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  1. A friend of mine expressed his love for coffee and I just randomly made a connection to web design. :blobcoffee:

    This brought me a memory of hearing some sound file in the old web page creation software, which referred to coffee. It's a small jingle with male voice singing: "I love coffee in cup". Maybe it was packed with Evrsoft First Page 2006, can't really recall, but you can be sure that I used the hell out of its scripts and examples to tinker with HTML, CSS and JavaScript back then.

    Turns out there also existed CoffeeCup Visual Site Designer at the time. Perhaps, that man in the jingle really sang: "I love CoffeeCup"? It's a thing akin to old Microsoft Publisher and Adobe Dreamweaver, but even less featured.

    #CoffeeCup #CoffeeCupVisualSiteDesigner #Evrsoft #EvrsoftFirstPage #EvrsoftFirstPage2006 #AdobeDreamweaver #MicrosoftPublisher

  2. A friend of mine expressed his love for coffee and I just randomly made a connection to web design. :blobcoffee:

    This brought me a memory of hearing some sound file in the old web page creation software, which referred to coffee. It's a small jingle with male voice singing: "I love coffee in cup". Maybe it was packed with Evrsoft First Page 2006, can't really recall, but you can be sure that I used the hell out of its scripts and examples to tinker with HTML, CSS and JavaScript back then.

    Turns out there also existed CoffeeCup Visual Site Designer at the time. Perhaps, that man in the jingle really sang: "I love CoffeeCup"? It's a thing akin to old Microsoft Publisher and Adobe Dreamweaver, but even less featured.

    #CoffeeCup #CoffeeCupVisualSiteDesigner #Evrsoft #EvrsoftFirstPage #EvrsoftFirstPage2006 #AdobeDreamweaver #MicrosoftPublisher

  3. A friend of mine expressed his love for coffee and I just randomly made a connection to web design. :blobcoffee:

    This brought me a memory of hearing some sound file in the old web page creation software, which referred to coffee. It's a small jingle with male voice singing: "I love coffee in cup". Maybe it was packed with Evrsoft First Page 2006, can't really recall, but you can be sure that I used the hell out of its scripts and examples to tinker with HTML, CSS and JavaScript back then.

    Turns out there also existed CoffeeCup Visual Site Designer at the time. Perhaps, that man in the jingle really sang: "I love CoffeeCup"? It's a thing akin to old Microsoft Publisher and Adobe Dreamweaver, but even less featured.

    #CoffeeCup #CoffeeCupVisualSiteDesigner #Evrsoft #EvrsoftFirstPage #EvrsoftFirstPage2006 #AdobeDreamweaver #MicrosoftPublisher

  4. A friend of mine expressed his love for coffee and I just randomly made a connection to web design. :blobcoffee:

    This brought me a memory of hearing some sound file in the old web page creation software, which referred to coffee. It's a small jingle with male voice singing: "I love coffee in cup". Maybe it was packed with Evrsoft First Page 2006, can't really recall, but you can be sure that I used the hell out of its scripts and examples to tinker with HTML, CSS and JavaScript back then.

    Turns out there also existed CoffeeCup Visual Site Designer at the time. Perhaps, that man in the jingle really sang: "I love CoffeeCup"? It's a thing akin to old Microsoft Publisher and Adobe Dreamweaver, but even less featured.

    #CoffeeCup #CoffeeCupVisualSiteDesigner #Evrsoft #EvrsoftFirstPage #EvrsoftFirstPage2006 #AdobeDreamweaver #MicrosoftPublisher

  5. A friend of mine expressed his love for coffee and I just randomly made a connection to web design. :blobcoffee:

    This brought me a memory of hearing some sound file in the old web page creation software, which referred to coffee. It's a small jingle with male voice singing: "I love coffee in cup". Maybe it was packed with Evrsoft First Page 2006, can't really recall, but you can be sure that I used the hell out of its scripts and examples to tinker with HTML, CSS and JavaScript back then.

    Turns out there also existed CoffeeCup Visual Site Designer at the time. Perhaps, that man in the jingle really sang: "I love CoffeeCup"? It's a thing akin to old Microsoft Publisher and Adobe Dreamweaver, but even less featured.

