Core OS

Microsoft headsets and webcams are optimized for Windows Live Messenger through the Call Button. Until now, there has not been a simple means to configure the Call Button to start Office Communicator. The goal of the Call Button Integration Support kit is to change that.

By setting a Group Policy (or registry setting) and installing the kit, Microsoft headsets and webcams can be set up to start Office Communicator instead of Windows Live Messenger.

The kit is intended for use by workgroup or enterprise administrators in organizations that are using Office Communications Server 2007 and Office Communicator 2007.

The kit enables an organization-wide change in the configuration of Microsoft LifeChat (headset) and LifeCam (webcam) software so that the Call Buttons on the headsets and webcams start Office Communicator instead of Windows Live Messenger.

This kit requires the following Microsoft Hardware Product versions:
LifeChat v1.2 (headsets)
LifeCam v1.4 (webcams)

This kit requires Office Communicator 2007. Earlier versions of Office Communicator are not supported.

Download the kit here.

Originally spotted here.

WebGuide for Windows Home Server enables you to remotely access, listen, watch and stream your music, photos and videos stored on your home server while away from home.

1. Integrates with Windows Home Server remote website via homepage link and single-sign on.
2. Access your photos with thumbnails, "zoom" and EXIF-data.
3. Browse your music library and listen to it via the web.
4. Stream your videos/movies at multiple resolutions and bit-rates.
5. Mobile access to your music and videos from Windows Mobile devices.

Download it here.

Originally spotted here.

You can download it here.

This is the v.744 build I was talking about the other day. I will be posting more soon hopefully. Last week and this week have been very hectic, to say the least.