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What is the best web prototyping tool?
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What is the best tool to create a web-apps interface prototype? | 4 | [
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Accessing URL parameters in Oracle Forms / OC4J
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How do I access parameters passed into an Oracle Form via a URL.
Eg given the url:
> http://example.com/forms90/f90servlet?config=cust&form='a_form'&p1=something&p2=else
This will launch the 'a_form' form, using the 'cust' configuration, but I can't work how ... | 0 | [
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Displaying the current authenticated Sharepoint user from an asp.net Page Viewer Web Part
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I am creating a standalone asp.net page that needs to be embedded into a sharepoint site using the Page Viewer Web Part. The asp.net page is published to the same server on a different port, giving me the URL to embed.
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How to get a stack trace when C++ program crashes? (using msvc8/2005)
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Sometimes my c++ program crashes in debug mode, and what I got is a message box saying that an assertion failed in some of the internal memory management routines (accessing unallocated memory etc.). But I don't know where that was called from, ... | 0 | [
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How to resolve a conflict with git-svn?
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What is the best way to resolve a conflict when doing a "git svn rebase", and the git branch you are on becomes "(no-branch)"?
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Which is the best Java GUI editor for rapid development and maintainability: Eclipse/SWT or Netbeans/Matisse?
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Which is the best Java GUI editor for rapid development and maintainability: Eclipse/SWT or Netbeans/Matisse? | 0 | [
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QT: meaning of slot return value?
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According to the documentation the return value from a slot doesn't mean anything.
Yet in the generated moc code I see that if a slot returns a value this value is used for something. Any idea what does it do?
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Database schema for a heirarchial groups
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Change Style/Look of Asp:CheckBox using CSS
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I want to change the standard "3D" look of the standard asp.net checkbox to say solid 1px. If I try to apply the styling to the Border for example it does just that - draws the standard checkbox with a border around it - which is valid I guess.
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Monthly Birthday SQL Query.
===
How would retrieve all customer's birthdays for a given month in SQL? What about MySQL?
I was thinking of using the following with SQL server.
select c.name
from cust c
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How do you determine the size of a file (in C) for files that are larger than 4GB?
===
The code currently does this and the fgetpos does handle files larger than 4GB but the seek returns an error, so any idea how to seek to the end of a file >4GB?
fpos_t currentpos;
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===
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Graphical DIFF programs for linux
===
I really like Araxis Merge for a graphical DIFF program for the PC. I have no idea
what's available for linux, though. We're running SUSE linix on our z800 mainframe.
I'd be most grateful if I could get a few pointers to what programs everyone else likes.
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What are the statistics of HTML vs. Text email usage
===
What the latest figures are on people viewing their emails in text only mode vs. HTML?
[Wikipedia][1] and it's [source][2] both seem to reference [this][3] research from 2006.
[1]: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Html_email
[2]: http://www.emaillabs.co... | 0 | [
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Create program installer in Visual Studio 2005?
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Accessing files across the windows network with near MAX_PATH length
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How do I add another run level (level 7) in Ubuntu?
===
Ubuntu has 8 run levels (0-6 and S), I want to add the run level 7.
I have done the following:
1.- Created the folder **/etc/rc7.d/**, which contains some symbolic links to **/etc/init.d/**
2.- Created the file **/etc/event.d/rc7** This is its content:
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What are some resources for learning to write specifcations?
===
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Python - When to use file vs open
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What's the difference between file and open in Python? When should I use which one? (Say I'm in 2.5) | 0 | [
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Code Reviews with CI
===
What sorts of things do you look for in a code review when using continuous integration? It seems like a lot of the literature around for code reviews mentions things like coding style, spelling mistakes, resource usage, error handling, etc. (perhaps not in that order :-) However tools like Fx... | 0 | [
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Relative path in web config
===
How can I have a relative path in the web.config file. This value is not in the connection string so I cannot use |DataDirectory| (I think), so what can I do? | 0 | [
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Using Divs to display table-like data
===
I want to display data like the following:
Title Subject Summary Date
So my html looks like:
div class="title" /div div class="subject" /div .... etc.
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What tool/application/whatever do you wish existed?
===
This may sound like a but of a fluff question, but I think it can be of some use. Often I've seen people, both on SO and off, say that they want to contribute or work on a project of some sort, but they don't know what or how. Most of the time, the response is to... | 4 | [
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How do I access my memory mapped I/O Device (FPGA) from a RTP in VxWorks?
