How to launch Google Chrome with new browsing session?
Alhtough Goolge Chrome does not support multiple set of session data but you can open Google Chrome browser in a new set of session data by simple tricks. You simply pass in a parameter when launching Google Chrome using command promtp.
Windows Vista – List All Files in Current Directory and Sub-Directories
Sometime you may want to list all files in a directory and it's subdirectory so that you can view all files at a glance. This is a simple trick that you can do it in Windows Vista easily.
A Feature in IE8 Browser That All Other Browser Should Have
Most of the time I use Google Chrome for my daily works and browsing; Sometime I use Firefox; If not necessay, I won't use Internet Explorer; I rarely use Safari; Sometimes I use all of them at the same time.
TortoiseSVN – Graphical User Interface for Windows to (Sub)version Control
Recently I have chance to play with SVN when I need to submit a my Blogtal Trackback Wordpress Plugin into Wordpress plugin's repository. Wordpress plugin repository uses SVN to control the files and their versions hosted in the server. It allows anyone to check out a copy of your plugin files onto their local machine, but, as a plugin author, only you have tho authority to check in.
Instead of typing commands to check in, check out, or whatever to the files to the repository, I found a good software for Windows so that I can execute all SVN commands simply by clicks or drag and drop.
You can find the download here at TortoiseSVN download.
Install IIS on Windows Vista
To develop ASP.Net application on Windows Vista, you will need to install IIS (Internet Information Services) in Windows Vista. Windows Vista Home Premium and above comes with IIS version 7.0 with application development supported (e.g. ASP, ASP.Net).
Speed up your Windows Vista
After some time using Windows Vista you will find that Windows Vista become slower and slower. You can make your Windows Vista runs faster by performing the following steps.
Repartition hard disk on-the-fly in Windows Vista
In Windows XP or ealier, the Disk Management console tool will only allow you to create a new partition using any unallocated, or free, space on a hard disk. If a single partition takes up the entire hard disk space then you cannot use the Disk Management tool to repartition the hard disk. To repartition the hard disk without reformating the hard disk (after FDISK in DOS), you will need to invest in a third-party console tool such as PartitionMagic.
