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program developers smalltalk, what ide / programing language are you using?

Submitted by guestt on May 24, 2007 - 9:36pm

Dunno where to post but I think here are enugh developers around...

I tested several ide`s / programing languages and I would be interested what is your favorite one (for desktop/client programs)?

I tested recently....

* C++: with dev-cpp
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- you may compile your source under linux aswell too
- not bad, better then the PellesC ide
- much better then just notepad and gcc
- not that productive like visual studio
- complicated compared to C# and script languages like ruby

* C# .net, VB.net with visual studio 2005
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Can you close PAM from a batch file/command line?

Submitted by ozbodd on May 24, 2007 - 11:32am

I saw in another post from 2006 that John said there was no -exit switch, is that still the case?

I am using Bart's Launch.exe (http://www.nu2.nu/launch/) to open different themed menus of PAM and can use Taskkill to terminate the second instance however this wont function at my work Sad

**UPDATE**

Found out how to do it using AutoIT and refresh the TSR icons too. Probably still wont work without Admin rights though.

Setup of USB Flash Drive for PortableApps Not Possible in Windows 2000?

Submitted by bme on May 24, 2007 - 12:35am

I have a Twinmos X4 flash disk.I downloaded the lite suite on a windows 2000 pro PC. I tried installing the Lite Suite it proceeded until a error message saying 2 or 3 files are corrupted so installation cannot continue. I redownloaded the suite 2 times but still I get the error. I suspected that my flash drive is defective so I tried reformatting it. Then I installed the standalone version of audacity(not portable apps) on the flash drive. It worked ok.so I think there is nothing wrong with my flash disk.

Project Manager Needed

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Submitted by Ken Saunders on May 21, 2007 - 6:10pm

I’m the creator and project manager of AccessFirefox.com.
It’s a website and initiative to promote Firefox accessibility and Firefox accessibility tools such as accessibility extensions and high contrast, large print themes plus general resources for persons with disabilities.
So far the site and project has been successful and it’s continuing to gain momentum thanks in part to the support and backing from Mozilla.

How to check if an app if completely stealth?

Submitted by Glitch on May 21, 2007 - 8:02am

Nowadays you can find a lot of portable applications on the web. These application will indeed run from a USB stick but most of them leave (a lot of) traces if they even work at all on PC's without admin rights (like my office PC).

I'm pretty newbish to all this but I am only looking for a way to check if an application is fully stealth or not. I did a search but I'm probably looking with the wrong terms.

Thanx in advance.

PFF's userchrome Q/A

Submitted by nerom on May 21, 2007 - 2:41am

Hi All! I have several questons about pff's userchrome file.

I searched, googled and etc., found many suggestions, but - the problem that these suggestions could't and still can't help me.

Coz' when editing \data\...\userChrome.css nothin' changes.

The modifications I still can't make:

1) remove "list all tabs" button. googled and found:

.tabs-alltabs-button {
display: none !important;
}

put it in chrome file. saved it. restarted firefox. but the button still there.

2) remove firefox splash. used portableapps search and found:

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