Comment on WCF: The connection was closed unexpectedly by meghanad chitre

2012-02-17T21:40:49

This is Super !!

Comment on IPhone crashes Windows XP by Jeanne

2012-02-10T21:04:56

Thank you - I have had the problem twice now and Apple was no use at all in trying to solve the problem I added the HP eprint app and the problem has gone

Comment on Move your user profile to other drive by Mikael Lundin

2012-02-02T05:13:11

David Rose sent me these comments that could be of use to anyone trying this out. Used your instructions to move my account from my SSD boot drive to a larger conventional drive. It worked great but a few minor notes. First the robocopy command line lists one of the parameters as /W1. It should be /W:1. Second, it is unnecessary to write down the existing junction points in the source directory before rebooting into the repair command line since they will still be there in the source directory until you execute the rmdir to eliminate it. Actually you can rename the source directory after executing robocopy (which preserves the junction points in it) and you can use this copy to repair the profile so you can reboot and log on to it by by re-entering repair command line mode, removing the new junction point and renaming the saved directory back to its original setting if no other option presents itself. This directory can then be removed after rebooting confirms that the process was successful. And finally, but surely most importantly, if the the drive letters in repair mode do not match the drive letters when you boot the system (on my system boot C: was repair H: and boot D: was repair I:) if you specify the repair drive letter for the target in the mklink path (which is required to successfully test the final dir command) the junction will fail when you boot the system. It is imperative that you have access to a different administrator account that you can log on to so you can correct this problem after rebooting because access to the account you moved will be impossible until you do. This can be achieved by removing the junction created in repair mode and recreating it using the boot value for the target drive.. Still, thanks for the succinct and useful procedure. Nothing else I found on the web compares to it

Comment on Interception with Unity by SkyFx

2012-01-29T21:55:00

Thanks, straight simple "getting started" guide as it should be

Comment on Migrate blog from Wordpress to Orchard CMS by craig

2011-12-20T22:11:34

Mikael, Thanks, yes I currently develop in asp.net and I am starting to get into MVC 3 which I think is great. I have had a look at the other systems that you mention but I keep coming back to Orchard. Thanks vey much for sharing your experience.

Comment on HOWTO: Ringtones for your IPhone by Mikael Lundin

2011-12-15T20:51:17

Sorry Wajeha. This blog post was written in 2009 and Apple has long since changed how ring tones works in iOS. The information written here should be considered outdated. I will make some design changes on the blog to make sure that people may easier distinguish the age of a post.

Comment on HOWTO: Ringtones for your IPhone by Wajeha

2011-12-14T14:10:32

thanks for explaining the steps clearly but i have one question now i'v done it all and have the ringtone m4a how can i convert it to m4r .. ? i used so much prgrammes but when they transfer it to my iphone they cut it to 10 seconds why ?!! i done know !! even though my ringtone is only 39 seconds

Comment on Migrate blog from Wordpress to Orchard CMS by Mikael Lundin

2011-12-06T17:18:48

@craig Depends on what you want to do. Wordpress is a great blogging platform. You can get a blog functional in no time, and it will be fully customizable. But... my experience with Wordpress and especially PHP is the problem of maintainability. After you've made some customizations you will have to maintain these for each new upgrade of the platform. This can be tedious. For that reason I would not use Wordpress in a content management scenario. When you build websites (not blogs) you need to build it custom to solve the business problem. In this aspect Orchard is great. You define entities that matches the domain of your business, and display them as pages, list items, parts of pages, and so on. I like it. But if you're going to do content management on the .NET platform there are a lot of alternatives, Umbraco, N2, dotnetnuke. You shouldn't run blindly into Orchard without evaluating the alternatives.

Comment on Migrate blog from Wordpress to Orchard CMS by craig

2011-12-06T01:38:01

How are you finding Orchard compared to WordPress?

Comment on Beginners guide to Pascal by sanjaya

2011-11-27T13:19:54

very useful to beginners in pascal.i learned a lot from your blog.please keep it up with your good work :) regards.

Comment on Migrate blog from Wordpress to Orchard CMS by Peter

2011-11-13T22:18:53

I have a wordpress export, but of version 1.1. What changes would I need to do to the xslt transformation? Thanks, Peter

Comment on IPhone crashes Windows XP by Tony

2011-11-05T12:18:06

I had same problem with xp crashing when iphone was connected. I found that once I installed HP eprint app on iphone from app store all driver conflicts were resolved and I no longer have a problem. It seems that the hp eprint app allows phone to be recognized as it should. Hope this helps

Comment on Coverage is a broken metric by Patrik Akselsson

2011-10-31T06:39:34

Great post!

Comment on Migrate blog from Wordpress to Orchard CMS by thereverandnd

2011-10-24T15:00:51

You have just obtained epic rank for this.

Comment on StarCraft II requires a patch. Would you like to download and install the patch now? by Step07mar

2011-10-17T22:38:40

Thank you, I can't believe it was this easy!

Comment on Introduction to NHibernate by Rajendra

2011-10-12T15:37:58

Thanks, nice article and simple explanation

Comment on Migrate blog from Wordpress to Orchard CMS by Lukas

2011-10-02T21:46:11

Thank you :)

Comment on Encrypt your web.config with MSBuild by Gabriel Rodriguez

2011-09-30T19:08:29

Had to search for a very quick way to encrypt config files...your post was the easiest and simplest to follow. Thanks!

Comment on IPhone crashes Windows XP by Joaquin

2011-09-30T14:21:34

First, sorry my poor english, i'm spanish. A lot of thanks for this comments. I was the same problem as you, wen i connect my new iPad2 with photos my computer was BSOD. I try a lot of things trough i want this forum. You are the best, a lot of thanks another time. I try to install new drivers from de location indicated, but it was trunked. Then i wasxsolved the problem going to the web of acer (my computer is acer wiyh webcam logitech integrated).In the site of Acer i want the camera driver actualized. I only actulize the driver from the web cam and the problem was solved. The iPad connect OK with Pc without any problem. Now i will try the printer (oh, my good, lucky day?, its HP ... Well if i have problems with it i will try to install new drivers. When i have any solution or no problem i will tell you. Another time thanks, and another time sorry my poor english. THANKS !!!!!

Comment on Infinite sequence of primes by dasdas

2011-09-30T09:02:58

To [Andrew said on Aug 16 2011 at 10:34 AM] "every integer from 2 to 3935" is either a prime number or is a product of prime numbers which are < 3935 therefore prime numbers from 2 to 3935 are a small subset of all integers within this range.