We've added two new sections to the blog, as it was looking rather tired and lonely. First up is Web Development. Here we blog about anything that takes our fancy to do with web development. Truth be told, its for our benefit more than anything as we are always forgetting sites and what have you.
The other section is called Anger Management. It was going to be called Miscellaneous, but seems to be getting full of rants, so wet thought a different title would be more appropriate. There you will find why Unicode is evil, our opinion on Price Comparison sites, and whatever else takes our fancy (makes us angry). Not many people can get angry about unicode, but we are special like that.
I have just finished testing the USB Voyager Vista drivers (the one that works with the 210, 2091 and 2500V) on Windows 7 and am rather disappointed to report that they work fine on Windows 7 without any modifications. Consequently I will not be doing an article showing you how to get them working, as they work without any fuss whatsoever.
If you are having problems getting any other USB drivers working with Windows 7, you might like to check out our article on the subject: Getting USB drivers working with Windows 7. However, you shouldn't have to use that with the Voyager drivers as they work fine without it.
Happy New Year!
First new article is a rather simple affair showing you how to change the password on a Voyager router. Please note that it is only the router admin password you are changing. You need to speak to your ISP about changing your broadband password. This article was written in response to a request by a user, so feel free to suggest any other articles.
The other article details our experiences in getting legacy usb hardware working with Windows 7. We were pleasantly surprised, as you can see.
We will shortly be publishing some articles outlining our experiences in dealing with assorted ISPs, how different broadband contracts compare, and what not to expect from your broadband. Other than that, its an open floor.
Phoenix-like, our site is back up and running. Its had a face-lift, and the shop has been removed, but all, or most of the articles are now back online again.
We have also made them commentable, so if you have any queries then feel free to plonk them onto the bottom of the articles. Comments are moderated prior to publishing so don't bother trying to spam dodgy finance sites or link to porn. Don't hold your breath, but we may actually add more articles in the future if there is sufficient demand.