Visitors to TabletUML.com shouldn't notice any difference (I hope); but as I predicted, I have abandoned my former Web host, Webstrike Solutions, in favor of Server Intellect. SI had loads of favorable feedback, particularly from fellow Microsoft MVPs in the ASP.NET group. Those are the people I would turn to with a really hard ASP.NET problem, and many of them just love SI.

I honestly had no problem with Webstrike's ASP.NET support; but lost emails were costing me time and money, and I just couldn't tolerate that.

Along with TabletUML.com, I moved over my other domain (MartinLShoemaker.com), along with my buddy Tom's site, L & M Precision. And so far, I couldn't be happier.

UPDATE: To make it easier to find this entry, I've added a link to it in the right sidebar, right under the links for my books and my classes.

Presentation to the Montreal Microsoft .NET Architecture User Group. Topic: Ink in 60 Seconds (Tablet PC Development). March 15.

UPDATE: To make it easier to find this entry, I've added a link to it in the right sidebar, right under the links for my books and my classes.

Presentation to the Montreal Microsoft .NET Architecture User Group. Topic: Ink in 60 Seconds (Tablet PC Development). March 15.

UPDATE: To make it easier to find this entry, I've added a link to it in the right sidebar, right under the links for my books and my classes.

Presentation to the Montreal Microsoft .NET Architecture User Group. Topic: Ink in 60 Seconds (Tablet PC Development). March 15.

UPDATE: To make it easier to find this entry, I've added a link to it in the right sidebar, right under the links for my books and my classes.

Presentation to the Montreal Microsoft .NET Architecture User Group. Topic: Ink in 60 Seconds (Tablet PC Development). March 15.