Split. HAMSoft Engineering: What's Keeping Me? What's NewVersion 2.2- Added support for dragging a file to the application icon in the Finder or the Dock to perform a search- Added applescript support so you can tell application "What's Keeping Me? " to open "path:to:file:" to perform a search- fixed 10.6 bug in listing mounted drives and files in trash- other bug fixes Version 2.1- Updated to work with 10.6 Snow Leopard- Automator workflow is installed as a Service in Services Menu for 10.6- Automator workflow is installed as a Finder plugin in 10.5 or 10.4- bug fixes About What's Keeping Me? Have you ever have the problem where you can’t empty the Trash or eject a disk because something is preventing you? Note: you can perform a search quickly by double-clicking a Mounted Disk or Trash File in the Enhanced Features drawer. After the search is completed (searching takes a little time), the application process that is keeping the file from being trashed (or disk from being ejected) is listed.
SparkleShare - Sharing work made easy. Add the Security tab in Windows XP Home Edition - Mischel Internet Security Forum. SP4 Security Configuration Manager Available for Download. Windows NT 4.0 Service Pack 4 (SP4) includes Security Configuration Manager (SCM) as an optional component. SCM is an integrated security system that gives administrators the ability to define and apply security configurations for Windows NT Workstation and Windows NT Server installations. SCM also has the capability to perform inspections of the installed systems to locate any degradation in the system's security. For further information on SCM, including installation and usage instructions, refer to the Readme.txt file in the Mssce folder on your Windows NT 4.0 Service Pack 4 CD-ROM.
NOTE: The Readme.txt file refers to the Security Configuration Manager as the Security Configuration Editor. These names are interchangeable. The Web and ftp downloads of Service Pack 4 do not include the additional optional features that are available on the Service Pack 4 CD. . ( ) Installing SCM from SP4 Changes Windows NT 4.0 ACL Editor. Necromancer's DOS Navigator - Welcome to Necromancer's Dos Navigator. DOS Navigator Open Source Project. The Vector Art Repository. Creating Printable Documents with Ruby. Ruby Code & StyleCreating Printable Documents with Rubyby Austin ZieglerOctober 10, 2005 Summary In this article, Austin Ziegler introduces the creation of a variety of types of documents with PDF::Writer for Ruby. This introduction covers basic creation, partial document generation and customization, and Rails-generated documents. Two years ago, Ruby had no cross-platform libraries to create PDF documents. Around the same time, I had need of a PDF document generator to tie in with some Ruby code I was working for a consulting job.
One of the things that sets PDF::Writer apart from most other projects is the amount of documentation provided. The first step in using PDF::Writer is to install it. There are two well-known problems with installing and using PDF::Writer. The second is for users of the PDF::Writer RubyGem. The simplest possible program to write with PDF::Writer is, of course, a “hello, world”-type of program. Figure 1. Taking hello.rb to the Web #! More Text Figure 2. Figure 3.