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Posted in Tips, Visual Studio, General on Sep 9th, 2007
When I browse code looking for something or when I take a look at a new class I want to see as much code as I can. But then when I enter the “coding” mode I want to focus on code that I write and I want to have bigger font to make it easier […]
Posted in General on Aug 11th, 2007
If you get:
“1 error(s) occurred during this session. Click Error Log for details.“
“Not implemented 0×80004001“
errors while Capture screen, Entire screen using Windows Media Encoder 9 that probably means that you are in multiple monitor mode.
Switch to one monitor mode and it should work.
Posted in General on Feb 1st, 2006
Check it out. New version of Google Toolbar. It has a new looks. Take a look at it, maybe you will like it :-) It’s still beta.
http://www.google.com/tools/toolbar/T4/index.html
Just found those cool things:
When you type text toolbar gives you suggestions and checks for typos
When you type text which is longer that a toolbar’s textbox, it expands! that what […]
Posted in General on Jul 1st, 2005
Now it’s time for a little fun.
Try to say it aloud
Three witches watch three Swatch watches.
Which witch watch which Swatch watch?
And super hard version:
Three switched witches watch three Swatch watch switches.
Which switched witch watch which Swatch watch switch?
And now the picture :-))
Posted in General on May 15th, 2005
Few days ago my friend PM me: “Joe, help. I clicked cancel on SourceSafe’s merge window and my code is now messed up !! I’ve been working on this file whole day !”
I said - “Relax, did you compile code after that?”, “no, I have a lot of errors now” – he replied.
When I heard […]
Posted in General on Apr 16th, 2005
I bet there was this one time when you wondered: “What is that red flashing dot?”
Well, the dot flashes when SQL Server Service Manager polls the Server to find its state to display.
You can set the interval in options menu. It does not hit the server performance.
Posted in General on Mar 30th, 2005
I was browsing the Internet and found this entry in Hannes Preishuber’s blog.
It’s pretty old news but it’s fun to read what do you think about it?
Check it out here