Otomoyo Yoshohide, a photo by Elfworld on Flickr. I sold three photos to Molde Fjordstuer today! It’s a local hotel by the seaside, and they are building a new building and have added even more rooms to the hotel. One of the rooms is a jazz suite, and they were looking for photos from Molde…
Author: elfworld
Hashtags on Facebook: What’s the Scoop?
When Facebook announced that they were going to introduce hashtags as part of their service, the reactions could be categorised into three groups: What now? Why, oh dear Lord, why? Finally! Personally I’m in the last category, but I will go through each category here. First of all because I’d like to give people who…
Notes Tip #2: Pimp My Notes Client
Sometimes you just got to have some fun with your work tools. I like to pimp my Notes client with the help of Panagenda’s Marvel Client: Skinning Edition. This makes it possible for me set my company’s logo as the background for my workspace in my Notes client, as well as changing the database icons….
ISBG Day 2
I was glad I went to bed early after Day 1. I think I was more ready for this day than certain other people I talked to… On to the sessions: An Introduction to Working With the Activity Stream This was one of my favorite sessions. It was presented by Mikkel Flindt Heisterberg from Intravision….
ISBG Day 1
I attended the ISBG (IBM samhandling brukergruppe), formerly known as the Norwegian Lotus user group, at Farris bad (a spa and hotel) in Larvik on Wednesday and Thursday. This was the first time I attended the group’s meeting, even if my previous employers have been members. I didn’t get to see much of Larvik, but…
Notes tip #1: Import Holidays
Aren’t there times when you are looking through your Notes calendar and you wish that public holidays could be marked, so that you don’t accidentally book meetings on days that no one is at work?
A New Chapter
Welcome as I start a new chapter in my blog life. I’ve decided to start blogging the personal stuff and various opinions that I’ve got (and I’ve got plenty) in Norwegian. I will do this in my Norwegian blog. My old blog is now archived but is open for all to read. In this blog…