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Agile Programming Does Not Excuse a Lack of Design -
V Berba Velasco Jr PhD (549)    
V Berba Velasco Jr PhD
I once wrote an article titled A Time-Saving Programming Tactic That Doesn't Work. In this article, I lamented the a misguided tactic that many programmers use in order to deal with software deadlines; they simply coding away, without stopping to think about a proper software design. I don't have... ( added 17 days 22 hours ago.) |
SPML (Service Provisioning Markup Language) to Help Active Directory Administrators -
Helen Romanenko (9)  
SPML appeared because of the necessity to create a framework that automates access to services in IT infrastructure. SPML helps to create systems with automatic identity that greatly simplifies IT specialists' working routine. This article explains the main purpose of SPML, its advantages... ( added 1 day 15 hours ago.) |
Why Choosing Audio Files and Choosing Clothes Are Similar? -
louise (238) 
Because you have to choose the right thing for the right purpose.
If you put on your favorite street-style T-shirt to go for a job interview, there's a 95% chance you fail - unless they also show up in a T-shirt. So imagine how it would be if you chose the wrong format for songs to put in... ( added 9 days ago.) |
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Why You Need A Better Program Uninstaller? -
 - Tom Kevin (21) 
With better access to the Internet, people are downloading more programs and applications on their computers and filling up their hard drives quickly. But when it is time to take off programs, most people do not realize that many program uninstallers just remove the files from their computers and... ( added 2 days 14 hours ago.) |
Email and Spam – How To Reduce Your Junk Mail -
Danny Davids (19,480)    
Danny Davids  
Internet access is more the rule and less the exception. As a result, email is fast taking its place as the preferred method of communication, especially when documentation of a conversation is required. (You don’t think so? The next time you talk to somebody, see what they ask for first when... ( added 3 years 163 days ago.) |
Microsoft Word 2000 Tips – How To Add Web Hyperlinks to a Document -
Danny Davids (19,480)
Danny Davids
Let’s pretend for a few minutes. You’re in Microsoft Word, creating a document for a new product that your company is manufacturing. The document will end up on your company’s Web site for public viewing. You need your customers who do not have Adobe Acrobat Reader installed on their computers to... ( added 3 years 212 days ago.) |
Microsoft Outlook 2000 Tips – Easy Folder Maintenance -
Danny Davids (19,480)
Danny Davids
You’re happily working away on your computer, sending and
receiving email. Suddenly your Inbox
starts filling up with messages from the system administrator on your network,
stating that you’ve reached the storage limits of your email account and can no
longer send or receive email until... ( added 3 years 311 days ago.) |
Microsoft Outlook 2000 Tips – I Can’t Send My Attachments! -
Danny Davids (19,480)
Danny Davids
A sales rep emails a client, including pictures of the
new products his company is introducing.
A proud grandmother emails photos of her latest grandchild to all of her
friends. A graphics designer includes
pictures of his latest ad campaign in the email he forwards to his
manager. ... ( added 3 years 304 days ago.) |
Improve PC Performance - 6 Tips You Must Know. -
MichaelB (1,723) 
Are you frustrated with your PC? Is it feeling sluggish or crawling at a snail's pace? Are programs running slower than they used to? Are you just plain fed up with frequent slowdowns, freezes or crashes?
Then it's time to stop what you're doing and optimize your system to improve PC... ( added 4 years 109 days ago.) |
Shrink Your Technology - How to Work Anywhere, Anytime Out of a Backpack -
Hal Warfield (73)
1) Introduction Years and years ago, as payment for a consulting job, I got an early NCR laptop. I bought a HUGE briefcase to hold the thing. Ever since then I've been on a quest to pack a complete office into a single, easy-to-tote bag. Not a laptop bag or briefcase or tote with wheels and a... ( added 1 year 43 days ago.) |
Understanding Basic File Name Extensions -
Richard McGinnis (4,492)
There are many files on the your computer, and the extentions are sometimes
hidden. Want to know what these file extentions stand for? First, turn on the
file extentions from windows so you can see them. From Windows Explorer, click
on the "Tools" menu, and select "File Options." Second... ( added 1 year 79 days ago.) |
The Best Home Video Editing Software -
Lance Carr (295) 
Choosing the best video editing software for you can seem a daunting task given the wide range of products available at the moment. Add in the many and varied recording devices, video formats and recording media and it is easy to feel there is no way out! However with a little help to remain... ( added 1 year 127 days ago.) |
Defect Tracking In Software Testing -
D v Suresh (382) 
Defects
The purpose of testing is to find defects. A defect is a variance from a desired product attribute. Two categories of defects are
Variance from product specifications
The product built varies from the product specified. For example, the specifications may say that x is to... ( added 1 year 180 days ago.) |
Free Anti-Virus Software Will Actually Find Infections, But You Have To Use It -
- John French (639)
What ever anti-virus program you have on your computer, [and if you don't have one then I hope that you are running Linux or a Macintosh]. Then ensuring that you actually scan your computer for virus infections on a regular basis is an absolute must.
