Microsoft's new version of Windows, known as Vista, is not quite out yet, but many people are starting to test it out.
CityDesk is compatible with Vista, but you'll need to do a couple of things to get it working.
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Merijn van der Wijk from OrangeTree Project Solutions sent us news of QuickWebTool.
QuickWebTool is an add-on to CityDesk that provides the following features:
- Extra fields to store additional article information
- Scripting extensions that facilitate these fields and more
- Fast Site Tree browsing and edit of Articles, Pictures and Files
For more details, visit the QuickWebTool site, http://quickwebtool.otps.nl.
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creating Google Sitemaps.
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Telepark launches Word-2-CityDesk, a Microsoft Word add-in that transfers Word documents to new CityDesk articles in a very smart way, saving tons of time and eliminating the usual pitfalls such as hidden HTML code in article fields, double paragraphs, etc.
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actually heal the body from stress related illnesses.
Joining a fitness center may be a great benefit, because you are assigned a personal trainer who can develop stress relief exercises that are right for you.
If you do not have the time to go to the fitness center everyday, there are stress relief exercises that you can do in everyday life that you may not have thought of.
When you are running around, whether it is personal errands or work related, take the stairs instead of an elevator. This is considered to be an aerobic workout even if it is only two flights of stairs. If you reside within walking distance to your place of employment, you may want to consider walking to work instead of driving. A good brisk walk is considered an aerobic workout and a great stress relief exercise.
If you want to use walking as a stress relieving exercise, try doing it at lunchtime where you work. Even if you only have a thirty-minute lunch break, you can eat your lunch and then take a ten or fifteen walk around your place of employment. There are ways to do stress relieving exercises; you just have to use your imagination.
For those who want the benefit of aerobics but cannot endure the impact of aerobic exercise, there are stress relief exercises that can be done in water. Because of the buoyancy the body has in water, you can exercise every muscle in your body without any impact at all.
All too often, we take our bodies for granted. We are so busy with everyday life that we do not take the time take care of ourselves.
We take care of business matters, home matters and our families. This can take its toll on our bodies, causing huge amounts of stress.
When we think of all the things that we do everyday, taking care of our stress levels should be at the top of the list.
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John Furnem is specializing in work psychology has written articles about stress and business themes. Learn about Stress Relief Tips and stress management.
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