Archive for October, 2009:
filed in Uncategorized on Oct.04, 2009
Being on the front of your computer is a very energy consuming job especially if you’re on it for several hours.
With this, having a light snacks on your computer table becomes very useful. Here’s the list we can prepare to the plate while we’re busy typing on the keyboard..
For Non-Health Conscious
Chips – Potato, banana… [...]
Tags: comouter food, fod at computer, food while at computer, snacks while on the front of computer
filed in Uncategorized on Oct.04, 2009
I believe that this internet explorer feature in saving a webpage is the best thing available among all browsers.
Sure all browsers have the “Save This Webpage” feature, most of them save the webpage along with the folder/s on it. This saved webpage is very messy since it cannot copy the exact behavior of the original [...]
Tags: .mht, how to save a website, internet explorer, iternet, saving a webpage, Website
filed in Uncategorized on Oct.01, 2009
If you’re an average users who think that computer tasks are mostly done by using mouse, then think again. These common keyboard shortcuts will improve you productivity ten-fold, and if you’re thinking that these keyboard shortcuts is too troublesome to memorize, again, think again.
I believe that the future generation’s prep school teacher will teach these [...]
Tags: basic keybaord shotcut, keyboard shortcuts
filed in Uncategorized on Oct.01, 2009
Do you have a damaged cd / dvd that contains a very important files on it?
Guess what, I just found a tool that can recover files from an unreadable optical media using a freeware tool.
The freeware is called IsoPuzzle, download it at http://www.geocities.com/marsoupilamis/DocEnglish.htm
Short Description:
The goal of this program is to recover as much as possible [...]
Tags: extract file from a damaged cd dvd, FREEWARE, recover file damage cd dvd
filed in Uncategorized on Oct.01, 2009
I have this web-based project wherein users must be alerted with a floating div error message. The div is set with a transparency of 80% and must have a fade out effect.
First we will set the div elements using a very handy css code:
display:block; float:left; position:absolute; left:180px; top:300px; width:700px; height:50px; border:0px; background-color:#ff9922; padding-top:30px; padding-bottom:30px;filter:alpha(opacity=80);
And here [...]
Tags: coldfusion, coldfusion fade out effect using jquery, coldfusion javascript fade out effect, colfdusion, JAVASCRIPT, jquery