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Comments
Now if they’ll just release the darn thing, eh?
I really don’t like these fluffy looking web-analytics. Google , Gatineau just make me cringe. It always seems more about style than information. I’ve been using the same program for about 5 years now. All the information is in easy accessible tables with none of the flashy garbage. Give me accurate text and bar graphs and I’m happy.
thanks for the preview Dave. i still can’t seem to get my hands on any real details about the functionality on offer...i wonder if it’s just another Microsoft case of "much ado about nothing"