Recently I have changed allegiance from AVG... ( added 1 year 191 days ago.) |
The Blue Screen Of Death! -
- Olly Fallon (96)
At one time or another almost all of us have
experienced the "Blue Screen of Death"! The bright blue screen popping
up can be a little scary, but it can also be very annoying! Especially
when you have no idea why it's there or how to fix the problem.
The
Blue Screen of Death or BSOD, is... ( added 1 year 241 days ago.) |
Object-Oriented Design/Programming -- How We Objectify in Our Culture -
Wilfred DeVoe (161)
What a title. Well, is this a technical article, or isn't it? It's a view of culture, psychology, and their influence on technology. If this matter has been addressed before, it wasn't in any of the articles that came to my attention at this writing. Object-Oriented design in software... ( added 2 years 11 days ago.) |
Some Thoughts on Random Number Generation -
- Wilfred DeVoe (161)
Suppose we wanted to select a number at random, say, from an interval of 1 to 27 inclusive. How could we go about it in a computer program? For some languages it's surprisingly easy; tools for random number selection exist in these languages. If we wanted to "pick a card" from 1 to 27 in BASIC... ( added 2 years 34 days ago.) |
Linux Quick Start - How to Use Linux Video Tutorials Online and Run Linux in Windows -
Clyde Boom (3,318) 
Clyde Boom
Watching Linux video tutorials is an excellent, fast and easy way to learn how to use Linux. Getting Linux Running in Windows - So You Can Learn How to Use Linux in Windows - Online! Now you can download a free Linux virtual machine "player" and a free Linux virtual machine so you can run Linux... ( added 2 years 189 days ago.) |
Linux Commands Tutorials - Using the man Command with Examples of Options - A Hands-On Tutorial Help -
Clyde Boom (3,318)
Clyde Boom
This Linux command tutorial shows you some examples of how to run the Linux man command using popular, commonly used command options. The Linux man Command The Linux man command is used to view Linux "man pages" and these "man" (for "manual") pages describe thousands of Linux commands and... ( added 2 years 189 days ago.) |
Linux Training Online - Using the Linux cd Command to Change Directory in the Linux File System -
Clyde Boom (3,318)
Clyde Boom
As a new Linux user looking for Linux training, you need to learn how to use Linux commands. And one of the most commonly used Linux file system commands is the cd (change directory) command. Using the Linux cd Command The Linux cd (change directory) command is used to change from your current... ( added 2 years 196 days ago.) |
Linux Commands Tutorials - Using the ls Command with Examples of Options - A Hands-On Tutorial Help -
Clyde Boom (3,318)
Clyde Boom
This Linux command tutorial shows you several examples of how to run the Linux ls command using popular, commonly used command options. All of the Linux command examples shown below have been designed to work with all Linux distributions (versions). So, if you run all of the Linux commands... ( added 2 years 196 days ago.) |
Internet Explorer 7 (IE7) As a Ftp Client-Does Not Work -
Dean Chafee (1,488)  
Dean Chafee
With the recent release of IE7 (basically pushed out and forced on you, aaarrrgg), those whom used IE6 as a FTP client will notice some changes and issues. Here are the highlights of the changes: * The URL syntax with embedded username and password (ie. ftp://usr:pswd@ftp.domain.com) and similar... ( added 2 years 197 days ago.) |
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Windows Defender start-up Error -
Dean Chafee (1,488)
Dean Chafee
You may have noticed a new error message upon Windows start-up since December 31, 2006. The error dialog looks like this: Windows Defender Application failed to initialize: 0x800106ba. A problem caused Windows Defender Service to stop. To start the service, restart your computer or search Help... ( added 2 years 197 days ago.) |
Linux Training for the New Linux User - Download Linux Virtual Machines and Run Linux in Windows! -
Clyde Boom (3,318)
Clyde Boom
You can run Linux in Windows by running a free Linux virtual machine player program and opening a free Linux virtual machine! This is fantastic for a new Linux user who needs to get Linux training and wants to learn Linux in Windows. You just download Linux in Windows as a "pre-installed"... ( added 2 years 209 days ago.) |
Optical Character Recognition - What’s it all about? -
Brett McQueen (60)
Optical character recognition, or ‘OCR’, is a technology that allows digital images of typed or handwritten text to be transferred into an editable text document. For example, if you hooked up a scanner to your computer and used the scanner to scan a handwritten essay into a digital photo, you... ( added 3 years 93 days ago.) |
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