Jobs to Music Industry — Free the Music
Steve Jobs' rather unassumingly titled Thoughts on Music packs quite a punch. In what is surely going to be one of the most linked-to URL’s on the Internet, Jobs openly advocates...
GoDaddy-MySpace Fiasco
The GoDaddy-MySpace fiasco appears to have run its course. As I read blog posts and news stories, one thing that stood out was the intense focus on the legal and...
Class for DotNetNuke Portal Tokens Replacement
In a previous post DotNetNuke Module Settings Made Simple, I had shared some code to make DotNetNuke module settings easier to manage. One of the methods in an included...
Websites built on DotNetNuke
Many businesses that develop websites for customers using DotNetNuke have to field questions about reference sites. Here is the answer — Computer Hardware: AlienWare (Australia) - High-performance computer...
Outlook 2007 and RSS Feeds
I naively assumed that the Office team dog-fooded the Outlook 2007 RSS Feeds capability before shipping the product. Based on my experience, I am inclined to believe that...
Overlapping Tabs Made Simple
Steve Krug loves tabs for web page navigation and shares examples of tabs that work and those that don’t in his popular book on web usability “Dont’ Make...
Hierarchical, Scrollable Javascript Checkbox List
I needed a way to present the user with a hierarchical list of categories in an ASP.Net application. I also needed the code to be light-weight and the...
Three Tips to Fix Snap Preview
If you spend any time on people’s blog sites, you have no doubt encountered the “Snap Preview” dialogs that appear when you hover over a link. If you...
Multiple ASP.Net Versions of Windows 2003 Server 64-bit
One of my dedicated servers at PowerDNN is running 64–bit Windows 2003 Server. Recently I had to get an app that was ASP.Net 1.1–dependent to run on this box. No...
Why I Don’t Like Vista Media Center
I have been using Windows Media Center Edition for over a year now. When Vista Ultimate became available, I immediately upgraded because I was drawn to the improvements...