This is an insightful article about how Visual Basic 6 is still relevant although Microsoft doesn't seem to understand that.
Visual Basic 6.0: A giant more powerful than ever - CodeProject
This blog will hold favorite gadgets and graphic user interfaces that don't really fit in my main blog @ mmcelhaney.blogspot.com
Tuesday, January 21, 2014
Real-Time Computer Vision on Android using BoofCV - CodeProject
This article explains how to do process video on Android devices in real-time!
Real-Time Computer Vision on Android using BoofCV - CodeProject
Real-Time Computer Vision on Android using BoofCV - CodeProject
Labels:
Android,
BootCV,
Computer vision,
Programming,
Video Processing
Monday, January 20, 2014
Tuesday, January 14, 2014
Google2SRT - Download and convert subtitles from YouTube and Google Video - Home
Here is an awesome Java program for downloading subtitles from a YouTube video as an SRT file! It works really good!
Google2SRT - Download and convert subtitles from YouTube and Google Video - Home
Google2SRT - Download and convert subtitles from YouTube and Google Video - Home
Saturday, January 11, 2014
Friday, January 3, 2014
Automating OpenOffice applications - CodeProject
Who need Microsoft Office?! I did not know it was possible to automate OpenOffice, but here is an article about how to do it.
Automating OpenOffice applications - CodeProject
Automating OpenOffice applications - CodeProject
Simple Calc App Using AndroidStudio - CodeProject
Here is a great article about how to use AndroidStudio to make Android apps! This is going to be great!
Simple Calc App Using AndroidStudio - CodeProject
Simple Calc App Using AndroidStudio - CodeProject
Saturday, December 28, 2013
Create your first Android Game with libgdx - CodeProject
An easy way to make games for the PC and Mobile platform!
Create your first Android Game with libgdx - CodeProject
Create your first Android Game with libgdx - CodeProject
Thursday, December 19, 2013
Some simple tools for rapid mobile development - CodeProject
This is an interesting article about rapidly developing a mobile application.
Some simple tools for rapid mobile development - CodeProject
Some simple tools for rapid mobile development - CodeProject
Thursday, December 5, 2013
Installing oracle database 11g on windows 7
Well, here we go again with some more resources. I hope I have better luck this time.
Installing oracle database 11g on windows 7
Here is another article I am going to try.
Oracle 11g step-by-step Installation Guide with Screenshots
Installing oracle database 11g on windows 7
Here is another article I am going to try.
Oracle 11g step-by-step Installation Guide with Screenshots
Labels:
11g,
Installation,
Oracle,
Oracle 11g,
Windows 7
Tuesday, December 3, 2013
Kinect on Windows (OpenNI and NITE)
Here are some article about programming for the Kinect
How-to: Successfully Install Kinect on Windows (OpenNI and NITE) - CodeProject
Monday, December 2, 2013
Embedding an image inside an HTML email - CodeProject
Here is a good article for programming an image into an HTML e-mail! Very useful!
Embedding an image inside an HTML email - CodeProject
Embedding an image inside an HTML email - CodeProject
Split a XAP file up
Sometimes a silverlight file (*.xap) gets to be large. The larger the file, the longer it takes to load in your browser. One of my co-workers suggested splitting it up into smaller modules and loading them as needed to make the wait time in the initial load shorter. The following link tells how to do that!
Split a XAP file up
Split a XAP file up
Labels:
Microsoft Silverlight,
Programming,
Silverlight,
web app
Monday, November 25, 2013
timer - creating a delay on silverlight - Stack Overflow
Here is some non-blocking coding solutions to using timers in a Silverlight Web App.
timer - creating a delay on silverlight - Stack Overflow
timer - creating a delay on silverlight - Stack Overflow
Labels:
Microsoft Silverlight,
Programming,
Silverlight,
timer
Friday, November 22, 2013
Installing Oracle Blues
I'm back at it: trying to install Oracle on Windows 7. I have found a couple of sites that I will be using as a guide.
