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How do I install and use fonts in Linux?
Jack Wallen shows you how to install True Type fonts on your Fedora or Ubuntu Linux machine and how to make key applications such as OpenOffice and Scribus aware of those fonts. by Jack Wallen
Tags: Directory, Linux, Font, Scribus, *TTF, Jack Wallen
Blog posts 2008-07-16
Use Fuse to mount remote ssh directories
Vincent Danen introduces the Fuse Project, a way to edit files remotely with plugins like sshfs, which transparently makes an SFTP connection to a remote system seem like nothing more than a local file directory. by Vincent Danen
Tags: Directory, File System, SSH, File, Plug-in, SFTP, FUSE, Linux, Operating Systems, Software, Vincent Danen
Blog posts 2008-06-17
Dig for more data in the /proc directory
One of the most interesting directories on any Linux system is /proc, a virtual filesystem that provides a plethora of information on the hardware of the running system, and of the various processes running. In fact, many programs such as ps and top obtain their information by mining /proc. ...
Tags: Directory, Information, /proc/1/cmdline, Linux, Processors, Open Source, UNIX, Operating Systems, Software, Semiconductors, Hardware, Components, Vincent Danen
Blog posts 2008-05-23
Enabling Exchange ActiveSync: HTTP_500 error explained and solved
Exchange ActiveSync for Exchange Server 2003 allows mobile phones or devices running Windows Mobile 2002, 2003, and Windows Mobile 5.0 to access information on the Exchange Server. The ActiveSync service will synchronise e-mail, contacts and calendar information with the portable device via the Internet. Direct Push was...
Tags: Directory, Microsoft Windows Mobile, Mobile, Microsoft Exchange Server, Server, Authentication, ActiveSync, Default Location, OK, E-mail Servers, Microsoft Windows, Groupware, Operating Systems, Handhelds, Enterprise Software, Software, Hardware, Justin Fielding
Blog posts 2007-12-11
Save time with Visual Studio 2005 project templates
While application development provides plenty of opportunities to be creative, there are numerous aspects of every project that require developers to perform the same tasks over and over again. Automating such tasks provides you with more time to concentrate on the more challenging aspects of your work. Visual Studio 2005...
Tags: Project, Directory, Microsoft Visual Studio, Microsoft Visual Studio 2005, Template, Default Directory, Starter Kit Concept, New Project Dialog Box, Microsoft Development Tools, Development Tools, Software Development, Software/Web Development, Tony Patton
Blog posts 2007-11-21
How do I... Use the Windows Vista FTP command line utility?
Now that I am on my command-line kick these days, I wanted to show you how to take advantage of a free command-line FTP utility that comes packaged with Windows Vista. Why pay money for some software when you can take advantage of software you already paid for. There is...
Tags: Directory, Microsoft Windows Vista, Microsoft Windows, ASCII, FTP, File, Computer, Productivity, Steven Warren
Blog posts 2007-11-19
Monitor connectivity with SmokePing, part 2
Following on from my post earlier this week, I’m going to show you how to install and configure SmokePing. I've already covered some of the reasons you may want to have a monitoring system such as SmokePing and laid the groundwork for it by installing RRDtool, SpeedyCGI, and FPing. ...
Tags: Directory, Monitor, Perl, Apache Software Foundation, SmokePing, GW1, Scripting Languages, Programming Languages, Open Source, Development Tools, Software/Web Development, Web Development, Software Development, Justin Fielding
Blog posts 2007-09-08
SolutionBase: File searching made easy with Linux
If you're using Linux as a desktop operating system, you're not stuck using command line tools in order to find data. Jack Wallen examines some outstanding Linux tools that should make your searching simple. One of the major innovations claimed by Microsoft in Windows Vista was its improved...
Tags: Desktop, Directory, Google Inc., Linux Desktop, Google Desktop, Window, KDE, Tool, GNOME Beagle, Kfind, Google Linux Desktop GLD, Linux, Desktops, Productivity, Open Source, Operating Systems, Software, Hardware, Jack Wallen, Google Linux Desktop, Now Konqueror, GLD
Technical articles 2007-09-05
Get a handle on directory security with .NET's DirectorySecurity object
By using .NET's DirectorySecurity class and the Directory class's methods, you can easily manipulate a file system's security to control user access to directories. Tony Patton offers more details in this article. An important topic when working with .NET directories is security; that is, you want the users who...
Tags: Microsoft .NET, DirectorySecurity, FileSystemAuditRule, Tony Patton, .NET, FileSystemAccessRule class, access control, access control list, DirectorySecurity class, .NET Newsletter, Security, Directory, Parameter, Auditing, Class, Entry, Rule, Object, FileSystemAccessRule, FileSystemAuditRule Class, AccessControlType Enumeration, FileSystemAuditRule Constructor, Listing C, Listing E
Technical articles 2007-05-08
Easily manage directories with .NET's Directory class
The .NET Directory class exposes static methods for creating, moving, and enumerating through directories and subdirectories. Tony Patton walks you through the basics of this class. Last week I showed how you can use .NET's Path class  to work with string values representing file and directory paths. This...