  6. The Microsoft Publisher 98 welcome screen, complete with Clippy!

    #RetroTech #90sComputing #DigitalNostalgia #OldSchoolTech #TechThrowback #1990sTech #MicrosoftPublisher #Clippy

  7. The Microsoft Publisher 98 welcome screen, complete with Clippy!

    #RetroTech #90sComputing #DigitalNostalgia #OldSchoolTech #TechThrowback #1990sTech #MicrosoftPublisher #Clippy

  8. The Microsoft Publisher 98 welcome screen, complete with Clippy!

    #RetroTech #90sComputing #DigitalNostalgia #OldSchoolTech #TechThrowback #1990sTech #MicrosoftPublisher #Clippy

  9. The Microsoft Publisher 98 welcome screen, complete with Clippy!

    #RetroTech #90sComputing #DigitalNostalgia #OldSchoolTech #TechThrowback #1990sTech #MicrosoftPublisher #Clippy

  10. The Microsoft Publisher 98 welcome screen, complete with Clippy!

    #RetroTech #90sComputing #DigitalNostalgia #OldSchoolTech #TechThrowback #1990sTech #MicrosoftPublisher #Clippy

  11. The Register: 2026 brings a bumper crop of Microsoft tech funerals. “Windows 11 Home and Pro 24H2 hit end of support on October 13, as does the veteran Microsoft Publisher, with no real replacement in sight for customers who need to dash off the odd certificate or two.”

    https://rbfirehose.com/2026/01/16/the-register-2026-brings-a-bumper-crop-of-microsoft-tech-funerals/
  12. The Register: 2026 brings a bumper crop of Microsoft tech funerals. “Windows 11 Home and Pro 24H2 hit end of support on October 13, as does the veteran Microsoft Publisher, with no real replacement in sight for customers who need to dash off the odd certificate or two.”

    https://rbfirehose.com/2026/01/16/the-register-2026-brings-a-bumper-crop-of-microsoft-tech-funerals/
  13. The Register: 2026 brings a bumper crop of Microsoft tech funerals. “Windows 11 Home and Pro 24H2 hit end of support on October 13, as does the veteran Microsoft Publisher, with no real replacement in sight for customers who need to dash off the odd certificate or two.”

    https://rbfirehose.com/2026/01/16/the-register-2026-brings-a-bumper-crop-of-microsoft-tech-funerals/
  14. The Register: 2026 brings a bumper crop of Microsoft tech funerals. “Windows 11 Home and Pro 24H2 hit end of support on October 13, as does the veteran Microsoft Publisher, with no real replacement in sight for customers who need to dash off the odd certificate or two.”

    https://rbfirehose.com/2026/01/16/the-register-2026-brings-a-bumper-crop-of-microsoft-tech-funerals/
  15. PC World: This Office app survived 35 years. Now Microsoft is killing it. “As Microsoft Word and PowerPoint continually improve their feature sets, the two apps are slowly strangling one of Microsoft’s traditional Office apps: Microsoft Publisher.”

    https://rbfirehose.com/2025/03/10/pc-world-this-office-app-survived-35-years-now-microsoft-is-killing-it/

  16. I share 54 things I learned in 2024, with links to sources for each thing I learned. End your year by learning what I learned.

    https://thenewleafjournal.com/54-things-i-learned-in-2024/

  17. 54 Things I Learned in 2024

    thenewleafjournal.com/54-thing

    I share 54 things I learned in 2024, with links to sources for each thing I learned. End your year by learning what I learned.

  18. I share 54 things I learned in 2024, with links to sources for each thing I learned. End your year by learning what I learned.

    https://thenewleafjournal.com/54-things-i-learned-in-2024/

  19. Released in November 1996, this Microsoft Publisher 97 revolutionized how we created flyers, brochures, and newsletters with its user-friendly interface and a variety of templates. A key tool for small businesses and home users, it brought professional design capabilities to the masses. Relive the simplicity and creativity of the late '90s with a touch of Publisher magic.
    🏷️ #RetroTech #90sTechnology #MicrosoftPublisher #VintageSoftware #TechNostalgia #OldSchoolComputing #ThrowbackTech

  20. Released in November 1996, this Microsoft Publisher 97 revolutionized how we created flyers, brochures, and newsletters with its user-friendly interface and a variety of templates. A key tool for small businesses and home users, it brought professional design capabilities to the masses. Relive the simplicity and creativity of the late '90s with a touch of Publisher magic.
    🏷️ #RetroTech #90sTechnology #MicrosoftPublisher #VintageSoftware #TechNostalgia #OldSchoolComputing #ThrowbackTech

  21. I saw that Microsoft is sunsetting Publisher. I thought this had happened years ago. But after the obligatory "wait it's still here thought," I felt nostalgic. Many years ago, I was editor of my high school newspaper and used Publisher to create a template and format each issue. I go for a trip down memory lane...

    thenewleafjournal.com/high-sch

    #MicrosoftPublisher #Newspaper

  22. I saw that Microsoft is sunsetting Publisher. I thought this had happened years ago. But after the obligatory "wait it's still here thought," I felt nostalgic. Many years ago, I was editor of my high school newspaper and used Publisher to create a template and format each issue. I go for a trip down memory lane...

    thenewleafjournal.com/high-sch

    #MicrosoftPublisher #Newspaper