Quick Guide:
http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E11882_01/install.112/e24283.pdf
Full Guide:
http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E11882_01/install.112/e24186.pdf
Backups and recovery:
http://docs.oracle.com/cd/B19306_01/server.102/b14220/backrec.htm
http://www.dba-oracle.com/concepts/rman_recovery_database_spfile.htm
Quick Guide:
http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E11882_01/install.112/e24283.pdf
Full Guide:
http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E11882_01/install.112/e24186.pdf
Backups and recovery:
http://docs.oracle.com/cd/B19306_01/server.102/b14220/backrec.htm
http://www.dba-oracle.com/concepts/rman_recovery_database_spfile.htm
Labels:
Installation,
Oracle,
Oracle Database,
Windows 7
Instantly use your PowerGUI PowerPacks ...
Need to manage an IT system. This might work for you. It lets you manage your system from iOS, Android and Windows Mobile Systems. I don't have a real use for this now, but I think I will.
Instantly use your PowerGUI PowerPacks ...
Instantly use your PowerGUI PowerPacks ...
Labels:
Android,
iOS,
PowerGUI Powerpacks,
System Managemenet,
Windows
Thursday, November 21, 2013
Using MVC to Understand ASP.NET, iOS, Android and Hybrid Development - CodeProject
This is an article that will be very handy! I've been looking for information about how to simultaneously design and write software that will work for ASP.NET, iOS, and Android! This fits my needs nicely!
Using MVC to Understand ASP.NET, iOS, Android and Hybrid Development - CodeProject
Using MVC to Understand ASP.NET, iOS, Android and Hybrid Development - CodeProject
Labels:
Android,
Apple,
Apps,
ASP.NET,
Google,
iOS,
Programming,
Web Applications,
Web Apps
Wednesday, November 20, 2013
Fun Batch File Codes
This article gives 10 scripts that can be used to do really cool stuff
Code #1- The matrix look alike code
Code #2- E-bomb
Code #3- Manual message making SPAMMER!
Code #5- Current date and time code
Code #6- Black screen march (makes multiple command prompts and overloads computers memory)
Code #7- Simple text book diary log
Code #8- Getting your self automated chat
Code #9- code for opening and closing your CD drive
Code #10- shutdown computer
Fun Batch File Codes
Code #1- The matrix look alike code
Code #2- E-bomb
Code #3- Manual message making SPAMMER!
Code #5- Current date and time code
Code #6- Black screen march (makes multiple command prompts and overloads computers memory)
Code #7- Simple text book diary log
Code #8- Getting your self automated chat
Code #9- code for opening and closing your CD drive
Code #10- shutdown computer
Fun Batch File Codes
popup - How can you create pop up messages in a batch script? - Stack Overflow
This article offers example code for making Windows Batch files (*.bat) make popup message boxes Real Handy!
popup - How can you create pop up messages in a batch script? - Stack Overflow
popup - How can you create pop up messages in a batch script? - Stack Overflow
Wednesday, November 6, 2013
Programmatically Create a Shortcut and Run It As Administrator
I've recently ran into major problems getting a *.bat (DOS Batch) file generated on-the-fly by a web service I wrote to call another program on the same computer that is running the web service. The *.bat file generates a *.rsp file containing a bunch of input parameters and passes it to the program I want to run. On Windows XP there was no problem but on windows 7, the *.bat files needs more special commission. It didn't even matter that I was signed in as an administrator. The Bat file is not able to run properly. Then I discovered if I run the *.bat file "as administrator" by right-click on the *.bat file in windows Explorer the *.bat file runs just as I intended. Somehow I had to get my web service to run the *.bat file "as administrator". This was much more difficult to find an answer than I thought. I found out that if I create a short-cut to the *.bat file and run that shortcut "as administrator" it would work perfectly. Fortunately, it's possible to programmatically to both create the shortcut on the fly and set "the run Administrator" flag for the shortcut from my web service. My solution is based on the following article:
How to set “Run as administrator” flag on shortcut created by MSI installer
Here is the code, I use.
