Tuesday, February 2, 2010

better, faster, cheaper, pick two

I did read this adage on Microsoft site about MVC framework today. I like this adage. Because if you choose better and faster, it's not going to be cheap. if you choose faster and cheaper, it cann't be very good enough. if you choose better and cheper, it's not going to be faster.

so mind yourself, whatever you do in the real world.

Thursday, June 4, 2009

Window 7 Release Now


Windows 7 Upgrade Option



Microsoft is expected to unveil an upgrade program for the Windows 7 release. The program will likely let you get Windows 7 for free or with a discount if you've recently bought a Vista-based PC that meets certain conditions.

So what are those conditions? That's not yet clear. Microsoft has confirmed the program will be called "Windows Upgrade Option." Early speculation suggests it may mirror the Vista Express Upgrade program, which provided free or discounted upgrades for users who'd bought XP-based systems in the months leading up to Vista's release. That program didn't exactly run smoothly, though: PC World expressed concern over hidden costs associated with the upgrade, and many consumers complained of delays and other issues in getting their upgrade requests processed.

Microsoft Corporate Vice President Steve Guggenheimer is set to deliver a keynote address at the Computex 2009 conference in Taipei on Wednesday. The address, entitled "Windows Makes Life Simpler," should provide additional details on how the Windows 7 upgrade program will operate.

Windows 7 Release-to-Manufacturing

Another step in the Windows 7 release process will be the transition into the release-to-manufacturing (RTM) phase of development. That's the final phase before the software becomes available to consumers, and -- as its name suggests -- entails Microsoft sending the Windows 7 code to PC manufacturers so they can start preparing new systems for the October 22 release.

Windows 7's RTM phase is expected to begin in late July or early August.

Windows 7 Compatibility Center

Microsoft's official Windows 7 Compatibility Center will launch in conjunction with the software itself, according to a FAQ posted on the site. The Compatibility Center will allow you to make sure your devices and applications will work with Windows 7 before making the upgrade.

Vista's Compatibility Center launched with a very different timeline: The service went online in July 2008, a full year-and-a-half after Vista's release. In an ironic twist, the Vista Compatibility Center also seemed to have some compatibility issues of its own -- the site was completely inaccessible to users during its first days online.

Microsoft, no doubt, is hoping Windows 7's release and reception will be a far less bumpy experience. If early coverage is any indication, that wish just may come true.

Don't take our word for it, though -- try Windows 7 out for yourself. The Windows 7 Release Candidate is still available for download as of now. Microsoft has said the functionality and features will remain relatively constant from that version to the final release.

Saturday, June 28, 2008

Firefox 3.0 wins memory battle, says tester

"By contrast, Safari for Windows is 'extremely poor' in managing memory. Mozilla
browser uses memory much more efficiently than its rivals, according to an independent tester who wrote a memory-monitoring utility to track usage by Firefox, Internet Explorer (IE), Flock, Opera and Safari."

I've seen above news from computer world site. Now I installed Mozilla 3.0 to my mechine. Graphic design and funcationality are really good. u could download it from
www.softpedia.com

working with photo shop

Today, I working with my freelance project. The project name is Annables project. Every one can go throught that project via that link.
www.annabelsweddings.co.uk

Tuesday, June 24, 2008

Today Badly java script error

Today, I've got badly Java script error in my work project. I was trying to get cookie value from Java script file. I need to explain more. The project is need dynamic menu.
That menu is created by when u create new page. that page should be added to menu list automatically. I tried to get cookie value like that - ( here we are some coding -

private void MenuList()
{
List menu_list = MenuController.GetMenuList();
List First_list = new List();
List Second_list = new List();
List Third_list = new List();

string strMenu = string.Empty;

if (menu_list.Count > 0)
{
for (int i = 0; i < menu_list.Count; i++)
{
if (menu_list[i].ParentID == Guid.Empty)
{
// find second level menu
Second_list = GetSubMenu(menu_list, menu_list[i].MenuID);

// print out the first level with
  • closing tag if second list count = 0; else print out the first level without
  • closing tag
    if (Second_list.Count > 0)
    {
    string strSecondLevel = string.Empty;

    //print out the first level
    //strMenu += "
  • " + menu_list[i].Name + "";
    strMenu += "
  • " + menu_list[i].Name + "";

    HttpCookie MyCookie = HttpContext.Current.Request.Cookies["menu"];
    if (MyCookie == null)
    {
    MyCookie = new HttpCookie("menu");
    }

    // open the second level
    strMenu += "
      ";

      for (int j = 0; j < Second_list.Count; j++)
      {
      //remove second level list from main list
      for (int count = 0; count < menu_list.Count; count++)
      {
      if (Second_list[j].MenuID == menu_list[count].MenuID)
      {
      menu_list.RemoveAt(count);
      i--;
      }
      }

      // find third level menu
      Third_list = GetSubMenu(menu_list, Second_list[j].MenuID);
      if (Third_list.Count > 0)
      {
      // print out the second level without closing
    • tag
      //strMenu += "
    • " + Second_list[j].Name + "";
      strMenu += "
    • " + Second_list[j].Name + "";

      // open the third level
      strMenu += "
        ";

        foreach (Menus m3 in Third_list)
        {
        // print out the third level
        //strMenu = "
      • " + m3.Name + "
      • ";
        strMenu = "
      • " + m3.Name + "
      • ";

        //remove third level menu from the main list
        for (int c = 0; c < menu_list.Count; c++)
        {
        if (m3.MenuID == menu_list[c].MenuID)
        {
        menu_list.RemoveAt(c);
        i--;
        }
        }
        }

        //close the third level
        strMenu += "
      ";
      //close the second level
      strMenu += "
    ";
    // close the first level
    strMenu += "
  • ";

    int index2 = Second_list.IndexOf(Second_list[j]);
    Second_list.InsertRange(index2 + 1, Third_list);
    }
    else
    {
    // print out the second level
    for (int m = 0; m < Second_list.Count; m++)
    {
    //strMenu += "
  • " + Second_list[j].Name + "
  • ";
    strMenu += "
  • " + Second_list[j].Name + "
  • ";
    }
    // close the second level
    strMenu += "";
    // close the first level
    strMenu += "";

    int index1 = menu_list.IndexOf(menu_list[i]);
    menu_list.InsertRange(index1 + 1, Second_list);

    }
    }
    }
    else
    {
    //strMenu += "
  • " + menu_list[i].Name + "
  • ";
    strMenu += "
  • " + menu_list[i].Name + "
  • ";
    }
    }
    }

    navigationMenuList.InnerHtml = strMenu;
    }
    }

    In above code has bold sentence. that sentece is trying to get cookie value from anchor tag on click event. I have no idea yet. :( BAD Day