Still waiting for the paperless office? This is…
Still waiting for the paperless office? This is a fantastic article describing why paper might not be such a bad thing after all.
Still waiting for the paperless office? This is a fantastic article describing why paper might not be such a bad thing after all.
I should probably say that I am now a fully paid up member of the Radio Userland community(!). The software is working great and is a snip at US$39.95.
I finally got around to reading the XML Files article in the March issue of MSDN magazine this week. Now there wasn’t much new here (though I’m seeing an i...
I finally got around to publishing my Outlook XP (2002) attachment unblocker applet that does the registry tweaking mentioned in Q290497. No fancy set-up pro...
Thanks to the great guide, I’ve now (hopefully) got the comments feature working on this site. Only time will tell…
Just finished writing my script for creating extra virtual web servers on Windows 2000/XP Professional.
Came across a useful tool this morning for recovering CD-RW disks that have somehow become “corrupted”. My CD writing software had crashed while writing to a...
It’s funny, isn’t it, how when you’re looking for something on the web you invariably end up following a path you never intended because something catches yo...
The managed C++ compiler seems to have some issues, at least as far as my installation is concerned. I have an interface written in C#, which I’m implementin...
I’d forgotten about the Microsoft ClearType support in Windows XP. I’d used it briefly in the past when I was playing with Microsoft Reader. If you’re using ...
I don’t know about you, but I have a great dislike for HTML e-mail which takes extra time to open (as Outlook starts up an instance of the Internet Explorer ...
I seemed to have cured the backup problem I’ve been having for a while. I use Dantz Retrospect for backing up - it allows me to do compressed incremental bac...
It looks like if I have two enum’s in a C# class library that contain values with the same name and then try to reference the library in a managed C++ projec...
I wrote my first class library in managed C++ today having focussed most of my .NET efforts on C# over the last year. This was necessary so that I could link...
This site is largely done now, and converted to use “Radio Userland”. In the past, I’d used ASP but mostly to be able to use some scripting and include files...