Tags: Microsoft .NET, Middleware, Tony Patton, .NET, Application servers, Microsoft development tools, Programming languages, .NET Newsletter, Directory, Method, Class, .NET Directory Class, Directory Class, Path Parameter, Path Information, Listing F, C#, Software Development, Software/Web Development, Enterprise Software, Software, Development Tools
Technical articles 2007-05-02
Automount filesystems with flexible AutoFS tool
Vincent Danen describes the AutoFS automounter and walks you through setup and configuration. In a previous tip, I looked at the Amd automounting daemon and how to use it to provide on-demand access to remote NFS shares. Amd is purely a user-space tool, available for Linux and...
Tags: Advanced Micro Devices Inc., AutoFS, Vincent Danen, Linux, UNIX, OPEN SOURCE, Operating systems, file system, tool, Linux Tips Newsletter, Directory, Configuration File, Software
Technical articles 2007-04-20
Sample directory structure helps manage project documentation
Project managers on large projects should plan ahead for how they want their documents to be organized, stored, and retrieved. Here's how to set up the document directory. Large projects tend to generate a lot of documentation. If you're not careful, these documents will become disorganized and require...
Tags: Tom Mochal, Team management, team, Project Management Newsletter, Directory, Management
Technical articles 2007-03-19
Import the results of Windows XP's Tree command into Word
same result, barely different technique1. win+r2. cmd [enter]3. tree > tmp.txt4. start tmp.txtor4. notepad tmp.txtsaves you requiring Office installed or leaving the prompt to start a new program.Cool! Here's a Freemind alternativeMine was displayed with Japanese characters (??)You can also get a graphical representation of folders with the opensource program...
Tags: directory, feedback, jabbotts@..., Microsoft Windows, Microsoft Windows XP, Microsoft Word, windows
Discussion threads 2007-03-07
Understand ASP.NET 2.0 configuration file processing
Are you confused by the numerous options available with ASP.NET 2.0 configuration files? Tony Patton helps you make sense of how ASP.NET 2.0 uses machine.config and web.config configuration files. Configuration files are an important aspect of .NET development. ASP.NET applications have web.config and other configuration files, while...
Tags: Microsoft .NET, Microsoft ASP.NET, ASP.NET Machine, Middleware, Tony Patton, .NET, configuration file, ASP.NET 2.0, .NET Newsletter, Directory, Application, Microsoft ASP.NET 2.0, Location Element, Software Development, Software/Web Development, Enterprise Software, Software
Technical articles 2007-02-13
XP re-install - My Documents access denied
I have recently re-installed Windows XP after the system file became corrupt. I initially performed a repair but found a full re-install was required. During the setup I requested the same username as I used on the previous installation, my old "
Tags: directory, access, software, xp, windows, adamstanecki@..., Microsoft Windows XP
Discussion threads 2006-12-22
Explore JAR files' countless possibilities
Check out this article to catch up on some JAR file basics and to learn about all the possibilities that you can enable by using the JAR file format. All Java developers know that JAR files are just ZIP files that contain the tree of Java classes. However,...
Tags: Java, Peter V. Mikhalenko, Programming languages, Java Tips Newsletter, Directory, Class, Attribute, File, Service, Value, Extension, JAR, META-INF, Class Loader, MD5-Digest, JarIndex Mechanism, Digital Signatures, Productivity, Software Development, Software/Web Development, Security
Technical articles 2006-12-20
Migrating applications from ASP.NET 1.1 to 2.0
Tony Patton examines the major differences between ASP.NET 1.1 and ASP.NET 2.0, and discusses areas that may be problems during the conversion process. The introduction of a new version of a platform is always accompanied by lots of press and often excitement over much-anticipated features. Developers love...
Tags: Microsoft ASP.NET, Tony Patton, Middleware, .NET, ASP.NET 1.1, .NET Newsletter, Directory, Application, Microsoft .NET Framework, Assembly, Microsoft Visual Studio 2005, Microsoft ASP.NET 2.0, Conversion, ASP.NET 2.0 Platform, Visual Studio Conversion Wizard, Software Development, Software/Web Development, Enterprise Software, Software
Technical articles 2006-11-28
Organize and name site resources to simplify maintenance and upkeep
The organization of a Web site's resources is most important after it has been rolled out and you're looking for a certain file. In addition, descriptive directory and file names greatly simplify locating what you need. Learn more in this Web Development column. Locating a Web application's files is...
Tags: Tony Patton, Web servers, Recruitment & Selection, Web Development Zone Newsletter, Directory, Web, Web Application, Site, Channel Management, Marketing, Internet
Technical articles 2006-09-26
Use ASP.NET 2.0 pre-compilation to avoid delays
The pre-compilation option, which is new to ASP.NET 2.0, allows you to pre-compile your Web application to omit the delay with the first application request. Learn about additional benefits of the pre-compilation option. A common complaint with ASP.NET 1.x developers is the initial delays experienced by users when...
Tags: Microsoft ASP.NET, Pre-compilation, Middleware, Tony Patton, .NET, target directory, application name, .NET Newsletter, Directory, Application, Source Code, Microsoft ASP.NET 2.0, Option, Path, Publish Web Site Menu Option, Software Development, Software/Web Development, Enterprise Software, Software
Technical articles 2006-09-19
Site helps developers navigate open-source jungle
fantastic ideaThe lack of clear licensing information on many projects has always annoyed me a bit -- now more than ever, since the FSF started playing silly buggers with litigation in relation to the GPL. It's good to see someone paying attention to licensing issues in a comprehensive manner,...
Tags: apotheon, open source
Discussion threads 2006-07-17


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