Posted by Johan Cyprich on 30 Mar 2007 | Tagged as: Applications, Programming
This is a utility I wrote for a department at work to stamp a date and time for an annotation in an e-mail. The e-mail client we are using does not support this feature so we have to do it manually.
The program is interesting because it shows how to send keystrokes from a C# application [...]
Posted by Johan Cyprich on 22 Mar 2007 | Tagged as: Programming
Frames were an exciting addition to web design when it was released. They would allow you to have fixed regions on your web site which is good for keeping ads or menus constantly visible. The nice thing about the fixed regions is that if there was too much information to display, you can scroll to [...]
Posted by Johan Cyprich on 21 Mar 2007 | Tagged as: Tech Tips
Joomla is an easy to use (but challenging to learn) CMS. It will run on any web server with PHP and MySQL installed. Most installations are run on Linux-based servers, but you can run it on Windows as well.
I’ve been testing Joomla in Linux extensively and I learned enough to build a real application with [...]
Posted by Johan Cyprich on 20 Mar 2007 | Tagged as: Programming
Get paid for writing open source software! Once again, Google is hosting the Summer of Code (GoSoC). This is a program where student developers write code for an open source project over a 3 month period. The student will be paid $4500 and the mentoring organization will receive $500. Google will sponsor about 600 individuals [...]
Posted by Johan Cyprich on 17 Mar 2007 | Tagged as: Programming
Have you ever wondered how a program worked? If your not a programmer then you probably wouldn’t think of such things. A software developer, however, might. They would be interested in knowing how a feature or an entire application functioned in order to duplicate it in their own work.
A program can be examined by decompiling [...]
