RSS Tutorial. 8/23/04 - Want a no-code-required widget to show Amazon products on your web pages? Take a look at blogtricks! 7/26/03 - Amazon knows genius when it sees it. :) You can now get RSS feeds directly from Amazon! While the Amazon format is less display-rich (no images or reviews, etc.), I'm planning to take this service down sometime in the next week or so to reclaim the bandwidth. If that freaks you out, let me know. If there's interest I'll keep it going, I guess. 5/9/03 - After you're done here, check out my new bargain-hunting feed experiment! Whoopie! Another Amazon Web Services experiment. If you don't know what a "news aggregator" or "RSS" is, I encourage you to check out this RSS Workshop.
Anyway, You can create a feed by passing keywords to the following URL: Once you've subscribed to an Amazon RSS feed in your aggregator, you'll see books start to show up. So there you go. WebTeacher. Shell Extensions. Download demo project - 46K Contents This is the stuff I want you to read first, before proceeding on or posting messages to this article's discussion board. This series of articles was originally written for VC 6 users.
Now that VC 8 is out, I felt it was about time to update the articles to cover VC 7.1. (Also, the automatic 6-to-7 conversion done by VC 7.1 doesn't always go smoothly so VC 7.1 users could get stuck when trying to use the demo source code.) Important note for VC 2005 users: The Express edition of VC 2005 does not come with ATL or MFC. If you are using VC 6, you should get an updated Platform SDK. Important note for VC 7 users: You must make a change to the default include path if you haven't updated your Platform SDK. Since I haven't used VC 8 yet, I don't know if the sample code will compile on 8. Introduction to the Series A shell extension is a COM object that adds some kind of functionality to the Windows shell (Explorer). Introduction to Part I Other code details. File Protection Guide. One of Microsoft’s latest efforts to help promote system stability is Windows File Protection (WFP), as debuted in Windows 2000 & now featured in Windows XP.
This guide will take you through basic operation of WFP, how to use & configure it for your system. WFP designates certain files as important system files, initially those which are installed during the initial installation of the system, i.e. all dll, exe, fon, ocx, sys & tff on the Windows 2000/XP CD & creates a backup of them in a dllcache folder. After using your system for a while you’ll likely also discover many other file types being protected in this way, e.g. ax, cpl, cpx, dll, exe, fon, inf, ocx, rsp, sys, tff & tlb files. By default these are cached into the %SYSTEMROOT%\system32\dllcache folder, where they will reside until WFP needs to restore a file with that copy. WFP works by detecting the replacement/overwriting of these system files. For the less experienced user, the same reasoning as above can be applied.
HTTP Made Really Easy. Teach Me HTML. eDevCafe. Cascading Style Sheets Guide. Also available in Chinese, Japanese, and Spanish Style Sheets Now! Change the appearance of hundreds of Web pages by changing just one file... Influence presentation without losing visitors... All with the power and flexibility of Web style sheets. Quick Tutorial A basic introduction to Cascading Style Sheets. CSS Structure and Rules An introduction to the various kinds of selectors, pseudo-classes, pseudo-elements, and cascading order. CSS Properties Descriptions of the various properties available in Cascading Style Sheets, level 1.
Linking Style Sheets to HTML Various methods of incorporating style sheets into an HTML document. Style Sheet Dependence How to misuse style sheets and make your pages inaccessible. CSSCheck Check the syntax and style of your Cascading Style Sheets with this CSS lint. CSS References Links to CSS specifications and other documentation. Pretty Good Privacy. You'll have to reboot (restart) your system after the PGP (Pretty Good Privacy) software has been downloaded and installed, so save any work on your computer and quit any open programs other than your web browser before you proceed. This tutorial has been designed for users of Windows PCs. A version of the tutorial for the Mac platform is in the works and will be ready soon. The tutorial describes the basics of the PGP software in order to help beginners get up and running using encryption.
In your browser, go to the download center at the PGP International Homepage Click on the PGP Freeware link where it says: "Here you may download the latest freeware PGP version for your platform. " On the next web page, you'll be asked to answer a few simple questions. Rarely does anything of significance arise out of the blue. Encryption makes this possible, and one of the strongest encryption tools available to us today is PGP. How does PGP work? OK, here goes; put your thinking cap on...
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