Jul 02
While developing software, you may encounter errors that are recorded in the application event log:
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Mar 14
This article was written by José M. Aguilar in Spanish on his excellent blog Variable Not Found, and was translated, edited and republished here by Timm Martin (and Google Translator) with permission from Mr. Aguilar.
Following are 13 tips on how to comment your source code so that it is easier to understand and maintain over time.
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Jul 16
Did you know? You can type ASCII characters into any application. Press and hold the Left-Alt key, then using the numeric keypad, type the four-digit decimal number for the ASCII character you want, then release the Left-Alt key. For example, to type è, press and hold Left-Alt, then type 0232 on the numeric keypad. When you release the Left-Alt key, è will be typed.
Here is the world famous ASCII table:
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Tags: ASCII, ASCII-Table, Tips
Jun 19
The leading SEO (Search Engine Optimization) sites will tell you that placing an ad after the first post in your blog's home page is particularly effective. This is because the ad is essentially embedded in the blog content, hence your readers are less likely to develop "ad blindness" and skip over the ad as usual.
To place an ad after the first post in your WordPress blog main page:
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Tags: Ad-Blindness, AdSense, Blog, Blogging, Google, Tips, WordPress
Jun 13
Many applications store data in the "My Documents" folder. Unfortunately, by default this folder is buried at "C:\Documents and Settings\UserName\My Documents".
A smarter approach is to separate your programs and data. For example, I store the operating system and programs on my C: drive and all data on my D: drive.
But simply moving your data is not enough–you need to tell applications and the operating system where to find it.
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Tags: My-Documents, Tips, Windows
Apr 24
There is a bug in WordPress v2.1.3 and a few prior versions that may prevent you from adding categories to your WordPress blog.
When you attempt to add a category, the error message "You do not have permission to do that" will appear in a pink box.
To solve this problem in Internet Explorer 7 (IE7):
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Tags: Blogging, categories, Tips, Web, WordPress