Where path2file is the path to the shortcut.
How to set “Run as administrator” flag on shortcut created by MSI installer
Here is the code, I use.
'Create Shortcuts
Dim VbsObj As Object
VbsObj = CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
Dim MyShortcut As Object
MyShortcut = VbsObj.CreateShortcut(pathe2file & "\GetFVSstand" & ".lnk")
MyShortcut.TargetPath = pathe2file & "\GetFVSstand.bat"
MyShortcut.WorkingDirectory = pathe2file
MyShortcut.Save()
Dim ret As Integer
ret = fSetRunAsOnLNK(pathe2file & "\GetFVSstand" & ".lnk")
Public Function fSetRunAsOnLNK(ByVal sInputLNK As String)
Dim fso As Object, wshShell, oFile, iSize, aInput(), ts, i
fso = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
wshShell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
If Not fso.FileExists(sInputLNK) Then fSetRunAsOnLNK = 114017 : Exit Function
oFile = fso.GetFile(sInputLNK)
iSize = oFile.Size
ReDim aInput(iSize)
ts = oFile.OpenAsTextStream()
i = 0
Do While Not ts.AtEndOfStream
aInput(i) = ts.Read(1)
i = i + 1
Loop
ts.Close()
If UBound(aInput) < 50 Then fSetRunAsOnLNK = 114038 : Exit Function
If (Asc(aInput(21)) And 32) = 0 Then
aInput(21) = Chr(Asc(aInput(21)) + 32)
Else
fSetRunAsOnLNK = 99 : Exit Function
End If
fso.CopyFile(sInputLNK, wshShell.ExpandEnvironmentStrings("%temp%\" & oFile.Name & "." & Hour(Now()) & "-" & Minute(Now()) & "-" & Second(Now())))
On Error Resume Next
ts = fso.CreateTextFile(sInputLNK, True)
If Err.Number <> 0 Then fSetRunAsOnLNK = Err.Number : Exit Function
ts.Write(Join(aInput, ""))
If Err.Number <> 0 Then fSetRunAsOnLNK = Err.Number : Exit Function
ts.Close()
fSetRunAsOnLNK = 0
End Function
Where path2file is the path to the shortcut.
Monday, October 7, 2013
Sunday, October 6, 2013
Windows OS Version Detector - CodeProject
Handy little project for detecting which Windows OS is running!
Windows OS Version Detector - CodeProject
Windows OS Version Detector - CodeProject
Labels:
Microsoft Windows,
Programming,
Windows,
Windows OS detector
Programmatic Execution of an Excel Macro on Remote Machine from a Website - CodeProject
Here is an article about running an Excel Macro on a remote machine via a website! Could be handy!
Programmatic Execution of an Excel Macro on Remote Machine from a Website - CodeProject
Programmatic Execution of an Excel Macro on Remote Machine from a Website - CodeProject
Labels:
Excel,
Macros,
Programming,
Remote control,
Website
Friday, October 4, 2013
.git and Dropbox Integration within Visual Studio - CodeProject
Integrate Visual Studio with Dropbox!!!
.git and Dropbox Integration within Visual Studio - CodeProject
.git and Dropbox Integration within Visual Studio - CodeProject
Labels:
.git,
DropBox,
Microsoft Visual Studio,
Programming,
Visual Studio
Installing multiple SQL scripts using a single PowerShell script - CodeProject
PowerShell script!
Installing multiple SQL scripts using a single PowerShell script - CodeProject
The “Star Wars” Crawl Coded Into HTML And CSS
Want to make the "Star Wars" Crawl in HTML and CSS? Sure you do!!!!
The “Star Wars” Crawl Coded Into HTML And CSS
How to Split a GIF Frame By Frame and Save Them to Memory - CodeProject
C# code for splitting a GIF file and save them!
How to Split a GIF Frame By Frame and Save Them to Memory - CodeProject
How to Split a GIF Frame By Frame and Save Them to Memory - CodeProject
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