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Byte Me: Windows 7 helpful links
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My thoughts about a little bit of everything technical. Wednesday, September 30, 2009. Windows 7 helpful links. So I miss some of the features I used to have set on Windows XP (file extensions display, menu bars, show desktop, etc.) and I am having hard times finding the location of how to set these in the new Windows. Below are some sites I have used to get up to speed on Windows 7. Take a look or happy hunting! Great tutorials on just about everything. In case you need a refresher. 4 Guys From Rolla.
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Byte Me: December 2010
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My thoughts about a little bit of everything technical. Monday, December 13, 2010. IPhone Development - Xcode. To help with my development, I learned of and changed the below two settings:. On launch of Xcode before opening a project, from the menu bar go to Xcode - Preferences, the general tab. Change the default layout to "All in One." This puts all of the operations needed in one window versus having them "hidden" in various places. Command S - saves your file. Command B - builds the project. To set a...
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Byte Me: Service Control - sc.exe
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My thoughts about a little bit of everything technical. Monday, January 24, 2011. Service Control - sc.exe. Found a need to install a service recently on the job. Discovered a tool called sc.exe (or Service Control) that is very straight forward, easy to use and is included in the Windows OS. It can be used to start, stop, create, delete and many other things for services. An example and documentation sites are listed below:. At a command prompt, to create. C: pathtoserviceEXE myServiceName.exe.
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Byte Me: November 2009
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My thoughts about a little bit of everything technical. Tuesday, November 17, 2009. Binding jqGrid to a WCF service using JSON. I recently had a project feature that needed a light weight grid to be added to an already "heavy" page. I have been playing around with the jQuery Grid plugin. Datatype: function() { GetGridData() },. ColNames: ['Name', 'Date', 'Resource'],. Name: 'DisplayName', index: 'DisplayName', width: 200, sortable: false },. Function "GetGridData" from datatype attribute above:. Living a...
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Byte Me: November 2011
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My thoughts about a little bit of everything technical. Wednesday, November 23, 2011. My latest web project has really shown me the power of using controls from the jQuery UI. Library. You can not beat out of the box fully functional controls for free and can controls that can be extended to meet your needs very easily. I implemented the tab control most recently and thought I would share some code snippets to show how easy it really is. Div id="tabs-1" Content for tab one here. /div. And the end result.
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Byte Me: Binding jqGrid to a WCF service using JSON
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My thoughts about a little bit of everything technical. Tuesday, November 17, 2009. Binding jqGrid to a WCF service using JSON. I recently had a project feature that needed a light weight grid to be added to an already "heavy" page. I have been playing around with the jQuery Grid plugin. Datatype: function() { GetGridData() },. ColNames: ['Name', 'Date', 'Resource'],. Name: 'DisplayName', index: 'DisplayName', width: 200, sortable: false },. Function "GetGridData" from datatype attribute above:. Living a...
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Byte Me: jQuery UI
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My thoughts about a little bit of everything technical. Wednesday, November 23, 2011. My latest web project has really shown me the power of using controls from the jQuery UI. Library. You can not beat out of the box fully functional controls for free and can controls that can be extended to meet your needs very easily. I implemented the tab control most recently and thought I would share some code snippets to show how easy it really is. Div id="tabs-1" Content for tab one here. /div. And the end result.
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Byte Me: Helpful built-in stored procedures in SQL Server
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My thoughts about a little bit of everything technical. Monday, February 7, 2011. Helpful built-in stored procedures in SQL Server. In the past couple of days I took a refresher course on SQL Server. Why? Was offering one for free and it never hurts to refresh one's memory. And, not to my surprise, I was shown a few built-in stored procedures I had unconveniently forgot. I have added a couple more below that I use often. Sp help - reports information about a database object. View my complete profile.
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Byte Me: iPhone Development - Xcode
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My thoughts about a little bit of everything technical. Monday, December 13, 2010. IPhone Development - Xcode. To help with my development, I learned of and changed the below two settings:. On launch of Xcode before opening a project, from the menu bar go to Xcode - Preferences, the general tab. Change the default layout to "All in One." This puts all of the operations needed in one window versus having them "hidden" in various places. Command S - saves your file. Command B - builds the project. To set a...
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Byte Me: Introduction to iPhone Development
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My thoughts about a little bit of everything technical. Monday, December 13, 2010. Introduction to iPhone Development. So lately I have been playing with iPhone development on the side. Yes, I am a geek. I am by nature. I have an iPhone and love it so. I thought it might be fun to document some of my beginnings, sucesses and progress. So where do I begin? My first thought was to start with the source, Apple. This led me to the Apple developer website. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Living and workin...