Where O where have my mouse bindings gone?
No Comments »You would think that Microsoft would have considered including all of the “Ten
Essential Tools - Visual Studio Add-Ins Every Developer Should Download Now”
into Visual Studio 2005. One that I am suffering withdrwal from right
now is the VSMouseBindings powertoy. It allowed me to bind my forward and back buttons
on my Intellimouse explorer to the View.NavigateFroward and View.NavigateBackward
in Visual Studio. Made jumping around in your code as easy as surfing the web.
If anyone knows of a way to get this to happen in VS2005 (aside from coderush) please
let me know. Until then, I will continue my quest.
Refactoring Databases
No Comments »So far this has been a good read.
“Waterfalls are wonderful tourist attractions. They are spectacularly
bad strategies for organizing software development projects.” —Scott Ambler
Refactoring
Databases : Evolutionary Database Design
By Scott W. Ambler, Pramod J. Sadalage
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| Publisher: Addison Wesley Professional | ||
| Pub Date: March 06, 2006 | ||
| Print ISBN-10: 0-321-29353-3 | ||
| Print ISBN-13: 978-0-321-29353-4 |
itunes and “remember playback position”
No Comments »iTunes won’t automatically bookmark your video files playback postiton so you can resume where you left off. You need to right click on the track, select “get info” and check “remember playback postion” under the options tab. Unfortunately there is no way to do multiple tracks at once. Here is a c# code snippet that takes the selected items in the itunes browser window and sets the “remember playback position” to true. You will need to add a reference to the iTunes type COM library.