Archive for 'Development'
Printing RFCs with Wordpad
There are times when the best way to read something is to have it on paper, especially if you want to write comments in the margins and it needs to be portable. On Windows XP, I have always used Wordpad for print RFCs since it correctly handles the page breaks (control-L) that are embedded in [...]
Posted: November 30th, 2009 under Development, Windows 7.
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Disable the Email Button
There is a very convenient button on my keyboard for launching my email client. However, if I have a remote desktop session running at the same time, the key sequence will get sent to the remote machine which would never have an email client configured and I have to cancel through several dialogs while Outlook [...]
Posted: October 23rd, 2009 under Development, Windows.
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Expression Web SuperPreview
I was watching the MIX09 Day One Keynote by Bill Buxton and Scott Guthrie. There was a demonstration of Expression Web SuperPreview which was very interesting. This is a product that embeds multiple browsers (either ones that are installed or even externally hosted browsers like Safari on the Mac through web services) simultaneously and lets [...]
Posted: August 4th, 2009 under Development.
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Remote Desktop Lockup
Recently, my wife’s computer started locking up when she would remote desktop to it from her laptop (both have Windows XP SP3 installed). Last night I started diagnosing the problem.
My first suspect was the video drivers. Reinstalling the latest ATI Catalyst drivers didn’t help and uninstalling them left the system with only one monitor [...]
Posted: October 25th, 2008 under Development.
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Script anything with AutoIt
As part of my work, I have to run a little utility (dsimporta for those at work) to import some data. It was really never meant to be used very much so it is just a windows application, but I use it quite often. I am a keyboard user and over time had optimized my [...]
Posted: October 10th, 2008 under Development.
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