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Category Archives: Operating System
An operating system (OS) is a collection of software that manages computer hardware resources and provides common services for computer programs ( Wikipedia )
Paintbrush for Mac Layers Primer Tutorial
We’re not suggesting the image editor PaintBrush on a MacBook Pro can do fully what the image editor GIMP can do, as we show with Gimp Layers Primer Tutorial below, as far as working with image layers with PNG images … Continue reading →
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Tagged image, image editing, layer, Mac OS X, opacity, overlay, PaintBrush, Tutorials
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Gimp Guillotine Follow Up PDF Slideshow and Video Tutorial
As the blog posting title intimates, adding onto yesterday’s Gimp Guillotine Follow Up Javascript DOM Animation Tutorial, today’s work looks at functionality to help create … PDF slideshow Inhouse style slideshow Video … and the top and bottom of these … Continue reading →
Posted in Animation, eLearning, Event-Driven Programming, GIMP, Operating System, Tutorials
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Tagged animation, array, attachment, canvas, command line, convert, desktop, details, display, div, DOM, editor, email, eval, exec, ffmpeg, file specification, GIMP, guides, guillotine, HTML, image, image map, ImageMagick, Javascript, MAMP, margin, opacity, overlay, PDF, PHP, push, responsive design, reveal, selection, setTimeout, sharing, slice, slideshow, summary, table, tutorial, visibility, web design, webpage, whitespace, window
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Inkscape Vector Image Editor Primer Tutorial
As far as image editing goes at RJM Programming, we turn to … PaintBrush (the Mac OS X one) for more than 90% of the simpler work … and then use … Preview (Mac OS X) occasionally to do with … Continue reading →
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Tagged Desktop Application, drag, editing, editor, FileZilla, ftp, Hello World, image editing, inkscape, Mac OS X, raster, rasterize, sftp, SVG, vector, X11, Xquartz
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Video Text Watermarks via ffmpeg Tutorial
Yesterday’s Voice Memo Video Presentation Edit Tutorial had us exploring a video editing topic where an image can be overlayed over video content (optionally for a period of time) using the brilliant functionality of command line ffmpeg. As you can … Continue reading →
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Tagged command line, edit, ffmpeg, Mac OS X, Terminal, text, tutorial, video, watermark
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Video via Slide Images and Back Again via ffmpeg Primer Tutorial
Reading yesterday’s LibreOffice Spreadsheet via dBase Primer Tutorial you can’t say I didn’t warn you about my interest in ants (and bees)? Glad you asked? Did you know? the queen ant (often just one per ant colony) is not a … Continue reading →
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Tagged ants, attachment, command line, Did you know, download, email, ffmpeg, frame, Gmail, Homebrew, image, install, iPhone, Mac OS X, make, PaintBrush, slide, slideshow, Terminal, tutorial, video, Xcode, xcode command line
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Windows Find Strings in Files Prioritising Tutorial
When we presented Windows Task Manager and Control Panel Primer Tutorial earlier on we didn’t show Task Manager’s talent to allow for some Windows task priority setting. This task priority setting is not always a good idea, but if you … Continue reading →
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Tagged command, command line, directory, directory tree, DOS, find, findstr, network drive, priority, process, remote access, search, task, Task Manager, tutorial, Windows
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Restore of Time Machine Backup Primer Tutorial
You are more than likely like me, and respect the concept of “backup” of your work, like we talked about at Time Machine Backup and Disk Utility Primer Tutorial, but dread the day you’d ever have to “restore” that work. … Continue reading →
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Tagged backup, copy, disk, drive, external hard drive, Finder, hard disk, Mac OS X, MAMP, restore, Seagate, solid state drive, TextWrangler, Time Machine, tutorial, Xcode
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Renaming to Aid with Numerical File Sorts Actions Tutorial
Ah, that’s the thing! “Actions” sounds good’n’all but … and didn’t you … we can’t let anybody loose with a “fully functional” live run to the RJM Programming web server with this renaming web application. We’ll just have to show … Continue reading →
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Tagged alphabetic, checkbox, delimitation, delimiter, Did you know, directory, exec, extension, file, folder, glob, IFRAME, MAMP, numerical, operating system, PHP, programming, rename, sort, textbox, tutorial, web server
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