OPML import for OneNote
If you have OneNote 1.1 preview installed, you can now import OPML outlines. .... The source and executable are located here. via [Better Living Through Software]
Nice. Works for me.
more ...If you have OneNote 1.1 preview installed, you can now import OPML outlines. .... The source and executable are located here. via [Better Living Through Software]
Nice. Works for me.
more ...With USB drives of 128-256MB now commodities, is it possible to carry your: Internet Favorites, My Documents, Outlook .pst and Outlook settings on your keychain? The real question is whether its possible to either:
Donovan Lange has posted the first concrete info on the OneNote Service Pack API. Unfortunately, he doesn't quite give enough details for even a hacking attempt: we'll need the XML schema that describes import data and how to construct the GUID required by the "navigate to page" function.
more ...There's a show called World Poker Tour. Every week they show the final table of 9 players from a tournament in which a couple of hundred people compete. Week after week, this is what you see:
more ...From the AP wire:
FALLUJAH, Iraq - In Fallujah's darkened, empty streets, U.S. troops blast AC/DC's "Hell's Bells" and other rock music full volume from a huge speaker, hoping to grate on the nerves of this Sunni Muslim city's gunmen and give a laugh to Marines along the front …
This is quite interesting. Open source Implementations of the missing data structures of the FCL: linked list, doubly linked list, tree, skip list, heap, etc... Focus is made on robustness, standard conformance, documentation and testing of the collections. via [Sam Gentile's Blog]
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more ...Jason Nadal has posted an RSS reader that uses the Longhorn text-to-speech APIs to actually read you the morning news while you do other things. Includes source. via [Marquee de Sells: Chris's insight outlet]
I love sample code that is actually helpful...
more ...via William Bartholomew:
Fritz Onion has posted an interesting article about how to write ASP.NET projects without using Web Projects and the associated bindings to IIS etc.
http://staff.develop.com/onion/Samples/aspdotnet_without_web_projects.htm
TTFN - Kent
via [Kent Sharkey's blog]
I haven't seen this referenced before:
Microsoft Win32 to Microsoft .NET Framework API MapMicrosoft Win32 to Microsoft .NET Framework API Map
via [Eric Gunnerson's C# Compendium]
more ...Which one of these three loops is the most efficient? How can I prove the answer?
I've listed the source code below. The three loops are:
::: {.MsoNormal} Foreach over an int array :::
::: {.MsoNormal} Simple for over an int array :::
::: {.MsoNormal} For over an int array, hoisting out the length value …