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Category Archives: Applications
Use a PAC file to make proxy settings dynamic
Are you deploying browser proxy settings by setting a proxy server and attempting to manage a proxy bypass list? There is a better way.. Fortunately Jason Curnow, who’s had many years experience working with PAC files, has a website where … Continue reading
Pismo File Mount for using ISOs in Windows 7
My old favourite Daemon Tools just hasn’t been working in Windows 7, so I’ve been on the look out for another tool for mounting ISOs. I haven’t really liked other tools like CloneDrive or PowerISO, but I’ve come across Psimo … Continue reading
Flash Player 10 Available, Still No x64 Support
Adobe have made Flash Player 10 available, but unfortunately there’s still no support for 64-bit browsers, but then Silverlight 2 doesn’t have 64-bit support either. If you’re looking to install Flash Player 10 on Presentation Server/XenApp, make sure you’ve got XenApp … Continue reading
My Product Code Is Bigger Than Yours..
I thought 25 character product keys where a pain in the proverbial, but this one takes the cake. I won’t tell you which application this authorisation code is for, but it’s a whopping 93 characters long.. (I’ve changed the code … Continue reading
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What happened here today was a miracle
“and I want you to f**king acknowledge it!” I kid you not, this is a error message I saw yesterday in an Oracle Forms application.
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