Published on Fri, Dec 19th, 2008 - Comments Off on Hit George Bush With a Shoe
American outgoing President Mr. George W Bush recently missed a Shoe attack at Iraq by a Iraqi journalist named Muntathar al Zaidi at a press conference.
Within 24 hours, one of the flash developer developed.
Published on Fri, Dec 19th, 2008 - Comments Off on Understanding Lloyds Insurance Market Abbreviations
LIRMA – Â Â Â London international insurance and reinsurance market association. This association is formed by the London Company market underwriters for Non Marine business.
ILU –.
Published on Fri, Dec 19th, 2008 - Comments Off on AS/400 – Tips For Easy Navigation
DSPUSRPRF – This command displays the details of a User profile
Eg: DSPUSRPRF USRPRF(UNMNXM) TYPE(*ALL)
The authority to change the user profile is only with the Security Officer or the Security.
Published on Fri, Dec 19th, 2008 - Comments Off on P-Code VS Native Code
We can choose whether to compile our software as Native Code or P-Code (pseudocode). The default option is Native code and should be left like that.
What is P-Code?
When pressing the Start button in.
Published on Fri, Dec 19th, 2008 - Comments Off on Keyboard Shortcuts
Windows Explorer keyboard shortcuts
END
Display the bottom of the active window.
HOME
Display the top of the active window.
NUM LOCK+ASTERISK on numeric keypad (*)
Display all subfolders.
Published on Thu, Dec 18th, 2008 - Comments Off on Don’ts in Software Projects
If you belong to Software Industry and work on different projects, then this might help you to build projects better. Read on.
Don’t lose focus. It is very easy to be motivated when starting a.
Published on Thu, Dec 18th, 2008 - Comments Off on Shortcut Keys for Listening PDF Documents
Do you know?
You can listen to any PDF instead of reading with Adobe Reader 7 .0 or 6.0, and the short cut is:
Ctrl+shift+b – to hear the entire Document
Ctrl+shift+v – to hear the page
Ctrl+shift+c.
Published on Thu, Dec 18th, 2008 - Comments Off on Label and Refer Diagrams, Tables in MS Word
The preferred approach for labelling and referencing  ‘screen shots’, diagrams, tables etc in Word is as follows.
For any screen shot, diagram etc that you are intending to reference.
a)Â Â Â Â Â .