Loving my Windows Home Server yet again
I have my photos on my Windows Home Server, and made a bit of a mistake last night -- was trying to create a jpeg thumbnail for a project, and ended up resizing the real picture instead.  Yikes.  However, deleting it and restoring it from the most recent backup took literally less than 5 minutes. Loving the Windows Home Server....

@Camtasia CAN make movies for ATT Home Manager
Yes, I have the discontinued Home Manager, but all the features are still working, and I figure the important (address book) will even after the web stuff stops working .... Anyway, I did some reserch and the Home Manager can read WMV files that are 840 x 480 or 320 x 240 (chuby sized).  Haven't tried the Chumby sized, but did do a 840 x 480 and it works like a champ. By the way, the audio does show up on the Chumby and can be quite annoying.  Use judiciously, probably true with the Home Manager, but haven't gotten that far.

New use for @Camtasia - for @Chumby
Making movies for your chumby! Camtasia makes quick and easy movies for the Chumby.  Just wish I could do the same for the ATT Home Manager Frame. So how did I do it?  I set my production settings to 320x240 (Chumby screen size) - Flash Output - Template No Controls, advanced settings SWF, and take the rest of the defaults. Not sure how to do audio -- that's probably something on the Chumby end that I need to research. You can see the movie I've done at http://www.kweaver.us/Chumby/index.html -- it's the second widget (the first is a couple of pictures of Macy that I created with Flash.

kweaver.us
This is a site I've had for a while, and haven't really done anything with it.  I basically have it as I don't want another puppy miller to have it.  It's at http://www.kweaver.us and I'm using it to store some @Camtasia videos I've made.I've decided when I have professionally done photos, the best way is to display them in a Camtasia movie (that way people can't easily grab and steal them), and I can add some narration, so the photos are more meaningful.I've also used Expression Web to create the webpages, etc.

Playing around wi...
Playing around with making websites with Camtasia and Expression Web 3 -- http://www.kweaver.us