I learned something the other day and I thought it would be good to share it. Perhaps you already know how this works, perhaps you even use it already, for me if was a first. It is nothing amazing, just a little gimmick you can use when creating PowerPoint decks. Let me explain. Decks and … Read moreHow-to: Informational popups (the i’s) in a PowerPoint deck
In the news we have seen various reports about the Apple macbook keyboard issues. Apple’s new keyboard design, introduced in the 2017 models, called a butterfly design fails with some users. Apple has put out a statement that the issue only occurs with a few customers and overal it is working great. After a very … Read moreApples, butterflies and the usual mayhem when rules stand in the way of helping customers
Last year at Microsoft Ignite, Microsoft announced Windows Virtual Desktop also named WVD. Windows Virtual Desktop is an Azure-only service. Back in the early days, I wrote a blog on it – https://robbeekmans.net/euc/microsoft-windows-virtual-desktop-an-azure-only-windows-offering/. As time went by and Microsoft designed the solution, the solution changed and this week it became ready for a public preview. … Read moreMicrosoft Windows Virtual Desktop, a comprehensive overview
The proof of the pudding is in the tasting the saying goes. So after writing two blogs about a light board, – read part 1 here: https://robbeekmans.net/euc/diy-light-board/ and part2 here: https://robbeekmans.net/euc/diy-light-board-part2-setup/, I thought showing it is only logical. This is a short blog, a very short blog with a bit of information that you might … Read moreDIY: Light board, part 3 – proof of the pudding
A few weeks ago I wrote a blog on a light board I built, read about how to build one right here: https://robbeekmans.net/euc/diy-light-board/. Is this new blog I will talk you through the setup of the light board. A lot of testing, shifting the setup and changing lights took place before I was happy with … Read moreDIY: Light board, Part2 – Setup