===
When using VxWorks, we are trying to access a memory mapped I/O device from a Real-Time Process.
Since RTPs have memory protection, how can I access my I/O device from one?
Note: I have the answer, I will be posting it shortly, feel fr... | 0 | [
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Writing to the windows logs in Python
===
Is it possible to write to the windows logs in python? | 0 | [
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IIS 6.0 Is Stubbornly Remembering Authentication Settings
===
I have an .asmx in a folder in my application and I keep getting a 401 trying to access it.
I have double and triple checked the setting including the directory security settings. It allows anonymous. I turned off Windows Authentication.
If I delete... | 2 | [
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Whats the best way to pass html embed code via rss feed to a rss parser in php?
===
Im trying to put an html embed code for a flash video into the rss feed, which will then be parser by a parser (magpie) on my other site. How should I encode the embed code on one side, and then decode it on the other so I can insert c... | 0 | [
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Stable, efficient sort?
===
I'm trying to create an unusual associative array implementation that is very space-efficient, and I need a sorting algorithm that meets all of the following:
1. Stable (Does not change the relative ordering of elements with equal keys.)
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Internet Explorer 8 beta 2 and Standards
===
Internet Explorer 8 breaks what must be every 3rd page I look at. The point of this early release was, I presume, to give website owners the chance to update their sites so it wouldn't be such a hassle for the final release.
Has anyone actually done this?
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How to use one object's method to update another object's attribute?
===
I have three (C++) classes: Player, Hand, and Card.
Player has a member, hand, that holds a Hand. It also has a method, getHand(), that returns the contents of hand.
Hand Player::getHand() {
return hand;
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How to return the date part only from a SQL Server datetime datatype
===
SELECT GETDATE()
Returns: <code>2008-09-22 15:24:13.790</code>
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Java RSS library
===
I'm looking for a Java library for generating RSS feeds, any recommendations?
Cheers,
Don | 0 | [
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Keeping my PHP pretty
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I am creating a site in which different pages can look very different depending upon certain conditions (ie logged in or not, form filled out or not, etc). This makes it necessary to output diferent blocks of html at different times.
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Selenium internals
===
How does selenium work? Can you explain the internal working of it. | 0 | [
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Dynamic IP-based blacklisting
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Folks, we all know that IP blacklisting doesn't work - spammers can come in through a proxy, plus, legitimate users might get affected... That said, blacklisting seems to me to be an efficient mechanism to stop a persistent attacker, given that the actual list of IP's is determined dy... | 0 | [
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Why are a DisplayObject's child's .name property and the results of getChildByName() sometimes different?
===
Can anyone explain the difference between the "name" property of a display object and the value found by *getChildByName("XXX")* function? They're the same 90% of the time, until they aren't, and things fall ... | 0 | [
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How to create basic Adobe Illustrator files programatically?
===
I need to create a really basic Adobe Illustrator file on the clipboard that I can paste in Adobe Illustrator or Expression Design. I'm looking for code samples on how to programaticaly generate Adobe Illustrator Files, preferably from C# or some other .... | 0 | [
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Where can I find some up to date information on OpenID authentication with rails?
===
The question says it all. I can't seem to find any recent rails tutorials or whatever to set up an OpenID authentication system. I found [RestfulOpenIDAuthentication](http://github.com/ReinH/restful_open_id_authentication/tree/mast... | 0 | [
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Tool to calculate # of lines of code in code behind and aspx files?
===
Looking for a tool to calculate the # of lines of code in an asp.net (vb.net) application.
The tricky part is that it needs to figure out the inline code in aspx files also.
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Best tail (log file visualization) freeware tool ?
===
I have many programs generating tons of logs in files.
What freeware do you know, either for Windows or for multi-platforms (if they are in java for instance), able to tail (display the end of) those files ?
A plus would be their capacity to display some lin... | 4 | [
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Recommended WPF Calendar
===
What WPF Calendar control would you recommend? I am looking for something that will let me display a variable amount of weeks potentially spanning multiple months. | 0 | [
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===
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What is the cost of using a pointer to member function vs. a switch?
===
I have the following situation:
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class A
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int callFoo(); // cals one of the foo's depending on the value of whichFoo
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===
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How do I use owfs to read an iButton temperature logger?
