Yahoo Widgets 4.0 update
I have previously written about Yahoo Widgets 3.1. Yahoo have a released a new version, 4.0, of the widget engine.
I have previously written about Yahoo Widgets 3.1. Yahoo have a released a new version, 4.0, of the widget engine.
Following the beautify-your-desktop theme, if you suffer from a cluttered desktop, let’s face it who doesn’t, and you haven’t quite got around to either
a. Replacing windows with an alternative like Emerge Desktop
b. Adding widgets like Yahoo Widgets
this may be what the doctor ordered for all icon junkies.
How about trying out the following prescription, Dexpot 1.4?
Have you ever needed to produce HTML, PDF, Text and RTF versions of the same document, in seconds? This article, part of a series, will show you how to do it. These multiple document formats can be produced using an XML document which is transformed using XSL code. In this first article, we’ll look at producing HTML from an XML document.
Have you ever needed to produce HTML, PDF, Text and RTF versions of the same document, in seconds? This article series will show you how to do it.
These multiple document formats can be produced using an XML document which is transformed using XSL code.
In the first article, we’ll look at producing HTML from an XML document.
This is a tip I use to create accordions within accordions using a slightly modified scriptaculous Accordion 2.0. effect.
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Need a sight for sore eyes or do you just want to remove the eyesore that is Windows?
I have come across another tool to beautify your desktop, The Yahoo! Widget Engine.
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I am assuming that you wouldn’t be reading this if you don’t know what a source code repository means or maybe you are just interested. But it is still only source code, lines and lines of it. You have to know what code has been submitted and where it has been stored to find it.
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Had enough of the boring Windows Explorer shell and require some elegance on your desktop? Look no further.
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This is a tip I use for debugging XSLT output. Use the xsl:comment element to output debug information when transforming XML files using XSLTs.
And you thought you had deleted those emails. But these pesky emails are still hanging on by their finger nails.
I recently discovered this Outlook 2003 feauture that deletes your emails for good.