That will change the orientation of ALL pages. If you only need one, you'll have to go to Format -->Paragraph -->Text Flow-->Breaks, check "Insert" and "With Page Style"and then select "Landscape", so yeah, it's not precisely intuitive.
I use PHP (and the great Symfony framework) for small or mid-size projects, but for enterprise class stuff I use Java. One of the main reasons (yet not the only one) is performance, but I acknowledge it's more of a personal prejudice. How is it going now? any reliable benchmark out there to support my preferences?
1. I'm reading a lot of people saying that the Skype client for other platforms is doomed. I think this depends on how MS plans to monetize Skype, if they go for ads, they will need audience, so neglecting Android would be a bad idea (The Linux client is crap anyway)
2. Am I the only one here who thinks that Skype is grossly overpriced? EBay must be banging his head against the wall by now.
Almost everything in Netbeans is a plugin. The problem is that it was born as a Java-only IDE (many years ago) while Eclipse has been always marketed as a meta IDE. Things have changed and thanks to the Netbeans Platform it can be easily extended. By the way, I'm a fanboy:)
I guess working at Google was the only thing missing in Gosling's CV. It's a great "acquisition", I wish the best for him, another slap in the face for Oracle.
I tested MeeGo in my N900 and I have to say that if that was what the got they were screwed badly. The news doesn't surprise anyone, actually I thought they had discontinued Symbian 4 years ago when I didn't received any more updates for my old N80 (bought only 1 year before).
-And you were thrown out of Microsoft headquarters for... trying to feed a squirrel through a fax machine?
-I forgot about that! It was part of an argument with Steve Ballmer about Vista. Which I won, by the way
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That will change the orientation of ALL pages. If you only need one, you'll have to go to Format -->Paragraph -->Text Flow-->Breaks, check "Insert" and "With Page Style"and then select "Landscape", so yeah, it's not precisely intuitive.
I use PHP (and the great Symfony framework) for small or mid-size projects, but for enterprise class stuff I use Java. One of the main reasons (yet not the only one) is performance, but I acknowledge it's more of a personal prejudice. How is it going now? any reliable benchmark out there to support my preferences?
I think he/she meant that it's actually "MS Visual Studio Express" :P
Leader in Southamerica? Well, at least not on this regard. Check this (in Spanish)
He he. OK, I will *sighs*
What about OpenView?
So now I can patent the bare ideas?
Seriously? How do you know that? I mean, you could not like presentations or even meetings, but as far as I know PP does what it has to do.
Someone has been reading Dilbert lately.
A very convenient comic strip
I could buy that if it wasn't for the "altered by captured Nazi doctors to appear more frightening" part :P
1. I'm reading a lot of people saying that the Skype client for other platforms is doomed. I think this depends on how MS plans to monetize Skype, if they go for ads, they will need audience, so neglecting Android would be a bad idea (The Linux client is crap anyway)
2. Am I the only one here who thinks that Skype is grossly overpriced? EBay must be banging his head against the wall by now.
It's more profitable to exploit a MS product vulnerability than filing a bug report and getting a few bucks.
Yeah, you're right. They should have taken him to Guantanamo to "give some intel" and then killed him.
Almost everything in Netbeans is a plugin. The problem is that it was born as a Java-only IDE (many years ago) while Eclipse has been always marketed as a meta IDE. Things have changed and thanks to the Netbeans Platform it can be easily extended. By the way, I'm a fanboy :)
The only dead language I barely can speak is French.
And what's The Sun, then?
Apparently they had conducted further experiments related to this 32D thing.
That could work out well. C'mon people, it's hard to do April fool's jokes these days, at least the tried something.
That or the NASA images have some small fixes. Maybe they were hiding a secret military base in the middle of the Pacific.
I guess working at Google was the only thing missing in Gosling's CV. It's a great "acquisition", I wish the best for him, another slap in the face for Oracle.
I tested MeeGo in my N900 and I have to say that if that was what the got they were screwed badly. The news doesn't surprise anyone, actually I thought they had discontinued Symbian 4 years ago when I didn't received any more updates for my old N80 (bought only 1 year before).
OK, that made my day
They should invent something to discover who was bribed to vote for Qatar in first place.
You clearly didn't terminate the infestation