Archives for 2007

Add an RSS Feed to Microsoft Outlook

October 22, 2007 by Cotton Rohrscheib 3 Comments

I upgraded to Office 2007 Ultimate a while back and I really like some of the new features it has packaged in. Although I will be the first to admit that it has taken me longer to get familiar with everything than I would have liked. One of the cool features that I am pretty […]

CodeIgniter PHP Framework

October 22, 2007 by Cotton Rohrscheib Leave a Comment

I ran across CodeIgniter over the weekend and tagged it so that I could come back in this morning and do a little more research on it because it looked pretty interesting. Indeed it’s pretty interesting so I thought that I would post a blog entry about it and see if anyone else had any […]

YouTube – Human Slingshot

October 20, 2007 by Cotton Rohrscheib Leave a Comment

Ryan Long and I were just looking at some Crazy Stuff on YouTube and ran across this video, I couldn’t resist adding it to my blog. The things that folks will do for fun never ceases to amaze me! This kid gets slung through the air at no tellings how fast several times! Priceless! I […]

Virtual Private Server Solutions…

October 20, 2007 by Cotton Rohrscheib 1 Comment

With all of the talk of Virtualization in Industry Publications and Conferences I felt like it was time to blog about this little known (or at least unknown to a lot of clients we interact with) technology. Earlier last quarter we (www.pleth.com) started positioning ourselves for this trend and I have to admit, at first […]

PHPR Calendar Template

October 20, 2007 by Cotton Rohrscheib Leave a Comment

Xline calls these add-ins “templates” but I think that the word template doesn’t really do it justice, this in my opinion is more of a “framework” for lack of a better word, because it is so expandable as far as how it can be added to an application. The benefit of adding the calendar framework […]

Usability for Mobile Devices

October 20, 2007 by Cotton Rohrscheib 8 Comments

More and more mobile phones users are browsing and searching the Internet on their handsets. The UK, for example, has neared saturation for mobile phones and many handset browsers can now handle sites designed for viewing on computers. Indeed 20% of UK mobile phone users now use the Internet on their mobile devices (source: www.pleth.com, […]