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ComboBox Idea Datalist Tutorial
Onto yesterday’s ComboBox Idea Primer Tutorial‘s … Button/Select Input/Datalist ( … today, as a second Combobox idea we add …) <button onclick=”document.getElementById(‘ssave’).focus();” id=bsave><span style=’background-color:white;min-width:40px;padding:2 2 2 2;’ onclick=”event.stopPropagation();” id=ssave onblur=lsit(this); contenteditable=”true”></span><select onclick=”event.stopPropagation();” style=’margin-left:100px;’ contenteditable=yes onchange=recallsm(this); id=savedd><option id=defopt value=”>Optionally enter a … Continue reading →
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Tagged button, combo box, combobox, datalist, desktop, Desktop Application, dropdown, GUI, HTML, innerHTML, innerText, interactive entry, option, programming, select, text entry, textbox, tutorial, url, value, widget
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ComboBox Idea Primer Tutorial
We’ve long been interested in what used to be a cute feature of GUI widgetry desktop web applications (before any mobile anything) called “ComboBox” as talked about at Button Innards Primer Tutorial. To us, what a “ComboBox”‘s essence is … … Continue reading →
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Tagged button, combo box, combobox, desktop, Desktop Application, dropdown, GUI, HTML, interactive entry, programming, text entry, textbox, tutorial, widget
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Transcriptions and Their Editing Primer Tutorial
What is a transcription? Well, Wikipedia says … Transcription refers to the process of converting sounds (voice, music etc.) into letters or musical notes, or producing a copy of something in another medium. Invariably, whatever “first responder” collector of the … Continue reading →
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Tagged audio, camera, Chat, chatbox, correspondence, Crazy Domains, desktop, Desktop Application, Did you know, document, edit, editing, hardware, host, hosting, hosts, KinreOffice, LibreOffice, MacBook Air, macOS, media, microphone, QuickTime Player, record, recording, remembering, text, transcription, tutorial, video
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Windows Firewall Application Management Tutorial
In that same … Windows security firewall topic as Windows Firewall Blocking IP Primer Tutorial below … and allied to … yesterday’s Microsoft Defender Virus Protection Tutorial … … today we look at how the Win+R command … control firewall.cpl … Continue reading →
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Tagged Access, application, configuration, defender, desktop, Desktop Application, file transfer, FileZilla, firewall, Microsoft, security, settings, sftp, tutorial, Win+R, Windows, windows defender
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The Word Web Primer Tutorial
Depending on how young you are it may be hard to swallow the fact that … There was a computerized world before the Internet … even before GraphicalUserInterface even, when in the 1970’s Xerox wrote an operating system inspiring the … Continue reading →
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Tagged Apache, Apple, computer, desktop, Desktop Application, glossary, GUI, hal, HTML, ibm, internet, Mac OS X, Microsoft, online, operating system, PHP, terminology, tutorial, web, Web Application, web browser, web host, web server, webpage, website, Windows, world wide web, Xerox
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Command Line ImageMagick PDF and Animated GIF Tutorial
The recent Command Line ImageMagick JPEG Image Creation Tutorial addressed … For a while now, on macOS, we’ve been putting up with a scenario with our beloved macOS Paintbrush desktop application version whereby it will not save images in … … Continue reading →
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Tagged animated GIF.slide, command line, container, cron, crontab, desktop, Desktop Application, image, PaintBrush, PDF, PHP, programming, schedule, tutorial
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MacBook Air macOS Sequoia Image Playground Tutorial
Images in this blog post have been AI generated. Continue reading →
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Tagged ai, Apple, application, artificial intelligence, blog, desktop, Desktop Application, editor, excerpt, image, image creator, image editor, Image Playground, MacBook Air, macOS, manual excerpt, people, PhotoShop, question, scenario, scene, sequoia, software, tutorial, Wordpress, wordpress blog
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PHP Recompiles C Numerical Sort Hashtag Genericization Tutorial
Thinking about yesterday’s PHP Recompiles C Numerical Sort Genericization Tutorial might beggar the question for many users … Is there a way to not have to worry about “simple defence mechanisms” sharing user entered data onto a serverside recipient webpage … Continue reading →
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Tagged Access, algorithm, array, C++, coding, comma separated values, command line, compiler, contenteditable, defence, defensive, Desktop Application, dropdown, exec, gcc, generic, genericization, hardcoding, hashtag, hashtagging, list, onblur, onload, operating system, PHP, program, programming, server, shell_exec, token, tutorial
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