===
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===
Does anyone know of any HMM implementation in .net?
I've some stuff that I did that was basicly reverse engineered from what little knowledge that I have regarding the subject and some c++ code of a very domain specific application that one of my professors did.
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Removing blotchiness on transparent PNGs filtered with additional opacity in IE
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===
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===
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What is the difference between 0.0.0.0 and 255.255.255.255 in IPv4?
===
I've heard some people say the IPv4 broadcast address is 0.0.0.0 and others say it is 255.255.255.255... would someone explain the real-world difference? | 0 | [
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Which open-source Scrum project management tool do you use?
===
I'm looking for an open-source Scrum project management tool for a small dev team (3 to 6 developers). I've been impressed by [trac][1] but I don't need its bug tracking feature as we already use [Mantis][2]. I'm having a look at [iceScrum][3] which seems... | 4 | [
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Understanding C++ boost library the easy way
===
I have been using C++ boost library for about 2 years now. However, I haven't found any good documentation that gives an overview of how its various components have been implemented and the involved basic principles for implementation.
I am aware of the following res... | 0 | [
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Centered background image is off by 1px
===
My web page sits in a DIV that is 960px wide, I center this DIV in the middle of the page by using the code:
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VB.NET - Should a Finalize method be added when implementing IDisposable?
===
In Visual Studio, when I type the line "`Implements IDisposable`", the IDE automatically adds:
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- a `Sub Dispose(ByVal disposing As Boolean)`
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How do I remove duplication in shoulda tests?
===
Here is what I have:
context "Create ingredient from string" do
context "1 cups butter" do
setup do
@ingredient = Ingredient.create(:ingredient_string => "1 cups butter")
end
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Maintaining Multiple Databases Across Several Platforms
===
What's the best way to maintain a multiple databases across several platforms (Windows, Linux, OS X and Solaris) and keep them in sync with one another? I've tried several different programs and nothing seems to work! | 0 | [
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Scrum on a distance
===
We are setting up a project with at very distributed nature. Half of the dev team will be in one location and half in another. The business representative will be in a third location. Any advice on how we should handle this? Good software to ease things up (in a ddition to scrum software we nee... | 0 | [
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Do you create your own code generators?
===
[The Pragmatic Programmer][1] advocates the use of code generators.
Do you create code generators on your projects? If yes, what do you use them for?
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Multiple services from the same executable
===
I've written a small service (plain Win32) and I'd like to know if it's possible to run multiple instances of it when multiple users are logged on.
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Is the host localhost always available for the own system?
===
Is it always possible to ping localhost and it resolves to 127.0.0.1?
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Team size and project iteration length.
===
Do you think that project iteration length is related on project team size? What kind of relation it forms? What other key factors you use to recognize correct iteration length for different projects. | 4 | [
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Flex AdvancedDataGrid: How do I style the summary rows?
===
I have an AdvancedDataGrid with a GroupingCollection and a SummaryRow. How do I display the summary row data in bold? Below is my code:
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OpenGL: projecting mouse click onto geometry
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glMatrixMode(GL_MODELVIEW); //Switch to the drawing perspective
glLoadIdentity(); //Reset the drawing perspective
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===
CSS width value = display width of inside?
or
CSS width value = display width of inside + CSS margin-left + CSS margin-right?
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Dymically added controls
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I'm trying to wrap my head around asp.net. I have a background as a long time php developer, but I'm now facing the task of learning asp.net and I'm having some trouble with it. It might very well be because I'm trying to force the framework into something it is not intended for - so I'd l... | 0 | [
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How can I test for an expected exception with a specific exception message in Visual Studio Test?
===
Visual Studio Test can check for expected exceptions using the ExpectedException attribute. You can pass in an exception like this:
[TestMethod]
[ExpectedException(typeof(CriticalException))]
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===
What is a good, secure, method to do backups?
Not for businesses who can spend big bucks on a solution, but people who do research & development at home and cannot afford to loose any work?
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Is there any way to interpret Reverse Polish Notation into "normal" mathematical notation when using either C++ or C#? I work for an engineering firm, so they use RPN occasionally and we need a way to convert it. Any suggestions? | 0 | [
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Java User Interface Specification
===
Java supplies standard User Interface guidelines for applications built using Java Swing. The basic guidelines are good, but I really feel the look and feel is really boring and outdated.
