A VBA macro takes the active window in MS Word, makes it two, and then arranges them side by side.
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How to resize a photo to make the best fit in a browser window using javascript. Read More: Resize images to Fit Browser Window  A great help for anyone reading on the Internet comes in the form of an add-on for Firefox, which takes out the clutter and leaves the article. Read More: Easy Reading in your Browser: iReader for Firefox  A new calculator to find out the correct time for dawnrise and midday which are crucial for many of the monastic disciplinary rules and for lay people undertaking the uposatha. Read More: Monastic Dawnrise and Midday  A note on how to insert the Facebook Commenting social plugin via javascript on static pages and make the url dynamic.  Here are some javascript forms to make a quick conversion between the Buddhist and Christian Eras.  I needed to write part of a file name into the mp3 title tag. There are some great tag writers out there, but I couldn’t find one that can write only part of the name, which is what I needed. Read More: Writing Filenames into mp3 Tags with a Batch File  This post looks at how I solved a problem I had with naming captions in photographs so they can be easily uploaded to Picasa web albums. It also shows how to write to jpeg comments. Read More: Writing Filenames into JPEG Comments and Captions with a Batch File  I very much liked the mosaic work found in the temples and pagodas I saw in Myanmar, and being inspired by the idea when I got back I made a digital mosaic based on a photograph of a pedestal mosaic at Shwedagon, Yangon. Read More: Digital Mosaics made using Foto-Mosaic-Edda  The post discusses the uses of virtual desktops and a dual monitor system. It seems many people think it will be more complicated having two monitors, but in my experience anyway, the exact opposite is the case. Read More: Virtual Desktops and Dual Monitors  Now there are several advantages of a laptop, but it comes with a price, which is that there is little room on the monitor to work with, and its almost an equation that the more portable :: the less room. Read More: My Not-So-Square Monitor  I decided to write my own Multi-Calculator which would show all the operations I was trying to perform in the interface, and I am now making it available as a freeware download for Windows.. Read More: Multi Calculator Programme  When I was at the Taiping Temple I became quite expert at quite quickly getting up what I hope were eye-catching and attractive posters in an attempt to interest people in our events.  In earlier posts I have shown some of the tools I am using to output panoramic photographs and make videos out of them. Here I will show a great software that can make “paintings” out of your photos. Read More: Photographic Paintings of Tonle Sap: FotoSketcher  I had used the Digital Clip Factory to scan from one end of a photograph to another in order to make viewing of the long murals as Bayon presentable. I also have another video made this time of the East Wall. Read More: Ta Phrom: Gods and Angels in Ruins: Digital Clip Factory  Doing long scans in this way is really an imaginative extension of what the software was meant for. A more usual way of employing it is to animate still photographs to make them more interesting. This is called the Ken Burns effect. Read More: Mural Walls at Bayon 2: Digital Clip Factory  On the second day at Angkor I started taking photographs of the walls at Bayon, it was actually quite hard work to shuffle along corridors holding the camera at a steady height, trying not to bump into anyone, and not to fall over either. Read More: Mural Walls at Bayon 1: Microsoft’s Image Composite Editor  I had found some software that makes excellent, seamless panoramas, and I had visions of panoramas from the Bayon in Angkor that would, like their originals, be wall-long. I have written a Unicode Input Programme, which, when active, runs silently in the system tray and allows for the input of Unicode characters through the use of hotkey combinations. Read More: Unicode Input Programme (Simple) |
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