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Joan Murt wrote: Last time I got a voltmeter it ended in tears.
I know how hard that is to achieve. I made a voltmeter cry once ... ok, ok I'm bragging, it didn't actually cry. It sort of whimpered a bit and then it died.
Cheers! 
"I had the right to remain silent, but I didn't have the ability!"
Ron White, Comedian
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For my TV I plug it into a wireless extender which connects to my network by wifi, but has a couple of RJ45 sockets too. This also improves the range of my wifi network around th ehouse and garden.
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I'm an optoholic - my glass is always half full of vodka.
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Oh, they have a TV that is already WIFI capable but the problema is that the computer that is the MEDIA server is placed after a couple of PLC devices and when the TV is connecting wirelessly to the router the packets must travel through two PLC devices and back to get it working therefore this is not a good option, what I probably will end up with is:
put an Access point into the computer that will be the media server and connect the TV to that access point...
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Take a look at this[^] and read number 2. 
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My apologies, I replaced it!
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I'm pretty sure when entering the word "sms" in google you'll get a lot of good websites that offer what you're looking for
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are you using any application to send sms or are you just sending SMS from any website directly.
If the latter is the case, then use other websites such as www.way2sms.com..
if the former is the case, please check the webservice used to send the SMS.
Also please provide more information so that we can help you find right solution...
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Hi all,
I would like to learn HTML5 for app development...Can any one suggest which is the right tool for HTML 5 development and also if you can suggest tutorials for the same..
Regards,
Dinesh Kumar.V.
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Raja,
Thanks for your reply. I have searched google. I get lot of suggestions. I am not sure which one is good to use.. I thought if any person would have already been developing HTML 5 apps, they could suggest some good tools which I can work on.
Regards,
Dinesh Kumar.V.
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Though I should not give you any (you're posting in the wrong forum after all), my advice is that you choose any tool with which you feel comfortable. is really a matter of opinion.
if you want more opnions, look on http://www.codeproject.com/Forums/1640/Web-Development.aspx[^], you'll probably have more luck there.
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Sentenryu wrote: advice is that you choose any tool with which you feel comfortable
For that first thing he needs is list of tools that he can try and then only he can decide in which tool he is comfortable and once again the same question arise i.e. - "Which tool to go for?"
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Thanks Andy!!!That exactly is my question...If any one can point out few tools for me it would be helpful..
Regards,
Dinesh Kumar.V.
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Well there are many IDE. You can develop HTML 5 app in -
Dreamweaver
Visual studio
Netbeans
You can also use cordova phonegap to target various devices.
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Thanks Andy!!! If we are using Visual Studio for this purpose, Do I need to install anything specific other than the HTML 5 Setup for Visual Studio. Can I target different platform [Android, Windows,Iphone..]when I develop HTML5 apps from VS?
Regards,
Dinesh Kumar.V.
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If you want to develop HTML5 web pages then no additional tools required.
If you want to develop native apps for iphone, android, win phone etc. then you need some sort of host application that hosts your html5 app (in lieu of a web browser)
There are a few around (try this for example[^]
Personally I haven't used any enough to comment.
Generally speaking, you need to use some sort of hosting app or tool if you need to access a phone's hardware (accelerometer, for example) as the host app will give javascript access to the interface.
MVVM # - I did it My Way
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Man, you're a god. - walterhevedeich 26/05/2011
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(That's an 'M')
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Thanx _Maxxx_..I will try it out!!!
Regards,
Dinesh Kumar V
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Thanks my friend Sentenryu!!I am sorry that this was posted in the wrong forum, but then this was not entirely related to the coding or any technical issue. That was the reason why I posted it here..Anyways thanks for the reply...
Regards,
Dinesh Kumar.V.
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Is there any software program or script, through which i can generate an infographic?
I m not talking about a infographic tool but want to generate it programaticaly.
----Life is short...Dare to be the best you can---
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That's an incredibly broad question which could be interpreted so many different ways.
I'd like to suggest you try and define your concerns, and goals, more specifically, and then post questions ... with code samples if possible ... on one of CP's QA forums appropriate to the language (C#, VB, C++), and Microsoft stack (C#, WPF, ASP.NET, whatever), you are using.
“I'm an artist: it's self evident that word implies looking for something all the time without ever finding it in full. It is the opposite of saying : 'I know all about it. I've already found it.'
As far as I'm concerned, the word means: 'I am looking. I am hunting for it. I am deeply involved.'”
Vincent Van Gogh
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Infographic is just a cool looking statistics report. So you don't need any special scripts to create it. Just approach like you are going to create a custom HTML report from your database.
Convert any of these free templates[^] to CSS + HTML. and write a code to populate it with real data. The hard part is to convert these templates into reusable user controls, filling it with data is the easy part.
May be once you are done you can share it over here...[^] 
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Some ways to say "Welcome!" to the 'next' guy (or gal) who takes over (or replaces) for you.
* Insert 30, 50, or, hey, even 1,000 blank lines at the top of each code file;
.... - for added effect, comment on the last blank line: Remove these above blank lines ... someday.
.... - Better comment: Above lines reserved for 'smarter' / 'more effecient' code I'll think of... someday.
* Everywhere you didn't comment, but should have, put Hey, new guy, consider adding comments here.
* Create a Do/While loop that doesn't run except on the 3rd Tuesday of the 4th month, or exists only when 'Blue' is chosen from a list, then add a comment Need to add 'Blue' to the list...; (put an Application.DoEvents() in there, though; well, if you want!) (Technically, this would be disruptive. So, use a counter and iterate a max # of times; 1,000,000 comes to mind....)
* Put in 30+ or, hey, 300+ "Start" class files, with .Net calling the first, the creating & calling the 2nd, which creates & calls the 3rd, which creates & calls the Nth & so on. The final Nth class's top comment: Start each day anew.
.... - Or, put a random number chooser between 1 and N and call that random class with a comment Final Nth Class will eventually be called ... hopefully. (Technically, this would be disruptive. So use a counter and don't go past the actual # of N start files.)
* Create a quick .exe called "CriticalComponentTester.exe" which merely pops up a window reading Get a cup 'o coffee & start testing there, Buddy-Boy (or Gal)!
* A comment at the top page of the most critical app: Taking over someone else's code is like taking over another pirate ship. Let the Treasure Hunt begin! Map? What Map?!?
modified 26-Dec-13 14:57pm.
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