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- No display of Hourglass while uploading file in Windows Vista and XP
- I am running a java application which has file upload option. If Windows Vista or Windows XP with I.E7 is used, the hourglass doesn't appear during the upload process, but Windows XP with I.E6 shows the hourglass.What do I have to do so that the hourglass is displayed with I.E7?Check...
- Discussion threads 2007-10-17
- Another mouse pointer problem
- Hi, sorry to add another post on mouse problems but I really searched in the internet and none of the solutions worked for me.I have a optical mouse, with a wire, on my laptop.My pointer randomly, sometimes every 10 seconds, sometimes not during 20 minutes, goes to to lower right...
- Discussion threads 2007-10-04
- 10+ keyboard shortcuts to help you deliver a smooth PowerPoint presentation
- How do you feel about standing in front of an audience -- even a friendly one -- to give a talk and run a slide show? If you're just slightly nervous, things will probably be fine, assuming there are no technical glitches and you don't lose your speaker's notes. But...
- Blog posts 2007-08-23
- I am finding difficulty in answering these questions. Plese help me.
- LINE------------Contains50------ char * b, q, *r;200-------- b=getbuf;201----- q = *b;212----- r= anotherfunctionb;213-300---/* we want to use ‘q’ and ‘r’ here*/2000---- char * getbuf2001----- {2002---- char buff[8];2003-2050----- /* unspecified, buff defined here *./2051----- return (char *) buff;2052------- }Q1. What will be in variable ‘q’ after line 201 is executed? Under what conditions might...
- Discussion threads 2007-07-14
- HELP C
- I have a assignment I need help Im confused. The qustion is below:8. Correct the problems with this function, and then extend it so that it also returns a usable array of pointers to some structures. The extended version of this function should: a) Maintain the...
- Discussion threads 2007-06-05
- a program in c
- here i am writing the question-initialise an arrayinteger of 10 elements in main.-pass the entire array to a function modify-in modify multiply each element of array by 3-return the control to main and print the new array elements in main.use pointers for solving the question......the problem i am getting is...
- Discussion threads 2007-03-05
- My Language Choice Conundrum Deepens
- Can "elegant" be "harmful"?The more exposure I have to working with a large team, the more I can see why verbose, less "efficient" languages seem to rule the business world. Is this a wave that should be surfed or a trend that should be bucked?J.JaYou knowI have to say that...
- Discussion threads 2007-02-19
- Cursor Floats Across Screen
- I'm working on a laptop where the cursor will begin to float across the screen. It normally heads for one of the four corners. Upon booting into XP Home it is ok. After a short time it begins to float and the computer must be rebooted to fix it. I...
- Discussion threads 2006-10-19
- Discover how the Java Native Interface works
- Peter V. Mikhalenko offers an introduction on the Java Native Interface JNI and describes how native types are mapped to Java types and classes. Benefits of the JNI include its performance and its ability to preserve legacy code and add more functionality to your Java app. The Java Native...
- Technical articles 2006-09-06
- Any thoughts on this?
- void mainvoid{int i=10;func;printf("i = %d",i);}void funcvoid{/* Your code goes here, change i to 100 */}// No global declarations allowed, you are allowed to add ur code only in the space provided[b]I was thinking about declaring another local variable and prontf and exit the program[/b], but obviously, thats too easy.]:)help track...
- Discussion threads 2006-08-02
- VB.NET or C
- VB.NET or Carticle rootTable headings wrong way round!Your datatypes table have the wrong langauge headings ;)Having worked in bothVb tends to be easier to work with and easier to understand. And most of the c programmers I've worked with tend to do things in a more obscure fashion. Working for...
- Discussion threads 2006-05-24
- Liven up your desktop with Windows XP's animated pointer schemes
- arrowsI am going to try it3D whitethanks, but I'll stay with 3D white.I've got files to zip; freeware to test; music to...nevermindThat;s fine but...How about an article on how to make your own animated cursor?That;s fine but...That'd be a great idea.Agree with DryfliesXP doesn't have many cool options for animated...
- Discussion threads 2006-02-16
- Liven up your desktop with Windows XP's animated pointer schemes
- Windows XP has a variety of built-in animated pointer schemes. Greg Shultz shows us how to start utilizing some of these little-known tricks. Let's face it. There are times in every IT person's week when the urgent need for high-powered technical intelligence wanes a bit—especially on a...
- Technical articles 2006-02-15
- How to eliminate pointer drift?
- HiI have recently bought a Creative wireless optical 5000 mouse. I am having a lot of problems with it. The most infuriating is that the pointer drifts up and/or across the screen. The correct driver is installed, and I have tried a variety of surfaces - standard mouse mat, matt...
- Q&A 2005-09-24
- Thanks! I'd done this accidentally..
- Thanks, MaryAnn! This is a nice helpful tip! I've done this accidentally a time or three, but was never aware of the exact combinations that would create the specific line types or when/why it does or doesn't do it.Thanks!Add borders to text in Word with a few keystrokesA suggestionIf you...
- Discussion threads 2005-09-14
- Inserting specific values into an identity column with SQL
- Another reason to not use identity columnsThe fact that you can manually insert data into an identity column makes it, well, not an identity at all. That capability makes them totally useless for reducing exposure to legal liability or for financial auditing purposes. They just don't represent facts....
- Discussion threads 2005-08-18
- regarding C programming
- Hello, I have a problem that I can’t solve. Can you kindly solve it for me? The problem is like that:- Consider the following three, C functions:[P1] int...
- Q&A 2005-08-16
- hmmm this
- is something that a lot of community sites have implemented: Welcome Jaqui , Sunday, July 17, 2005 6:25 CST (GMT-6), 1858 surfers currently onlinethe members currently online.quite a few also include the breakdown as to members and guests.just an idea to look at.Next you'll want on line chatHey. I still...
- Discussion threads 2005-07-17
- Track mouse events in your VB6 programs by capturing the mouse
- The way Visual Basic 6 handles mouse events is called capturing the mouse. Find out what happens when a user captures the mouse, and then learn how you can verify this behavior yourself. The phrase "capture the mouse" refers to the way VB6 handles mouse events. By default,...
- Technical articles 2005-05-19
- Use Handwriting Recognition to sign letters in Word
- Help users increase productivity by automatically signing up for TechRepublic's free Microsoft Office Suite newsletter, featuring Word, Excel, and Access tips, delivered each Wednesday.When you compose letters in Word, there's an easy way to add apersonal touch to your business correspondence. Word 2002's HandwritingRecognition feature allows you to use a...
- Technical articles 2005-03-29
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