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Quoted: Microsoft Photo Info tool: Microsoft has today released a new 'Photo Info' tool designed specifically for digital photographers. After installation this tool provides a new option of 'Photo Info' on the Explorer ...

Great tool.

Quoted: Log Parser is a free command-line tool from Microsoft that lets you run SQL queries against a variety of log files and other system data sources, and get the results out to an array of destinations, from SQL tables to CSV files. To get Log Parser 2.2 (the current version), visit the Microsoft Download site.
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Unfortunately, because Log Parser is essentially a skunkworks project from one of Microsoft's developers, it doesn't have much in the way of official support from Microsoft. That's why I've put together this site to help Log Parser users.

This looks cool. Recommended by a friend. It's only a tech preview at this point...you can't upload your own pictures.

Quoted: The Photosynth Technology Preview is a taste of the newest - and, we hope, most exciting - way to view photos on a computer. Our software takes a large collection of photos of a place or an object, analyzes them for similarities, and then displays the photos in a reconstructed three-dimensional space, showing you how each one relates to the next.

Quoted: Security Developer Center: Michael Howard discusses how you can run as an administrator and access Internet data safely by dropping unnecessary administrative privileges when using any tool to access the Internet.

Going to give it a try. Looks interesting.

Quoted: The best way to describe the interface (see screenshot) is…beautiful. Posts are divided up into a two column view with a newspaper look and feel. Max is handling HTML and CSS very well, something I haven’t seen with any other reader and which I debated with a number of feed reader execs in a podcast a few months ago (they said what Max is doing is very difficult/impossible).