MuvEnum Blog

The next few months should be exciting for MuvEnum.  We wanted to give a sneak peek of what we’ve been working on:

• A new company logo.
• A website redesign unifying our products under MuvEnum.com.
• A new software product built using Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF).
• We will be announcing details and a need for beta testers shortly.
• New official releases of some applications that will possibly include:
• MuvEnum Address Bar - Replacement toolbar for XP SP3 users.
• Muv My Windows - A system-wide shortcut key program to help move/maximize/restore windows between multiple monitors.
• Updates to existing applications:
• IE Open Last Closed Tab - x64 OS, Internet Explorer 32-bit support.
• IE Alias - x64 OS, Internet Explorer 32-bit support.
• MuvAudio 2 - some small bug fixes.
• We’re also working on updating our help documentation and implementing a searchable knowledgebase (FAQ)

We’re thankful for and focused on our customers.  These next few months will be very exciting!

In reference to the previous post, I mentioned the final paragraph stating that “Lastly, there is no lastly.” Here was that person’s response to that sentence (maybe from another quote, maybe not):

“Lastly, when one applies theories of numerology postulating that for every n there is also an n+1 to the concept of chronology as it is perceived and applied by society and the organizational tendencies which lead us to categorize, prioritize, and otherwise enumerate items, tasks, or other ephemeral collections placed before us for consideration, one must determine that while there may not obviously be that which we would define as “thirdly”, we can always ascertain with certainty that there is indeed no “lastly.”  By definition, that would be impossible.  Hence, I concur with your paradoxically mislabeled statement: “Lastly, there is no lastly.”"

-Paul R. Moon

I love the English language.

Update: I found out the above quote wasn’t quoted from any other source so I’ve updated it to show that it belongs to him. I’m just glad he doesn’t speak like that all the time.