Finding the Right PC Resource Guides

Jul 1st, 2008 by Addy | 0

Did your personal computer or laptop just don’t “act” the way it was beforee Did something go wrong, though you are not really sure what, but you hope that it will run correctly like it did yesterdaye Sounds almost impossible unless you go to a service center and demand the repairman to bring it back to the way it was, possible, though it will cost so much. Maybe you should tinker with your gadget a little more, so you will discover the relief System Restoration brings. When you use System Restoration, your operating system will be supple enough to go back to a starting point that the user have configured. Because every change that programs and applications go thru, gets recorded in System Restoration.


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Be a Computer Genius in No Time

Jul 1st, 2008 by Addy | 0

Modern boards use plastic stand-offs to which the board simply snaps into place or is fastened to by ties. Older PC casings use brass ones that need paper or cardboard washers for the task. There may also be an issue with the alignment of the board itself (there was an issue with Gigabyte boards sometime back that had the whole board sagging in one place of the other which prevented the memory modules from seating properly. Use plastic tie-downs where a plastic tie is used to pull the board into alignment to solve this type of problems.


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Why Call a Technician if You Can Fix Your PC Yourselfe

Jun 23rd, 2008 by Addy | 0

One day you may be in panic for finding out your files have vanished from your PC. Whether the problem involves software or hard drive, you can actually pull through the mess.

So you may have added a stick of RAM and then suddenly your PC seemingly crashes down: boot routines fail and there are sudden shutdowns. This can mean you have a case of bad memory upgrade.

Also, new addition to your memory may not be compatible with the existing one. In this case try to boot your PC and enter the memory settings. From there you can reboot again and wait for results that will show how the two memory sticks react to each other.


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PHP Programming is Your Ticket to Web Success

Jun 23rd, 2008 by Addy | 1

Just like any programming language today, PHP has its share of commands which we now call as tags. These as the ones used to start and end a program or a website output in this case.

For some people, it may be too complicated but given a couple of sessions and trial on how to program using PHP, most of these tags such as and will become elementary for most.

You can build a lot of things with PHP and one important program you can compile are file uploaders which will be important when you need to place images or other files necessary for you site.


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Using ROR With Basic Commands

Jun 23rd, 2008 by Addy | 0

As it turns out, blocks are the ideal tool for use ion implementing user interfaces where we have a defined graphic that signifies a button and pressing that button would result in a pre-set series of processes. A simple button definition can be:

bPlay = Button.new(”Play”)

bPause = Button.new(”Pause”)

# so on and so forth……

If a user presses any of the buttons it calls on the pre-set reactions/processes that are supposed to happen if the user requests that action, say a method called “buttonSelected” will be called upon. The said method would then have to have it’s own method as a sub-class of the button action sub-class. This can be done by defining the sub-class such as the sample code in the next post would show.


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Check Your Computer Frequently

Jun 23rd, 2008 by Addy | 0

If your PC’s not powering up, don’t immediately panic and run around the room while you’re shouting and tearing your hair out (obviously I’ve done this before). Here are some basic tips on how to seal with this problem before you call your local (and expensive) PC repair man.

Check if your PC’s plugged in. Yes, boys and girls, there’s been a lot of situation where the the computer gets unplugged when your electric-bill-crazy-mom would pull it out while you’re away from keyboard to save on the utility charges. Or you forgot that you pulled it out last night.


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Being a Photo Editing Master in a Flash

Jun 23rd, 2008 by Addy | 0

Although photo editing programs nowadays seem to have all the basic (and advance!) editing tools a man needs, you have to keep in mind that not all the tools you see on the interface are beneficial. One of which is the cropping tool.

Before you start cropping all your images, you have to ask yourself, “Will the photo look better if I crop ite” If you answered no, then don’t. Sometimes, cropping results to a “cramped” photo. You have to keep in mind the nature of the photo’s subject. Sports photographers, for example, seldom use this tool because they feel the need of their photos to “breathe”. The action is not focused on the ball (in basketball for example) only but all the players surrounding the offensive player are vital.


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PHP Programming Made Easy

Jun 23rd, 2008 by Addy | 0

Here are some helpful basics on PHP: Begin, at all times, a PHP page with . (a period) and never neglect to use ; (semi colon) at the close of a variable. Secondly, before manually starting phpmyadmin to make your PHP program run properly, be ready to set up PHP, PHPTriad first. Next, to enable your php program to function, bring a php page in a .php wing. And lastly, don’t forget that security is the main requirement in using this type of PHP language. In developing a page with PHP, high level of security is necessary.


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Enhancing Programs With Ruby on Rails

Jun 23rd, 2008 by Addy | 0

New ideas are not easily accepted by everyone and creating a plan of introduction may help you start the process. Here are a few basic steps to introduce Rails:

Highlight the interesting points and advantages of using the Rails technology. Know your audience. Be aware of what they need and how Rails could meet them.

Explain how Rails differ from other technologies that are in competition with it. Discuss real applications made with Rails, its development and performance and the system requirements. Don’t just talk about it, show a screencasts about it. Demonstrate how to use the Ruby technology, showing them how easy it is to use.


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Interpath Application Flow Diagrams-01

Jun 2nd, 2008 by Addy | 0

This article is also covered as a podcast on “The ROOT Cause” podcast series, available on iTunes.

Interpath Application Flow Diagrams have been the second most frequently read or listened to topic on the Interpath Technologies website and The Sniffer Guy / The ROOT Cause podcast series. While it has been discussed in previous articles and podcasts, I felt it warranted some more attention. It is also the most frequent request we receive in emails. People are looking for templates. In response, we are creating a list of templates but it is a difficult process because each situation is unique. That being said, there are many similarities and common mistakes.


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