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Making Of How Come Sharing and Remembering Tutorial
The other day, getting the content together for the “making of” How Come Sharing and Remembering Tutorial we stumbled upon, in a first time for us, using … Dailymotion‘s sharing “embed” recommended HTML … <iframe src=”https://geo.dailymotion.com/player.html?video=x9oajeg” style=”width:100%; height:100%; visibility:hidden; position:absolute; … Continue reading →
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How Come Sharing and Remembering Tutorial
You may think you’ve run straight into a Hallmark Greeting Card symposium with today’s blog posting title’s “Sharing and Remembering”, but … no, you are at a hard nosed I.T. blog … … and please … never underestimate the competition … Continue reading →
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How Come Primer Tutorial
Were you around when, with Calendar Location Services Integration Tutorial‘s blurb we surmised that … why … may be the least accessible English question word as far as online content goes? Well … pretty obviously, this is just an opinion … Continue reading →
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Talking Message Board Tutorial
Using yesterday’s Text to Speech Hashtagging Tutorial, as our “first cab off the rank” in it’s “first incarnation of usage” is a potentially … Talking Message Board … last talked about at Message Board One Liners Span Inline Talents Tutorial … Continue reading →
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Text to Speech Hashtagging Tutorial
Around here … it’s official … we’re having a morph! Please … please … no congratulations yet?! And thanks for the tomatoes … very ripe?! Anyway, yesterday’s Local Operating System Menu Intranet Feel Commentary Tutorial has struck a chord in … Continue reading →
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Local Operating System Menu Intranet Feel Commentary Tutorial
Further to yesterday’s Local Operating System Menu Intranet Feel Operator Tutorial there are a couple of macOS specific additional pieces of functionality we’d like to offer users, they being … the macOS open command has the ability to try to … Continue reading →
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Local Operating System Menu Intranet Feel Operator Tutorial
Further to yesterday’s Local Operating System Menu Intranet Feel Options Tutorial we broach the issue … What happens when a delimiter character is the same as an operator character in amongst data sent via HTML form from one webpage to … Continue reading →
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Talking Select Multiple Webpage Palette Speech Bubble Tutorial
Our “second cab off the rank” with this current Intranet feeling macOS text to speech (via “say”) interface thinking relates to the Speech Bubble work we last talked about with Select Multiple Webpage Palette Speech Bubble Contact Tutorial. There is … Continue reading →