Posted by jpluimers on 2011/09/30
If you use Mac and Windows machines, then – despite the Mac keyboards – it sometimes is handy to use Mac to remote login to a Windows machine.
For that, the Microsoft Remote Desktop Connection Client for Mac 2.1.1 (especially the download <g>) comes in handy.
–jeroen
via: Microsoft Office for Mac Downloads and Updates | Office For Mac.
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Posted by jpluimers on 2011/09/30
While starting MonoDevelop this morning, I found out that MonoTouch 4.2.2 is out.
New Features in MonoTouch 4.2.2
This is a minor update to MonoTouch 4.2, with the following bug fixes:
Changes in MonoTouch 4.2.2
Bug fixes:
- #587 – Full-AOT failure when *not* linking the application
- #923 – UISegmentedControl: -[NSCFString BridgeSelector]: unrecognized selector sent to instance 0xe084860
- #931 – UITapGestureRecognizer fails with “unrecognized selector sent”
- #942 – Wrong binding for CGPDFArray.GetDictionary()
- #975 – CGPDFDictionary.GetString() returns invalid strings
- #980 – Cannot use ABPeoplePickerNavigationController after update to 4.2
–jeroen
via: MonoTouch 4.2 – MonoTouch.
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Posted by jpluimers on 2011/09/30
The Camera Shutter Life Database can give you some indication how long the shutter of your DSLR can last.
Both my Nikon body types are listed: The site has an entry for the Nikon D300, and the D700.
At the end of each page, you can upload your own shutter counts.
–jeroen
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Posted by jpluimers on 2011/09/30
The RDP to VMware host running an XP guest: Invisible Mouse Cursor on Text Editors problem is not limited to RDP-ing into the VMware host, but also happens on some hosts themselves (including my ThinkPad W701 running Windows 7 x64).
This VMware Communities: Invisible Mouse Cursor on Text Editors … thread (that has a different host configuration: Vista) comes up with 2 different solutions that both work:
- Make your Windows XP mouse scheme the “Windows Black (system scheme)”
- Put the Windowx XP video hardware acceleration one position below maximum.
Since less hardware acceleration also means far less performance, I’ve opted for the first solution.
–jeroen
via RDP to VMware host running an XP guest: Invisible Mouse Cursor on Text Editors « The Wiert Corner – irregular stream of Wiert stuff.
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