Normally you get to see them shred it before your eyes.
http://www.reddogshred.com
Saturday, June 28, 2014
Friday, June 27, 2014
Thursday, June 26, 2014
Friday, June 20, 2014
How to get a shared google calendar to appear on Android, Galaxy S4
Couldn't find any help until I ran across this post. The key is that you have to install the Google Calendar app from the Play Store and then syncing will work (even in the old Samsung Calendar app).
Post here.
Thursday, June 19, 2014
Thursday, June 12, 2014
Windows clean install Win7
Win clean install
MacBook Pro Win7 clean install
Data backup
- Win 7 disc image from Mac side
Windows
++ Desktop contents
++ Export Outlook rules
Folders (My Documents)
++ Bob's Files on PC (includes Dw sites)
++ Outlook datafiles
++ Digbsy Logs
++ My Shapes
++ OneNote Notebooks
Chrome
++ Bookmarks
Licenses
++ TimelineMaker Pro
++ Florencesoft DiffEngineX
++ Plus DiffEngineX old installer
++ Balsamiq
- Bootcamp partition
- Install Win 7 SP1
- Win: run Apple Software Update
- Win: install all updates
- Win: add to Adobenet domain
- Win: Chrome install
- Mac: VMWare
- Activate Win7 in Fusion (at work wired)
- Reboot native win
- Activate Win7 again
- Reboot native mac
- Activate Fusion again (or confirm ok)
- Reboot native win confirm ok
- Win: install Cisco AnyConnect
- Win: Adobe wireless setup
- Win: install ePo administrator
- Win: install Virusscan
- Win: install Office 365
- Creative Cloud, activate
- Acrobat XI
- Win: install Win Zip (important for installing MS Project from volume servers correctly)
- Win: install corp id fonts
- AIR
- Adobe Directory
- Add printers (\\sjprint-et in start menu)
- Launch Connect
- Launch maillistmgr
- Polycom RealPresence Desktop
- Install Project 2010
- Launch maillistmgr
- Flash
- Install Digsby
- Balsamiq
- Balsamiq
- Install Duck Capture
- Polycom RealPresence Desktop
- Install Visio
- Install Dropbox
- Adobe Hub
- Charles with SSH options
- Set homepages for browsers
- Crashplan
- Timelinemaker professional
X Florencesoft DiffEngineX
- Lastpass
Creative Cloud
- Ps
- Id
- Dw
Creative Cloud
- Ps
- Id
- Dw
- Adobe Hub
- Charles with SSH options
- FileZilla FTP client
- CDM+
- Covenant Eyes
- Defragment drive
- Backup image- Spotify
- WinDirStat
- iTunes
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Data Migration
Windows
- Desktop contents
- Setup Outlook
- Email datafile
- Reimport Outlook data files
- OneNote files
- Reimport Outlook rules
Monday, June 9, 2014
Friday, June 6, 2014
Scroll wheel direction registry hack
From a co-worker:
After
using touch devices I finally decided to make the switch and change my touch
pad on my Macbook to scroll in the “natural” direction. The problem
was that Apple, in all their brilliance tied together the scroll direction of
their mouse and trackpad…even though they are in two separate control
panels. So I had to get used to scrolling my mouse in the “natural”
way.
Unfortunately
I couldn’t find a way to achieve this through the Windows controls. I did
find an app, Trackpad Settings, that I used to change both the scroll direction
of the trackpad, and turn off the tap-click feature which I hated, but I still
couldn’t reverse the scroll on my mouse wheel.
I
did however find that there is a reg key you can modify to make this
work. Head to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\ControlSet001\Enum\HID…
Then
search for FlipFlopWheel, and change it’s value to 1. I did that, turned
my mouse off and back on, and I am in business.
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