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but not by writing on the screen, but in a smaller device, like a touchpad-like input device

That is why originally recommended to use a tablet (computer) device. More specifically, a Windows 8 tablet.

but:
1) wacom is an expensive option :/

Cheap is not a realistic requirement, in the context you've drawn.

Welcome to DC Elancore,

It's more useful to add the intended application name in the title of the post, when posting in a generic forum.

And besides that, double-posting isn't needed, Skwire reads your request when he has time/is available, he may be living in another time-zone from where you are...

Hm, drawing is fine, but I'm a bit unsure about the Undo feature. ctrl-z doesn't seem to remove the free-hand drawing, though it does remove the shadow applied (as per your suggestion )

So no IntelliJ users?

Looking for an excuse to try it

Tried it a few months ago, but I was so totally baffled on how to use it, even after being 'nurtured' by NetBeans, I un-installed it 5 minutes after first try.

tv resolution is 640 x 480

Huh? Even my CRT tv can do better than that. I'd expect that size to be show in a 'passe-partout' style on any tv.

You'd prolly better find the native resolution of the tv, and configure the laptop with that for the external monitor, then the image is going to be much better viewable, I guess.

Is it common for the tv to not fill the whole screen?

Have you set the external monitor (the tv) as secondary (extend desktop onto it) and to it's native resolution? most likely 1920x1080, or possibly 1367x768, as I don't expect the 10.1" laptop to use those resolutions, so it shows the laptop-resolution (1280x800?) mapped 1:1 on screen.

A tablet?

Ah, again this same question  

IMHO, there is only 1 java IDE and that's Eclipse.

I also use NetBeans, but I always feel I'm treated like idiot by it, so I'm somewhat discomforted when using it. And the projects are a disaster as it's impossible to switch project-type, or have a project that builds using both ant and maven.
And when working with VS2010, I crave for the autocomplete and javadoc features of Eclipse. The only good feature there is the search feature during intellisense but I expect the next release of Eclipse to have that too.

That's a practice I've seen before, both from Avast and other software[s/z]

I'm not sure what I'm looking for. How about this link? Or should it be more specific? Thanks.
http://joejoeinc.blogspot...er-internet-explorer.html

Not sure it's up to date for the IE you have installed, but I've seen this script solve similar problems before.
And it won't hurt if all was well already, so just run it.

I think you're a bit overprotective here. I'm getting weather data from 6 or 7 locations around the world, so my physical location is not necessarily related to the weather I'm monitoring

For comparisons: Do you use such proxy to retrieve your twitter or Facebook updates?

If rightnote is using the IE html control to display it's content, I'd reregister the IE stuff. Instructions can be found using Google (I'm typing on a tablet atm, so copy/paste is quite bothersome)

You'd better fix the issue with Eudora, then to fight the symptoms it's causing, that's way more productive.

Most likely the content of the message that causes high cpu can't be processed correctly, you could check the registration of the IE control or whatever Eudora uses to display the message. It could also help to update Eudora to the most recent stable release, or reinstall completely.

Would be about as quick to turn UAC to the lowest level, no nagging any more, same result.

  That's lookin' good, Stephen

I'm using sWeather with a network-proxy both at work and at home, atm, and it has worked ever since day 1 with those configs. I can pass the proxy servers without authentication, though.
I've always assumed it uses the IE/Windows proxy settings, but I never asked nor checked , but you could try that first, I guess?

I understand that that's like a mini-version of the NET framework,
so it looks like I'll have to install the full version. Is that correct?
Do you know if it's generally okay to install the full version on top of this version?

Yes, and Yes.

I bought my first Android phone 2,5 years ago (and my second 6 months ago), and read the Google Android development docs with the intention of creating a killer-app, but never actually created any Android app (other than the obligatory demo-stuff).
Time and ideas are lacking..., so if you have a good idea, but no resources, I could jump into that

 

All winners are now being notified by email to their forum email address.

A quick snippet from that mail:

Your estimated happiness value from this prize: 100%.

  (still LOLing about that)

Yay I won something , it feels a bit weird, as that doesn't happen too often 

Thanks, wraith808, for organizing the giveaway

Radio Erivan to Ath: You'd be right at the end of the day. But these are the appetizers only.

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When writing forum posts that look like essays, who do you think hope is going to read it?

TL;DR;

Shouldn't you guys be writing a blog (or 2) or something?

(or are they really saying any other browser is crap!?)

That. 

Today our 'presents-guy' rang the doorbell, and handed me a CafePress cardboard box, holding 2 beautiful mugs: 

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