FCKeditor 2.2 released
I noticed today that the FCKeditor has a new version 2.2 released:
http://www.fckeditor.net/whatsnew/default.html
My personal notes and comments about HTML DB, and the IT Industry in general.
I noticed today that the FCKeditor has a new version 2.2 released:
I saw this article called "Fall in IT zeal softens criteria for uni entry"
These are a list of OpenOffice quick links:
I got into a discussion today with someone about Oracle Text. After some searching, I found (or redisovered rather) this top links about Oracle Text. I posted them here for reference:
This was an interesting article by James Koopmann, on 10th September, 2004, about career pitfalls he experienced in the past year (relative to the article, published in 2004).
I first bought this book "C Style: Standards and Guidelines", by David Straker, many years ago in the 1990's namely for its ideas on Programming Commenting and Naming Conventions. It probably has some of the best ideas about the topic I have ever seen, and with some imagination easily have its principles adapted to other languages.
When I generate a PDF file from an application (like Microsoft Word or OpenOffice Writer), I use a 'print' out capability offered by FreePDF: in English or German.
David Staker is a author I encountered when I bought is book: "C Style: Standards and Guidelines : Defining Programming Standards for Professional C Programmers". Recently I contacted him and found out to my delight he has a blog:
I saw this posting by John Scott this morning about Image Style Verification in HTML DB:
I have been trying to figure out how to shard address books. So far I have gone through some links, based on a forum seach of "'address book' share". The best recommendation was:
I was checking today to see if there is a new version of Spellbound for Firefox version 1.5.
Its still under development as stated in Robert's Post (The Developer) on Dec Thu 1st 2005 2:41am:
I have been close to a release for the last month but have not been able to finish up the polishing to the level where I would be comfortable with a release. At this point it could be a day or it could be a week.http://forums.mozillazine.org/viewtopic.php?p=1912609#1912609
There is a new website for those seeking information on Oracle's HTML DB Product, in the format of a wiki: