I tend to get bored with wallpapers fairly quickly --- well, actually, it's not that I get bored with wallpapers as much as I find better ones fairly regularly. Anyway, it's been a while since I created a wallpaper of my own and since I was getting, umm, bored with the one on my desktop, I decided it was high time to create one.
Using Enum.Parse to translate a string value into an enum value.
Hopefully, I can take down that little squiggly sign "~" soon, like oh, sometime in the next ten years.
The reason for the belated/predated lament is the replacement of IE 6 on my own computer. Today also marks the first time I wrote CSS styles specifically for IE 7 (as opposed to all browsers beneath it). There weren't many styles --- very few, actually, and most of these few style changes were, well, stylistic changes as opposed to bug-fixes.
When my PNG images worked, I almost cried. :-P
A really easy way to test it without leaving the comfort of your 1280x1024 screens; goto the site that you want to test and replace the text in the URL url field with:
javascript:window.resizeTo(640, 480);Yes, this resizes the entire window so you can type in this text first and then navigate to your site.
Sreejith R. of GFXedit was nice enough to port my Didactic template over to Wordpress. Thanks Sreejith! Go take a look!
Various ways that you can use System.Diagnostics.Process to perform various actions.
How to solve the annoying flickering-Textbox problem using Win32 API. It's unfortunate that it's not possible to do without using Win32 API. At least, I couldn't find any way to do it. Fortunately, however, even having to use the WIN32 API is not difficult.
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