2005 June 13

Dean Hachamovitch – Who turned Clippy off in Office? The same guy who helped invent autocorrect and red squiggles (among other things) while spearheading Office user interface development in the 1990s, and then re-invigorated Microsoft's online casual games business during the dot-com meltdown. In a nut-shell, he's my kind of geek. He's now the General Manager of Microsoft's Internet Explorer team and driving Internet scenarios for Longhorn. Dean will talk about:

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Gnomedex Participant Buzz Bruggeman has been helping us assemble a sweet list of software giveaways for all Gnomedexers. So far, only Windows software companies have responded to his requests, and the street value for these titles is around
$130! All registered attendees will get a copy of the following licensed software: ActiveWords, Onfolio, anagram, and ClearContext. The list may very well grow from this point on, so sit tight with knowing that your support for Gnomedex has already put you ahead!

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