I heard yesterday that Nathan had handed his notice in at Standard Life Healthcare down there in Guildford. I cant quite believe it actually as I thought he was a lifer !!! Plus whats even more funny, he is going to join Anite Financials in Slough and I have done work for Anite in the past.
Any way I wish him well, but that does leave me to wonder who is going to support the EPS product down there at Standard Life, as most of the original team has now left.
At last the auction is over and I am amazed how much money I have made, 450 pounds. Its really wierd what people will pay when they are bidding as a lot of the prices were nearly as much as buying new.
Any way just have to box it up and ship it out now.
If you were getting permission denied while mounting a w2k3 share onto a linux box then here is a suggestion to get around that
• On the Win2K3 server select Domain Controller Security Policy from the Administrative Tools menu
• Navigate to Local Policies|Security Options
• Disable “Microsoft network server: Digitally sign communications (always)”
• Since FC2 you will also need to disable “Microsoft network server: Digitally sign communications (if client agrees)”
• You can wait for the policy to propagate or run gpupdate from a command line
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Trying to have a clear out of a lot of my computer equipment here. The pictures can be seen in the gallery and the prices and items on EBAY here
If you fancy any of the bits and you want to know more please contact me
Right I have fixed the view picture size problem in subtext as it was really bugging me. I have removed the width and height settings so that it either defaults to the size of the picture, or you can override the settings using css now.
The new binaries with the change in are located here
http://www.paulfarrow.com/download/dottextpicupdate.zip.
You will then need to override the css in your options css override as follows:
.imageFrame img { width: 505px; height: 480px }
It does make the picture look a bit squashed but its in the correct place, play around with the sizes until you have what you want…..
Let me know of any problems that I have overlooked. Take a look at the viewer here http://www.paulfarrow.com/gallery/2.aspx
Normal story, deploy code and what you think is live isnt actually live. In this case I am talking about the ASP.net 1.1 Service pack 1.
And low and behold get a lovely javascript error when you have added controls to pages etc etc.
So after much digging around I found a solution to the problem (that is rather than deploying the service pack due to restrictions on the live server), which works lovely. The solution …
You can override the render method in your pages or base classes depending on what your doing, like so
// Override the render method for all those machines
// without ASP.net 1.1 service pack 1
protected override voidRender(HtmlTextWriter writer)
{
StringBuilder stringBuilder = new StringBuilder();
StringWriter stringWriter = new
StringWriter(stringBuilder); HtmlTextWriter htmlWriter = new HtmlTextWriter(stringWriter);
base.Render(htmlWriter);
string html = stringBuilder.ToString();
int start = html.IndexOf(”
Any tips guys for printing on glossy brochure paper using the HP Deskjet 5850???
I have been tasked by the wife to print a message on the back of a glossy brochure and wasnt having a lot of luck.
Basically the best quality was to set to print on brochure matt finish (although it was gloss) and to use maximum dpi (so the printing was fairly slow allowing the ink to dry) and to put the ink volume on its lowest, this then gave its best results.
Any other settings just smudged all the time. Any one else have any tips for this printer. Photos, and all other types of printing seemed to have been fine, perhaps its the dodgy brochure paper. Its a rather good network (wired and wireless) printer would recommend it all be it for this little mishap.
My cat Scruffy is always going on at me to recycle my Amazon.com boxes. And as I like putting photos on my blog (brightens it up), here is Scruffy practicing what he preaches.
He’s made it into a nice bed for himself ….
A blast from the past, when coders were coders – none of this drag and drop / wizards stuff. Any one recognise this motley crew?
The good old days… A prize goes to anyone who can name them all ….. !!!
Apologies to all my customers, the sites are now back on. We have replaced the firewall as the original one appeared to have an intermittant problem on the network controller.