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Friday, December 2, 2011

Downloading multiple files using AsyncTask in Android - CodeProject

Introduction to article

This article shows how to download multiple files using progressBar, Notification, and AsyncTask.

Downloading multiple files using AsyncTask in Android - CodeProject

Monday, October 10, 2011

How to download closed captions (subtitles) from YouTube videos - YouTube

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Image via CrunchBaseEver wanted to download a YouTube video that has subtitles? Here is a way to do it!

How to download closed captions (subtitles) from YouTube videos - YouTube

Wednesday, February 23, 2011

Uploading and downloading images from WCF in Silverlight

Image via WikipediaI've been trying to figure out how to load animated gifs from a server into a silverlight app. I found two ways to do it. One way is without a web service where you just bundle the images up with the app and the app loads them all during run time and displays them one a time. Another option is to use a web service to stream the images to the app. This works much faster. The example I gave is still an example where the app and the images folder are still on the same server. This works but I'd like to see if it still works if the images are not on the same server as the app. I'm going to just be glad I got this far for now.

Uploading and downloading images from WCF in Silverlight

Friday, December 3, 2010

Silverlight Simple Drag And Drop / Or Browse View Model / MVVM File Upload Control - CodeProject

An example of a Silverlight Drag And Drop / Or Browse File Upload Control using View Model / MVVM

Silverlight Simple Drag And Drop / Or Browse View Model / MVVM File Upload Control - CodeProject

Tuesday, November 16, 2010

How Gmail helps you create eBook, Magazine or Blog Archives easily? | Knowliz

Gmail docs can be used to turn your e-mails or blogs into an eBook/Magazine.

Steps:

Open the email newsletter(s) you want to create eBook/Magazine from.
Click on ‘Create a Document’ link in the sidebar.
The Google document is created in new window from the email you selected.
Remove the unnecessary links, text, advertisements, extra space and useless frames to get rid of the clutter.
Add headers, footers etc. to make it more professional.
Rename the file to suit your ebook/magazine requirement.
Save the document.
Download the file as pdf and/or Word document to circulate it as eBook.
You may even want to upload this pdf file to your own server to keep a backup or all your newsletters.
Repeat these steps to create an ebook of all the popular posts of your blog and compile them together to create a big ebook.
Similar steps are required if you want to create Monthly newsletter or Monthly archive of your blog posts so that your readers can download them as pdf to read it offline.
This ebook you can promote on your blog and provide to your readers for free (if you want).