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I generaly disable viewstate for my ASP.net controls unless I explicitly know I am going to require view state for them. I have found that this can significantly reduce the page size of the HTML generated.
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We've all heard of successes by small-time software developers on the iPhone App store. Has anyone actually had success selling applications in the Blackberry | 4 | [
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Potential legal issues with storing Social Security/Insurance Numbers (SSNs/SINs)?
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Running SQL Server on the Web Server
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Is it good, bad, or indifferent to run SQL Server on your webserver?
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Is there a function in python to split a string without ignoring the spaces?
===
Is there a function in python to split a string without ignoring the spaces in the resulting list e.g
s="This is the string i want to split".split()
gives me this
>>> s
['This', 'is', 'the', 'string', 'i', 'want', 'to', 'split']
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How can I uninstall an application using PowerShell?
===
Is there a simple way to hook into the standard 'Add or Remove Programs' functionality using PowerShell to uninstall an existing application? Or to check if the application is installed? | 0 | [
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===
Are there any open source PHP-based role-based access control system that can be used for a codeigniter framework? | 0 | [
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===
Is there a way to develop iPhone applications on Windows? I really don't want to get yet another machine.
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Why Re-throwing Exceptions?
===
I've seen the following code many times:
try
{
... // some code
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
... // Do something
throw new CustomException(ex);
// or
// throw;
// or
// throw ex;
}
Can you ... | 0 | [
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How to read a barcode from an image
===
I'm seeking a library, technique or advice on how to read an [EAN-13][1] barcode from an image (including [ISBN][2],and [ISSN][3] encodings).
The image would come from a mobile phone or webcam, so resolution may be quite poor.
I'm specifically interested in something that co... | 0 | [
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Attaching Informix .dat and .idx files
===
We are trying to duplicate one of our informix database on a test server, but without Informix expertise in house we can only guess what we need to do. I am learning this stuff on the fly myself and nowhere near the expertise level needed to operate Informix efficiently or e... | 0 | [
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Getting user name/password of the logged in user in Windows
===
Is there any API to get the currently logged in user's name and password in Windows?
Thank you in advance. | 0 | [
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Why is ENUM better then INT
===
I just ran a "PROCEDURE ANALYSE ( )" on one of my tables. And I have this column that is of type INT and it only ever contains values from 0 to 12 (category IDs).
And MySQL said that I would be better of with a ENUM('0','1','2',...,'12'). This category's are basically static and won't ... | 0 | [
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jBPM, concurrent execution and process variables
===
When a process in jBPM forks into concurrent paths, each of these paths gets their own copy of the process variables, so that they run isolated from each other.
But what happens when the paths join again ?
Obviously there could be conflicting updates.
Does the ... | 0 | [
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Which CSS tag creates a box like this with title?
===
I want to create a box like this with title:
![CSS box with title][1]
Can any one please let me know if there is a default CSS tag to do this? Or do I need to create my custom style?
[1]: http://www.mozammelhaque.com/d/box.JPG | 0 | [
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File format of CF10-jpg
===
While working on a tool that allows to exchange images of several third-party applications and thus creating individual "skins" for those applications, I have stumbled across a jpg-format about which I cannot seem to find any decent informations.
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Property Grid Object failing on combo box selection but OK when combobox scrolled or double clicked
===
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VS 2003 CrystalReports - details section problem
===
I have 2 details section on my report (Datails a and Details b).
Fields i both sections can grow up to 10 lines.
How to force CrystalReport that both section must be printed on one page.
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Hiding toolbar / status bar with javascript in CURRENT browser window?
===
Is there some way to hide the browser toolbar / statusbar etc in current window via javascript? I know I can do it in a popup with window.open () but i need to do it this way. Is it possible at all?
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Preventing Cisco PIX/ASA5520 from advertising ospf default route to zone
===
I have an ASA5520, and I want to run ospf on it. It has 4 interfaces. I only want the default-information originate to advertise on one interface. How would I do that? | 2 | [
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How not to repeat yourself across projects and/or languages
===
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Open source/Home developer's Toolbox
===
I'm looking for tools which are free for personal use.
I've been using [#Develop][1] And VS Express edition as IDE for quite some time now.
For Unit testing I use [NUnit][2] and [TestDriven.NET][3] for runner.
Are there any other good tools for an open source developer?
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