and then output it!

See an example of my Mashup.It is called World Wide Location Finder. It’s a very simple Mashup. Enter the Location you want to find, and it will centre the map over that location.

I got an invite to Microsoft Popfly. It’s not difficult really. You can apply (and be accepted) in to the current Alpha version.

Just do the Following:

1. Go to the main page at http://www.popfly.ms/#
   

2. Sign in.
   

3. You’ll be automatically asked to join the waitlist.

It’s that simple. Tell me how you guys/gals got it. Did you get it within a day.

To use popfly, you have to download the Microsoft’s own Adobe flash like software. It is called Silverlight. Checkout the demo here: It looks really cool.

I’ll play with it soon. With Popfly, you can create mashups, websites and gadgets and applications.

If you’ve have created something with Popfly, do give a shout here.