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A Long Awaited Addition

Posted on April 18, 2003 by DrFooMod2 | Leave a reply

TaskVision is now out in C#!

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I Can’t Beleive It Works

Posted on April 12, 2003 by DrFooMod2 | 1 Reply

I just coded up some XPath and it actually works. I’m quite suprised. Just had to share.

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Code Pimp

Posted on January 17, 2003 by DrFooMod2 | 1 Reply

I am the code pimp!

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Seek and Ye Shall Find or: Why I Wrote an Adobe Photoshop Lightroom Spotlight Importer May 10, 2012
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Necessity Is The Mother of Invention or: Updating a WordPress Page From a Sparse-Checkout of a Git Repo April 23, 2012
Learning I’ve been working on this app spec for weeks at work. In an effort to improve on what I’d accomplished, I reached out to my friend, and one of the smartest people I know, Peter Becan. I wanted him to teach me how to do it right. Peter’s been doing this sort of thing… […]
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Import PDF into Visio 2007 February 22, 2010
I had a need to import some CAD drawings into my Visio document. The CAD drawings were provided to me as PDF documents. Visio has no native way to insert a PDF into a drawing. SnagIt to the rescue. Besides being an excellent app for making screenshots, it installs itself as a printer. Well, all… […]
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I am working on a SQL Server 2005 Reporting Services (SSRS) report that has differing row colors based on a value in each data row. The color value is defined in the database. When I initially created the report, each row had a variable background color but the foreground color was black. The first time… […]
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