Normally, I would spend my evening continuing my exploration of Actionscript (last night was Namespaces ... that's going to need some time for digestion). Tonight, however, I spent the better part of my post-work evening trying to divine the great mysteries of Vista and Version Cue Cs4, particularly Adobe Drive. A designer could log into their Active Directory account and work just fine. She could even remotely log into the Version Cue administrator via a web browser with no problem. However, for some reason, Adobe Drive would not connect. It would detect the remote Version Cue service and even clicking on the "settings" for that instance in Adobe Drive would successfully launch the web browser and navigate to the server page.

To make matters even more confusing,

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In a sleep deprived, oddly written, earlier post, I extolled the virtues of Version Cue while lamenting virus scanner induced latencies. I want to revisit Version Cue again and show how helpful it can be for a project.

Leading into the holidays,I had this really odd idea for a set of gifts for the big bosses where I work. They both have odd catch phrases that they like to use (I think this may be a wide spread phenomena and I might be guilty of thinking that way too many things are "tremendous") while one has this thing for eating cereal at random times of the day. We'll skip the project for our cereal eater as I managed to unload that task onto others. Instead we'll focus on a perpetual, eternal and always present desire to take our organization "To The Next Level!"

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