Monthly Archives: February 2008

Eclipse Under Portable Apps

Yes, I am Portable Apps happy recently, that’s because I’ve only just discovered it, and it’s also saving a lot of headaches for me which may occur in the future.  Today I looked up getting Eclipse working under Portable Apps … Continue reading

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Mozilla’s Sunbird

As I posted the other day about using Portable Apps you may notice that Mozilla Sunbird comes as standard on one of the installs.  I knew what Mozilla Sunbird was, but I never thought I’d have a need for it, … Continue reading

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Portable Apps

Seeing as though I got a 4GB Corsair Voyager USB key for Christmas I thought I’d make better use of it rather than using about 10MB of it.  Last night I installed Portable Apps onto it which is just an … Continue reading

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Portable Apps

Seeing as though I got a 4GB Corsair Voyager USB key for Christmas I thought I’d make better use of it rather than using about 10MB of it.  Last night I installed Portable Apps onto it which is just an … Continue reading

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Dynamically Generating Menu Items In Java

There’s a hoard of tutorials on the Internet showing you how to make menus in Java, and they’re just fine, however I always wonder to myself whether they’re the best solution to the common problem of having hundreds of lines … Continue reading

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Dynamically Generating Menu Items In Java

There’s a hoard of tutorials on the Internet showing you how to make menus in Java, and they’re just fine, however I always wonder to myself whether they’re the best solution to the common problem of having hundreds of lines … Continue reading

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The Lecture Standards Initiative: Introduction

Whilst being a student at university my incentive to complain increased tenfold after returning from my placement year working at Symantec. The industry teaches you a great deal about a lot of things not even related to your job, and … Continue reading

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