I've heard good things about ReadyBoost also. It's a cool idea.

Our systems guy told me about a neat little feature they added where if you give somebody access to a shared folder, there is an option to email the users right from that screen with a custom message and a link to the folder.

Have you had any problems with SSL certificates in Vista? I have an outside user that is getting an error when he is going to our website and I think it is Vista related, but I have no test machine. I should be able to use one this weekend though, so hopefully I get that figured out.

>I've been using Vista for about a month now, and (knock on wood) it's been great. (either that, or I've been extremely lucky).
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>My new laptop has 2 GB of memory, but I recently learned of the ReadyBoost feature in Vista. I found a 2GB ReadyBoost flash drive at a local store for about $30, so I grabbed it. My laptop was pretty speedy before, but it's even faster now - I can actually tell the difference with the naked eye when I load several apps. So if you're a Vista user and don't mind giving up one of your ports, give it a try.
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>Kevin