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It’s a cliché, but the world’s best Vizsla passed away in my arms today. Super Vizsla didn’t have an easy life, having had sarcoptic mange as a young dog, then a thyroid condition, and finally arthritis in his old age. Vadar rekindled my love of dogs, and I’ll miss him terribly.
[...] 3 reasons: Most of the examples out there are written in C#. You can’t manipulate your post html source directly. The SmartContentSource.GeneratePublishHtml Method insists on wrapping DIV tags around everything. Sure, there are workarounds, particularly by using the ScottIsAFool.WriterUtilities, but it mightily peeves me that Windows Live Writer is difficult to write for. [...] Windows 7 Training Kit for Developers “The Windows 7 Training Kit for Developers includes presentations, hands-on labs, and demos designed to help you learn how to build applications that shine on Windows 7″ How Do You Detect if Running OS is Windows 7 or Later? … preferably by using the VerifyVersionInfo function. Installing Applications [...] Clint Edmonson, over at notsotrivial.net, has a great post about how to assess your developer team skills. The short version, is characterised like this: Novice – “Just tell me what you want me to do.” Advanced Beginner – “I’m ready for my next task.” Competent – “I’ll have it done by the end of [...] Simple, once you know how. It’s even in the manual, if you can find it in the 500 page tome.* In Formula Workshop, under Selection Formulas/Record Selection, "dont want this string" in {database_table.in-this-field-record} Just like it is in this picture. * there’s four hours of my life I won’t be getting [...] “Service call levels are aspirational.” At work, I been busier than a one armed Sydney cab driver with the crabs. [...] Banks place a whole lot of responsibility on their tellers, to balance or “slicker” their cash draws at the end of the night. And pressure. No one goes home until every dollar is accounted for, or ultimately written off. Talk about peer pressure. I worked as a bank teller before I got into [...] I expect that, when a fault is logged though to me to investigate, that some troubleshooting has been done. “Printer jams. Vendor technician has thoroughly tested printer. I think it’s a driver problem.” And that was it. No other details. What did they mean by ““Printer jams?””. Is it physically jamming? I’m never seen [...] From Microsoft, February 2007: Distribution Point You must plan for the appropriate number and placement of distribution points. This kind of planning is basically the same as you would do for any other deployment of SMS packages. However, there are some considerations specific to Operating System Deployment. Consider the number of computers that can [...] |
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