If you haven't been following all of the IE6 news of late, Youtube seems to be the most recent site to discontinue support for IE6:http://tinyurl.com/mpmu5yMashable says that in order for the web to progress, IE6 must go (and briefly explains the major issues with IE6):http://mashable.com/2009/07/16/ie6-must-die/...and if you really hate IE6, you can always join the death to IE6 movement. ;-)http://iedeathmarch.org/

So, you're totalling a formula up (such as a sum) and you do not want the value to display as 0 (i.e., zero). In my case, some people will use the spreadsheet online, while others will print it out.

In brief:June 30 2008 - MS will cease selling XP to the general publicbut school districts, colleges, and universities can buy machines with XP until January 2009.http://www.eschoolnews.com/news/top-news/?i=53769;_hbguid=4a20ae24-1f5b-4809-bdd8-a82a7fcd512b

Hmmm..... -----------------------From Microsoft's Live Search blog:"Today we informed our partners that we are ending the Live Search Books and Live Search Academic projects and that both sites will be taken down next week. Books and scholarly publications will continue to be integrated into our Search results, but not through separate indexes."Full blog posting at:http://tinyurl.com/5333gq

It sounds like Microsoft is continuing to head down the path to standards compliancy...http://blogs.computerworld.com/web_standards_in_ie_8and a quick overview of some of the new features on the way (webslices looks amazingly like snapshots, which provides a little rollover live popup of a page as used on this website....

microsoft easy bake ovenOkay, so maybe they aren't really developing an easy bake oven.....

okay, I can totally see my puppy trashing this in about 15 minutes, but still a cool idea.http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/business/317737_msftdevice30.html http://www.microsoft.com/surface/