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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 )
Windows Hard Disk Primer Tutorial
On Windows, many users would still have at least one hard disk installed. Typically on Windows that first main disk is called C: … pretty boring name, huh?! … however, you can give it a nickname (for the “volume”) that … Continue reading →
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Tagged command line, dir, disk. hard disk, DOS, label, MS-DOS, net use, network drive, networking, Samba, subst, tutorial, virtual disk, vol, volume, Windows
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CSS Body Border Linux Crontab Curl Tutorial
Today we take yesterday’s CSS Body Border Primer Tutorial and its styling principles (and add a dash of Extended Linux Crontab Curl Tutorial as shown below, plus a little “eye of newt” (not shown below)), but allow for dynamic variations … Continue reading →
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Tagged batch, batch processing, colour, crontab, CSS, curl, dedicated hosting, Did you know, external CSS, Javascript, Linux, opacity, PHP, programming, shared hosting, software, Task Schedular, tutorial, web hosting, web server
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Windows Wireless Printing Primer Tutorial
Some printers are capable of supporting wireless printing on a Windows network. Wireless printing is a pretty powerful tool to have, doing away with that “office” or “home” network “ethernet” wiring or printing cabling of older configurations. So supposing you … Continue reading →
Posted in eLearning, Hardware, Networking, Operating System, Software, Tutorials
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Tagged Control Panel, desktop, ethernet, hardware, hotspot, laptop, network, PC, printer, printing, tutorial, WiFi, Windows, wireless, wireless printing
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Mac iPhoto Share with Messages and Flickr Primer Tutorial
In a similar “share” category of usage, like yesterday’s QuickTime Player Video Flickr Share Primer Tutorial as shown below illustrating video sharing, this time we delve into the Mac OS X iPhoto application and show some of its “share” with … Continue reading →
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Tagged Apple, desktop, Flickr, iPhoto, Mac, Mac OS X, messages, photo sharing, photography, share, tutorial
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Linux crontab Considerations Tutorial
The crontab functionality in Linux or Unix is just great. It is batch processing, doing things while you are not there. This same crontab strength is also, at times, a source of its weakness … what if something goes wrong … Continue reading →
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Tagged background, batch, batch processing, command line, cron, crontab, curl, exec, korn shell, Linux, MAMP, nohup, operating system, PHP, programming, scripting, software, tutorial, unix, web server
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Yosemite MAMP Issue Primer Tutorial
A few days ago we installed Mac OS X Yosemite 10.10.2 on our Macbook Pro laptop here and showed you the install with Mac OS X Yosemite and iOS 8.1.3 Install Tutorial. Most operating system installs will impact on the … Continue reading →
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Tagged Apache, Bash, bug, fix, ftp, http, Linux, local web server, Mac, Mac OS X, Mac OS X 10.10.2, Mac OS X Yosemite, Mac Terminal, MAMP, MySql, sftp, stop press, Terminal, troubleshooting, tutorial, web brower, Yosemite
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Photo Album Email with Gimp and Paintbrush Primer Tutorial
Were you surprised with our tutorial Image Fits in Gimp and Paintbrush Primer Tutorial as shown below, where Paintbrush ended up being a better option for an image editing job than Gimp, which we also use a lot here at … Continue reading →
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Tagged attachment, dpi, email, EXIF, GIMP, graphic arts, hardware, Hewlett Packard Deskjet 2050 J510, image, image editing, Mac, Mac OS X, Macbook Pro, Mail, operating system, PaintBrush, photograph, photograph album, photography, printer, resolution, rotation, scan, scanning, tutorial, USB
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NetBeans JavaFX Swing Primer Tutorial
The last time we talked about the NetBeans IDE it was with C, C++ NetBeans, gdbserver Debugging Primer Tutorial as shown below, and quite some time back. NetBeans for Mac has moved onto version 8.0.2 and today, wanted to show … Continue reading →
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Tagged Android, button, command line, desktop, GUI, IDE, Java, Java Swing, JavaFX, JFrame, Mac, mobile, NetBeans, operating system, Oracle, programming, Swing, tutorial
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I like the single-row radio-play approach for keeping the controls compact while still making each selection clear. When I’m checking a calculation alongside a tutorial, I use StepStat to see the intermediate steps; how do you handle the layout when the playlist gets much longer?