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Mind Map and Flowchart and Venn Diagram Mobile Tutorial
If you examined code differences with yesterday’s Mind Map and Flowchart and Venn Diagram SMS Feedback Recall Tutorial‘s web application recently you will have noticed a pretty seemingly useless looking Javascript function as per … function dummyencodeURIComponent(inz) { return inz; … Continue reading →
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Mind Map and Flowchart and Venn Diagram SMS Feedback Recall Tutorial
We’ve improved on yesterday’s Mind Map and Flowchart and Venn Diagram SMS Feedback Position Tutorial Flowchart and Venn Diagram and Mind Map creator web application by … tightening up the code to do with the “recall” of a saved Flowchart … Continue reading →
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Mind Map and Flowchart and Venn Diagram SMS Feedback Position Tutorial
The SMS (text messaging) sharing capabilities of yesterday’s Mind Map and Flowchart and Venn Diagram SMS Feedback Tutorial just involved … feedback words … but just as with the email sharing capabilities, we think it would be good to additionally … Continue reading →
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Mind Map and Flowchart and Venn Diagram SMS Feedback Tutorial
Perhaps you are running out of the (small amount of) patience required to collaborate via the … email … communication conduit … well, how about a step more immediate and interface with a … SMS … “text messaging” communication conduit … Continue reading →
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Horizontal Rule and Div iOS Desktop Issues Tutorial
Add the reading of the blog posting thread that Media iOS Image Capture Ajax FormData Cache Tutorial lies in to the recent Horizontal Rule and Div Glowing Lines and Vertices Tutorial and you get to the gist of the work … Continue reading →
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Gimp Guillotine Absolute to Relative Image URL Tutorial
We’ve been peeved recently by the breakdown in the Gimp Guillotine Follow Up Troubleshooting Tutorial sequence of steps … open our Gimp Guillotine Followup web application from an address bar of a web browser … arrange via the web application … Continue reading →
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Bing Image Search Primer Tutorial
We were at class looking up a curiosity of a student and typed into the address bar … the new pope state head italian actor … typing in “stream of consciousness” words describing the query at hand straight into the … Continue reading →
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Tagged Bing, default search engine, image, image lookup, image recognition, Internet Explorer, Mac OS X, macOS, search engine, tutorial, web browser, Windows
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Gimp Favicon via Logo Primer Tutorial
The RJM Programming domain logo based thread of blog posts headed by Inkscape Vector Image Editor Watermark Tutorial was missing a consideration. To be clear, it’s been on our list of “to does” for quite some time now, nagging away … Continue reading →
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Tagged Apache, Document Root, domain, favicon, favicon.ico, FileZilla, GIMP, ico, icon, image, logo, Microsoft Windows icon, minimize, PaintBrush, pixel, Png, sftp, tab, tutorial, web browser, web server
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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?