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N.A.N.Y. 2014 / Re: NANY 2014: Mug-shots here
« Last post by wraith808 on April 02, 2014, 03:08 PM »I didn't know there was a new option on the image! Now I have to see about getting another! LOL
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Convenient plain zip file format enabling users to view and modify records, tables and embedded files/images even without using GS-Base.
http://toucharcade.c...free-games-with-ads/
I guess the day when 100% of games are free with ads will be the day I stop playing games. I always cringe when I start reading about a cool new game and see that it'll be 'free to play'.-phitsc (April 01, 2014, 02:24 AM)
I tried "Custom Desktop Logo" and in some ways it was even better (absolute min footprint), however it is just to laborious to move the image around. Wraith808's concept is that you move and resize the image to minimize interference with the underlying app. Wraith808, I hope that you haven't given up on this app, love to see a version 2.-towlerg (March 29, 2014, 09:34 AM)
Last week, it was revealed that Microsoft had examined the Hotmail/Outlook.com emails of a blogger, who was NOT a Microsoft employee, in order to find who had leaked confidential information to that person.
It seems this is legal because, under Microsoft’s terms of use, the company has the right to examine any user’s data for any reason they see fit.
This is very different from data mining user data to sell advertising, and it makes me wonder why anyone in their right mind would consider using Office 365 for any reason at all.-xtabber (March 27, 2014, 03:59 PM)
Sorry for sounding cynical. But I really do think the only reason this code is being released is to establish "primacy" and set the stage for charging opponents with "knowing infringement" in future legal battles.-40hz (March 27, 2014, 02:34 PM)
The mission of the Computer History Museum is to preserve and present for posterity the artifacts and stories of the Information Age.
Winstep Nexus.-David.P (March 24, 2014, 08:25 AM)
Just out of curiosity, what unique feature(s) does CircleDock bring to the mix beyond those of any other dock-type launcher?-40hz (March 24, 2014, 10:06 AM)
The Idea Behind Circle Dock
The idea behind Circle Dock is that the dock should appear where your mouse is instead of you having to move your mouse to the dock like with other programs. This is accomplished by making the dock a circular or spiral shape so that it can be placed anywhere, even near the edge of the screen. The offscreen portions of the dock are easily reached by just scrolling with your mouse wheel or arrow keys.
A user defined hotkey combination is used to make the dock appear and disappear. By default, this combination is CTRL-WINDOWS KEY. You can change it in the settings area of the program.
If you have a mouse with extra buttons or you want to make one of your mouse buttons activate the dock, I recommend you use the program from http://www.highrez.c...useButtonControl.htm and use it to remap your mouse buttons. This makes it very convenient to toggle Circle Dock.
at the risk of poking the snake with a stick, still seems like guilt by association to me.
as far as I can see all you've managed to do so far is paint TED black with someone elses deeds.
I'm not defending any of the parties here, I'm pretty sure we all know that many of the big commercial entities are far from paragons, but I've yet to hear anything that indicates that TED does anything other than provide a forum.
Is there an agenda there? I have no idea, and given the breadth and depth of both subjects and presenters I'm guessing it would pretty hard to see anyway.
meh...-Target (March 21, 2014, 03:01 AM)
IMO Windows needs a total ground up redesign, not unlike what Apple did with OS X.-Vurbal (March 20, 2014, 09:57 AM)
Well, I'm disgusted by this now, after reading this self-explanatory post in OutlinerSoftware.com:Outliner Software: OneNote for Mac on the horizon...
Posted by Stephen Zeoli
Mar 18, 2014 at 05:36 PM
Ah, I knew there had to be a catch. I’ve been using OneNote 2010 on my Windows PC, which I paid for. I just downloaded the free 2013 edition, which was working just fine until I tried to create a new page in one of the notebooks that I keep on my computer (instead of on SkyDrive), and got a messages saying “Subscribe to Office to continue using this notebook.” From the “Learn more” link:Anyone can download and use the free version of OneNote. When you subscribe to Office 365 Home Premium for just $9.99 per month, you get the premium version of OneNote, which easily integrates with the other latest Office applications and comes with additional capabilities, including the ability to:
- Create notebooks on your PC. Create notebooks saved to your hard drive (offline) in addition to being saved to your OneDrive. Being able to work with notebooks offline as well as online is great for anyone with a spotty network connection or those who are always on the go.
- Support your business needs. Your notes are synced to your OneDrive for Business, so you and your teammates can collaborate easily. For added security, you can password-protect your notebooks. And with Office 365 you get the latest Office applications, which means you get a complete note-taking experience, with embedded Excel files and added Outlook tasks, meeting notes, and contacts.
- Record your notes. Why just write or type your notes when you can video- or audio-record them at the same time? That way you’re sure not to miss any important information. Perfect for students and for those important meetings.
Is this the deal breaker? Maybe. I don’t want or need all my work notebooks, which I keep on my PC at the office, floating around on SkyDrive or on my other devices. Indeed, there is no such thing as a free lunch.
Steve Z.-IainB (March 20, 2014, 05:30 AM)
RT is dead because it does not provide any of the advantages of Windows and the interface is simply not as usable as either Android or iOS on either phones or tablets. With all due respect to johnk for his personal experience, "Tile World" as David Pogue refers to it is a usability disaster.-xtabber (March 19, 2014, 05:21 PM)